Skill UI

Provides a read-only report showing how much the context-mode feature has preserved session data, including token consumption, savings ratio, and tool-by-tool breakdown for evaluating context efficiency.

Hookify rules enable developers to define custom, event-driven workflows using Markdown files with YAML frontmatter. These rules monitor specific operational events (such as bash commands, file edits, or user prompts) and can trigger warnings or block operations when predefined regex patterns are matched. They are essential for enforcing coding standards, preventing dangerous operations, and guiding development adherence in complex software environments.

Helps users discover and install open agent skills by translating requests like “how do I do X” into CLI searches, reviewing sources, and guiding safe installs with security warnings and confirmations.

This comprehensive guide dives deep into the internals of core Go data structures, including slices, maps, and arrays. It details optimal usage patterns—such as preallocation, capacity growth mechanics, and choosing between containers like strings.Builder and bytes.Buffer. Essential for writing high-performance, memory-efficient, and idiomatic Go code.

Command-line interface for managing Google Calendar resources via the gws tool, covering calendars, events, ACLs, settings, free/busy lookups, and helper commands for quick event creation or agenda views.

Command-line interface for Google Classroom that orchestrates courses, rosters, coursework, invitations, and grading-period settings through the gws tool for teachers and admins.

Controls Google Forms through the gws CLI with commands for creating blank forms, batch updates, publishing settings, and managing responses or watches to automate form workflows.

CLI for managing Google Meet conferences, spaces, recordings, and participants via `gws meet`, offering discovery helpers for commands and schema inspection to automate conferencing workflows.

Google Workflow command surfaces your next meeting’s agenda, attendees, and linked docs so you can quickly review what’s coming and which calendar it belongs to.

Generates a standup-ready summary that combines today’s calendar meetings with open tasks via the GWS workflow command, offering JSON, table, YAML, or CSV output to keep updates concise and ready for reporting.

Manage Lark calendar events and meetings: view and search schedules, create or update events, manage attendees, check free-busy status, recommend open time slots, and find or book meeting rooms. Best for coordinating meetings and daily schedules.

This tool is designed for managing and retrieving user contact information within the Lark/Feishu ecosystem. Users can search for employees using their name or email to obtain their unique OpenID. Furthermore, it allows querying detailed user profiles (such as department, email, and contact details) using a known OpenID. It is essential for automating message sending, scheduling meetings, or fetching user details when only an ID is available.