
Claude Skills by fru-dev3
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Read-only Gmail connector. Authorize with `prevail connectors oauth gmail`, then the sync daemon pulls recent threads into the `email` domain on schedule.
MCP server-based access to Google Calendar events and free/busy.
Scrapes LinkedIn activity (profile views, post performance, inbox) via a logged-in Chrome session. No public API, Playwright reads the same pages you'd see in a browser, then writes structured rows under `data/`.
Pull recent transactions, balances, and recurring-transaction metadata from any institution linked to a Plaid Item. Used by wealth, tax, and business domains. Read-only by default, write operations require explicit PLAID_WRITE_OK=1 in the environment.
Reads channel metrics via the YouTube Analytics API.
Shape the day around one real priority: the must-do, the time it lives in, and what gets cut.
Walk into the meeting ready: the decision at stake, your position, the open questions, and the one ask.
Before accepting any meeting: what decision does it produce, and is there a cheaper format?
Audit where the focus hours actually went and defend next week's deep-work blocks before they erode.
Sunday triage: protect deep work, kill zombie meetings, and load-balance the week before it starts.
Prepare for a compensation conversation: decide between a base raise and an equity refresh, with evidence.
Rehearse a comp or scope negotiation: position, anchors, walk-away, and the exact opening lines.
Keep the professional network warm: who is going cold, who to reach this month, and the actual opener.
Assemble the promotion case: evidence mapped to the next level's rubric, with the gaps named honestly.
Quarterly check: which skills moved, which the market now demands, and the one bet for next quarter.
Capture this week's wins into the brag doc while they are fresh, with impact quantified, not vibes.
Sweep every domain's open loops into one view, catch what's falling between domains, and force a next action.
Turn a fuzzy 'we should think about X' into a decision docket: options, owner, deadline.
Deep research a decision, pressure-test it, and come back with ONE committed verdict - GO or NO-GO - and why.
The Monday chief-of-staff brief: top three priorities, open decisions, and what gets dropped.
Step back each quarter, score progress against every domain's north star, and set the three bets for the next.
The Friday whole-life review: what moved across every domain, what stalled, and the one reset for next week.
Four weeks out: an honest readiness read and the taper plan for race day.
A morning read on whether to train hard, train easy, or rest, from recovery signals, not mood.
Review the main lifts over recent weeks and set the next progression, heavier, more reps, or hold.
Track weekly load over the last several weeks to catch ramps that risk injury or stagnation.
Plan next week's training from this week's actual log: progress without overreaching.
Map the year's preventive care (physicals, screenings, dental, vision) and book what's overdue.
Walk in with a one-page brief: symptoms timeline, current data, and the decisions to leave with.
Read a new lab panel against history: what moved, what matters, what to ask the doctor.
Keep medications and supplements current: what's active, refills due, and interactions to flag.
Turn a running symptom log into a clear read: pattern, likely triggers, and whether to see a doctor.
A weekly check on sleep, movement, and energy to decide the one change worth making next week.
Normalize competing contractor quotes so the comparison is real: scope, exclusions, lifetime cost.
Check the home is ready for the bad day: safety devices, supplies, shutoffs, and the documents everyone can find.
Keep a current record of major appliances and systems: age, warranty status, and what's nearing the cliff.
Audit the household's recurring bills and subscriptions: creep, duplicates, and the cancel/renegotiate list.
The seasonal walkthrough: what to inspect, service, and budget before the season turns.
Once-a-year sweep for uncovered liability and protection gaps across home, auto, life, and umbrella.
File a claim properly, evidence first, timeline discipline, and what not to say.
After a marriage, birth, move, or big purchase, find the coverage that now needs to change.
Build one clean table of every policy, carrier, coverage, limits, deductible, premium, renewal date.
Before auto-renewing any policy, coverage still right, price still fair, loyalty-tax check.
Compare quotes on an apples-to-apples basis so the cheapest number isn't quietly the thinnest coverage.
Turn a finished book into five permanent notes and one applied change.
Design a 4-week learning sprint with a shippable artifact instead of an open-ended course queue.
Cut the reading backlog to a short, honest queue, read now, someday, or let go.
Map a skill from where you are to the depth that opens the next role, in concrete stages.
Resurface notes and key ideas on a spacing schedule so what you learned actually sticks.