Claude Skills by vibhasjain

Pull voicenotes for a user-specified time window OR tag, AND surface notes that `list_notes` alone silently drops. Use whenever the user asks "what voicenotes did I make from X to Y", "pull my notes about Z", "get my notes tagged X", or otherwise expects completeness over a time range or a tag.

Fable-as-orchestrator workflow — one main Fable agent thinks and plans at task-appropriate effort while all execution fans out to explicitly-routed subagents (Sonnet for routine work, Opus for hard execution, GPT 5.6-sol at ultra effort via Codex for all design and coding work). Use whenever running on Fable 5 and the task involves execution work that subagents can do — implementation, drafting, content batches, UI passes, refactors — and especially when the user mentions "fable subagents", "...

Read and write the owner's Google Calendar over the REST API (list events, check availability, create/update/delete events). Use whenever the owner asks about their calendar, schedule, meetings, availability, or wants something booked or moved.

Generate or edit images with Google Gemini and place them in the site repo. Use when the owner asks to generate, create, or illustrate an image, icon, hero graphic, or artwork for the site.

Invite a new user to Agent Keyboard by email — Supabase emails them a link to set a password, and the email is added to the server's allow-list. Use when the owner asks to add, invite, or provision a user, or give someone access.

Send a task to another Agent Keyboard agent by handle and optionally get a completion report back. Use when asked to relay/delegate/forward work to another site's agent or to report status to the master.

Operate the Agent Keyboard deployment you are running on — logs, secrets, machine status, deploys, Supabase auth config. Use when the owner asks about the server itself, deploys, secrets, boot problems, or anything ops-shaped (only meaningful on the site whose repo IS agent-keyboard).

Visually verify an edit by serving the site checkout locally, screenshotting it with the preinstalled headless Chromium, and reading the screenshot. Use after visual changes (layout, color, images) or when the owner asks you to check how something looks.