Skill UI

A comprehensive skill for integrating agentic operational flows into the RuView sensing ecosystem (RVF). It allows external agents to read, reason about, and respond to real-time cross-component sensing data, including BFLD events, vitals, and pose estimation. Use cases include automated caregiving responses, complex event negotiation, and maintaining auditable agent state within the sensing data stream.

This guide outlines the essential CLI commands for managing the full task lifecycle within the LobeHub task system. It covers viewing task details, creating and managing subtasks with dependencies, handling task-related documents (workspace), and tracking conversational topics. Use `lh task` to ensure structured workflow execution and progress reporting.

Defines role-based allowed tools and skills for spawn_subagent workflows, including boundaries for executors, reviewers, planners, and testers. Useful for configuring sub-agents safely and consistently.

This skilled searches GitHub Issues and Discussions to find prior reports, error matches, and compatibility clues for software debugging. It extracts details on exact errors, package versions, OS environments, and recommended workarounds. Use this workflow for diagnosis and discovery, not for academic citation. It guides structured queries to provide actionable debugging steps and compatibility summaries.

A comprehensive security auditing tool designed to analyze codebases for vulnerabilities. It provides a structured workflow to scan entire repositories, review specific changes (like PR diffs or single commits), and suggest verified patch files. Findings are challenged by independent agents, ensuring that suggested fixes are targeted and require manual review before application.

Generates a comprehensive, structured onboarding package for new marketing clients and service engagements. This workflow covers everything from the initial kickoff meeting agenda and deep discovery questionnaire to defining stakeholder roles (RACI), setting 30-60-90 day milestones, managing access provisioning, and establishing clear communication and escalation protocols for a smooth project start.

A one-shot setup wizard designed to ensure Digital Marketing Pro's state persists across sessions when using Anthropic Cowork. It verifies the Cowork environment, checks for a Google Drive integration, and establishes a canonical folder structure in your shared Drive so that brand profiles, campaign plans, and audit reports are always accessible by the team.

This skill provides comprehensive guidance on developing and optimizing content for emerging digital marketing channels. It is essential for strategies involving voice search optimization (Alexa, Google Assistant), visual commerce (Pinterest Lens, Google Lens), conversational flows (WhatsApp, chatbots), and establishing presence on newer, rapidly evolving platforms like TikTok Shop. Use it when exploring modern, high-growth marketing avenues.

This skill orchestrates the complete marketing engagement lifecycle using a proven 12-Part sequential methodology. It manages the entire project state, allowing users to start, advance parts, apply decision matrices, and resume interrupted workflows seamlessly via robust checkpointing protocols. Ideal for structured brand development and content planning.

This skill produces the strategic core (Part 3) of the engagement methodology, generating four interconnected documents: Business & SBU Analysis, Segmentation Framework, Brand Positioning, and DMFlow. These documents define the brand at a deep strategic level and serve as the foundational reference for all subsequent channel strategies and creative executions.

Centralizes and structures Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) that apply across all clients and brands. Use this tool to define critical workflows such as content approval processes, campaign launch checklists, quality assurance gates, and crisis escalation protocols, ensuring consistent operational standards across the entire agency portfolio.

A comprehensive tool to configure and govern the multilingual settings for an active brand, controlling language infrastructure across translation, localization, and content auditing commands. Users can set primary/secondary languages, define do-not-translate terms, specify preferred translation services (DeepL, Google Cloud, etc.), and manage locale-specific formatting rules (date, currency, numbers). This ensures consistent, market-appropriate, and compliant multilingual output for global content workflows.