Claude Skills by BuilderIO

The pure `computeAvailableSlots` function — inputs, outputs, invariants, and debugging guide.

Team event types, round-robin assignment, collective bookings, host weights, and no-show calibration.

Trigger-based automations — reminders, follow-ups, webhooks — across the booking lifecycle.

How to conduct ad-hoc analyses: gather data from multiple sources, synthesize findings, save reusable analysis artifacts that anyone can re-run for fresh results.

Query the configured BigQuery warehouse for analytics data. Use when the user asks for warehouse SQL, BigQuery tables, Amplitude-in-BigQuery events, or a metric/table that the data dictionary says lives in BigQuery.

How analytics dashboards are stored, created, and modified. Covers SQL dashboard tables, legacy settings migration, valid panel sources, layout shape, and safe update patterns.

General guidance on querying data sources, using existing scripts vs ad-hoc queries, filtering patterns, and generating charts for the analytics app.

Query Prometheus-compatible metrics endpoints (self-hosted, Grafana Cloud Prom, AMP, etc.) via the prometheus action and as a dashboard panel source.

Enrich contacts and companies via Apollo.io for prospecting and sales intelligence. Use this skill when the user asks about contact details, company research, or finding decision-makers.

Generate inline chart images (PNG) for embedding in chat responses. Use this skill when you need to create bar, line, or area charts for data visualization in chat.

Look up community member engagement and signals via Common Room. Use this skill when the user asks about community activity, member engagement, or community signals.

Query keyword rankings, search volume, and SEO metrics via DataForSEO. Use this skill when the user asks about SEO performance, keyword rankings, or organic search data.

dbt (data build tool) project structure, SQL patterns, and best practices for the analytics warehouse. Use this skill when working with dbt models, testing SQL queries, or creating new analytical tables.

Monitor Google Cloud Run services and Cloud Functions health, metrics, and logs. Use this skill when the user asks about service health, request counts, latencies, or cloud infrastructure.

Search and read GitHub PRs, issues, and code across a configured GitHub org or repo. Use this skill when the user asks about pull requests, code reviews, or GitHub issues.

Search sales call recordings, transcripts, and participants via Gong. Use this skill when the user asks about sales calls, customer conversations, or call transcripts.

Query Grafana dashboards and Prometheus metrics for service health, LLM latency, and infrastructure monitoring. Use this skill when the user asks about service health, monitoring, alerts, or performance metrics.

Query HubSpot CRM for deals, contacts, companies, and sales metrics. Use this skill when the user asks about sales pipeline, deal status, or customer CRM data.

Search and analyze Jira tickets, sprints, and project analytics. Use this skill when the user asks about tickets, bugs, sprint tracking, or engineering work.

Extract key learnings from the current chat thread and save them to docs/learnings.md. Use this skill when the user types "/learn" or asks to save learnings from the conversation.

Access the Notion content calendar and page data for editorial planning. Use this skill when the user asks about the content calendar, blog planning, or editorial schedule.

Look up customer support tickets and account history via Pylon. Use this skill when the user asks about support tickets, customer issues, or support history.

Track errors and issues across your projects via Sentry. Use this skill when the user asks about errors, exceptions, error trends, or application health.

Search Slack messages and read channel history across your workspaces. Use this skill when the user asks about Slack conversations, channel messages, or internal communications.

How to connect to and query the Stripe API for analytics data.

Use when a Brain question asks across company memory plus live/app-owned data such as metrics, email threads, workspace grants, or secrets.

Work with the Brain institutional-memory template, including importing captures, validating quote evidence, writing knowledge, and reviewing proposals.

How the booking system works: checking availability, managing booking links, configuring availability settings, and the public booking URL pattern.

How to create, search, list, update, and delete calendar events via Google Calendar. Covers the list-events, search-events, create-event, manage-event-draft, update-event, and delete-event scripts, date format patterns, and recurrence updates.

How calls get into the system — three paths: file upload (chunked or direct), browser recorder (MediaRecorder), and meeting bots (Recall.ai) or Zoom cloud auto-import. Use when adding or modifying the upload flow, recorder UI, bot scheduling, Zoom OAuth, or the finalize + transcribe handoff.

Full-text search over title, description, and transcripts using a dialect- agnostic LIKE-based query builder. Supports +required, -excluded, and "quoted phrases". Use when changing the FTS tokenizer, the SQL builder, or the highlight-snippet rendering.

How Calls shares calls and snippets — composes with the framework sharing skill and adds password, expiry, shareIncludesSummary, shareIncludesTranscript, embed URLs, and view counting. Use when wiring the share dialog, building embeds, adding a password, or debugging who can see a call.

How the AI call summary is generated — the Recap / Key Points / Next Steps / Topics / Questions / Action Items structure, the agent delegation flow, and how `write-call-summary` validates and persists the JSON. Use when tuning the summary prompt, the parse step, or adding new summary fields.

Pointer-only shareable moments — snippets reference a parent call plus [startMs, endMs] with no re-encode. Covers creation hotkeys (I/O/Enter), the snippet player with bounds enforcement, snippet sharing via the framework, and separate view counting. Use when wiring the clipper UI or the snippet player.

Per-speaker stats derived from transcript segments — talk time, talk %, longest monologue, interruption count, question count, plus derived interactivity and patience metrics. Use when changing participant materialization, the talk-time math, or adding new derived metrics.

Per-workspace tracker definitions and per-call hits. Two kinds — keyword (regex word-boundary, synchronous) and smart (agent-classified). Use when adding a new tracker kind, tuning the keyword regex, changing the smart tracker delegation, or touching the default tracker seed.

The Deepgram transcription pipeline — Nova-3 with diarization, segment and participant materialization, webhook handling, and retry flow. Use when changing transcription provider settings, the segment shape, the webhook handler, or the participant-stats derivation.

All AI features in Clips — titles, summaries, chapters, tags, filler-word removal — delegate to the agent chat via sendToAgentChat except the narrow media pipeline path: transcription. Use when adding any AI-powered feature.

The Dictate tab in Clips — press-and-hold dictation history (Hold-Fn / Cmd+Shift+Space), AI cleanup, and the desktop-app integration that captures the audio. Use when listing past dictations, polishing dictation text, or wiring the desktop tray hand-off.

Live calendar-backed meetings in Clips — upcoming Google Calendar events, desktop join/record reminders, live transcripts with mic + system-audio capture, AI summary / bullets / per-attendee action items, and the bidirectional recording↔meeting link. Use when listing meetings, opening a meeting detail, finalizing notes, connecting a calendar, or working with attendee-tagged transcript segments.

How screen and camera recording works in Clips — MediaRecorder lifecycle, chunked upload, permission handling, pause/resume, camera bubble overlay, and error recovery. Use when adding or modifying the recorder UI, the upload endpoint, or permission prompts.

Non-destructive video editing in Clips — the editsJson model, trim / split / cut / speed / blur, transcript-based editing, and ffmpeg.wasm export. Use when building the editor UI, adding a new edit operation, or wiring the export pipeline.

How Clips shares recordings — composes with the framework sharing skill and adds password, expiry, embed URLs, and view-counting. Use when wiring the share dialog, building embed links, adding a password, or debugging who can see a recording.

How to create, read, update, and delete documents. Covers the document scripts, markdown content model, parent-child hierarchy, and position ordering.

How Notion sync works. Covers connecting, linking pages, pulling from Notion, pushing to Notion, and checking sync status.

How to generate complete, interactive HTML prototypes using Alpine.js + Tailwind CSS (via CDN). This is the core skill for the design agent.

Design systems store brand identity tokens (colors, fonts, spacing, logos) that are applied to all designs in a project.

How to export designs and generate handoff documentation for developers converting prototypes to production code.

How to create and structure forms. Use when creating a new form, adding fields, modifying form structure, or understanding field types and their JSON schema.

Form lifecycle management: draft, published, closed. Use when publishing forms, understanding public URLs, configuring captcha, or managing form branding.