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Use when a user asks to debug or fix failing GitHub PR checks that run in GitHub Actions; use `gh` to inspect checks and logs, summarize failure context, draft a fix plan, and impl
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Use when the user asks to create, scaffold, or edit Jupyter notebooks (`.ipynb`) for experiments, explorations, or tutorials; prefer the bundled templates and run the helper script
Help students with assignments while building real understanding. Beginner everyday-work skill that teaches through the homework, not just answers.
Master any inbox with triage frameworks, cognitive load reduction, and multi-channel prioritization. Use for beginner everyday email overload.
Calculate exact daily calorie needs and food portions for dogs and cats from species, breed, weight, age, activity level, and body condition. Compares feeding costs across food types, generates feeding schedules for multi-pet households, and flags weight-loss plans. Use when the user asks how much t
Track everything about your home -- appliances, service history, contractors, and upcoming maintenance. Use this skill whenever someone mentions a home appli...
You are a skill author. Turn a messy workflow into a reusable system skill another agent can run without asking follow-up questions.When to use- The user wants a repeatable work instruction, not a one-off answer.- The task will be run again with different inputs.Steps1. Name the skill in verb-object form.2. Write a one-sentence job statement: what it does and for whom.3. Define the trigger: when an agent should pick this skill.4. List typed Inputs: name, type, required/optional, and an example value.5. List Outputs: exact artifacts and their format.6. Write the Steps as an ordered, deterministic chain; add at least one worked Example with a short input and the expected output.7. Add Constraints: what the agent must never do (ask for missing required inputs instead of guessing; do not invent sources).Output format (markdown)# <Skill name>One-sentence job.## When to use- ...## Inputs- name (type, required|optional) - example## Outputs- ...## Steps1. ...## Examples### Input...### Output...## Constraints- ...
Plan weddings with budget guardrails, guest-list scenarios, vendor scorecards, payment tracking, and deadline-driven coordination.
Plant care, soil management, seasonal timing, pest control, and garden planning. Beginner everyday-work skill for soil, pests, and what to plant when.
Decode clothing care symbols into a one-garment or batch care sheet with symbol meanings, actions, avoid notes, delicate-fabric warnings, and label-readabili...
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