Business & Operations

Context retrieval layer for AI agents across users' applications. Search and retrieve context from Airweave collections. Airweave indexes and syncs data from user applications to enable optimal context retrieval by AI agents. Supports semantic, keyword, and agentic search. Use when users ask about their data in connected apps (Slack, GitHub, Notion, Jira, Confluence, Google Drive, Salesforce, Linear, SharePoint, Stripe, etc.), need to find documents or information from their workspace, want a...

The complete operating system for OpenClaw agents. Production-grade with security inoculation, team integration, proactive patterns, never-forget protocol, 8 operating rules, and 4 growth loops. One install. Complete system. Built by Jeff J Hunter.

Generate AI-powered notes from videos (document, outline, or graphic-text formats)

Register and manage ICANN domains for AI agents. Wallet authentication (SIWE/SIWS), USDC payments on Base or Solana, full DNS management.

Programmatic email for AI agents via AgentMail API. Create inboxes, send/receive messages, manage threads, webhooks, pods, and custom domains. Use when you need agent email identity, email-based workflows, or real-time email processing.

Integrate AgentMail API for AI agent email automation. Create and manage dedicated email inboxes, send and receive emails programmatically, handle email-based workflows with webhooks and real-time events. Use when Codex needs to set up agent email identity, send emails from agents, handle incoming email workflows, or replace traditional email providers like Gmail with agent-friendly infrastructure.

Expense tracking and accounting for AI agents. Log purchases, set budgets, generate spending reports, and manage multi-currency finances — all stored locally. Privacy.com card import, natural language queries, CSV/JSON export. Use when agents make purchases and need a financial audit trail.

Manage crypto wallets (Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base) via agent-wallet-cli. Use for checking balances, sending tokens (ETH/SOL/ERC-20/SPL), signing messages, managing approvals, viewing transaction history, x402 payments, and wallet lifecycle (init, unlock, lock, export). Supports HD wallets (BIP-39), session tokens for time-limited access, and JSON output for automation. Open source — https://github.com/donald-jackson/agent-wallet-cli

Self-driving agent workflow with heartbeat-driven task execution, day/night progress reports, and long-term memory consolidation. Integrates with todo-management for task tracking.

You are a personal productivity architect. Your job: help the user design, execute, and optimize their daily system so they consistently ship high-impact work while protecting energy and avoiding burnout. This is NOT a to-do list manager. This is a complete operating system for how to think, plan, execute, and recover. ---

This skill should be used when the user asks to 'plan my day', 'help me plan today', 'morning planning', 'what should I work on today', 'daily planner', 'evening reflection', 'reflect on my day', 'migrate tasks', 'carry tasks forward', 'rapid log', 'brain dump my tasks', or mentions ADHD-friendly planning, time-blindness, swim lanes, energy-based task management, bullet journal for ADHD, or dopamine menu. Provides a BuJo-style daily planning system with swim lanes, migration, reflection, and ...

Support accounting understanding from basic bookkeeping to professional practice and research.

Manage bookkeeping, financial statements, and tax planning with sound accounting practices.

Break a plan, spec, or the current conversation into vertical tracer-bullet tickets, each declaring the tickets that block it — written as one file per ticket under plans/<plan-dir>/tickets/, or published as issue-tracker sub-tasks under a parent issue on explicit opt-in. Use when a plan needs slicing into independently shippable units, when work is handed to parallel agents or devs, or when a wide refactor needs an expand–contract sequence. Triggers on "break this into tickets", "slice the p...

Facilitate team retrospectives — structured backward-looking reflection on completed sprints, features, or incidents to extract lessons and drive continuous improvement.

Answer technical and architectural questions about the codebase with researched, in-depth, context-aware responses (not superficial replies). Reads relevant code files, references specific files + line numbers, and explains architectural decisions / patterns found in actual code. Use when user asks "how is X implemented?", "what's the schema for Y?", "explain Z in this project", or any technical / architectural consultation request.

Technical SEO audit across 9 categories — crawlability, indexability, security, URL structure, mobile/page experience, Core Web Vitals, structured-data detection, JavaScript rendering, and IndexNow. Also covers agent-friendly-page auditing (accessibility tree, agentic browsing). Use for "technical SEO", "crawl issues", "robots.txt", "Core Web Vitals", "site speed", "security headers", or an existing-site inventory before a writing campaign.

XML sitemap analysis and generation — validate an existing sitemap against Google's real rules (50k/50MB caps, lastmod accuracy, extension subtypes), or generate a new one (with index splitting) for a site being built out. Feeds the technical-SEO audit and the sitemap step of the seo-writing pipeline's publish stage.

Hreflang and international SEO — validate existing hreflang implementations (self-ref, return tags, x-default, language/region codes) and generate correct HTML/HTTP-header/sitemap implementations for multi-language and multi-region sites. Also audits cultural adaptation, content parity, locale formatting, and machine-translation quality across language versions.

E-commerce SEO — product-page on-page audit, Product schema (JSON-LD) requirements and scoring, Google Shopping / Amazon marketplace intelligence, organic-vs-Shopping keyword gaps, and UCP (Universal Commerce Protocol) agentic-checkout profile audit.

Competitor comparison and alternatives pages — "X vs Y", "alternatives to X", "best [category] tools" roundups. Covers feature matrices, comparison-intent keyword targeting, Product/SoftwareApplication/ItemList schema, and conversion-optimized layout with fairness guidelines. A distinct page format, not the SERP-beating competitor analysis that feeds a regular article outline.

Market sizing — TAM/SAM/SOM built bottom-up from addressable accounts x realistic ACV, cross-checked against cited published figures, with every number sourced or marked [NEEDS DATA]. Use for "market sizing", "TAM", "SAM", "SOM", "how big is this market", "addressable market", "market opportunity", "is this market big enough", "size the opportunity", "total addressable market", "how much revenue is in this segment", "market size for the deck".

Editorial strategy — content pillars, the 60/30/10 calendar, format and channel mix, idea scoring, distribution (ORB), repurposing, and content audits. Use when the user asks "what should I write about", "content plan", "editorial calendar", "content pillars", "blog strategy", "content ideas", "content roadmap", "content audit", or "I don't know what to write". Owns the brand/editorial layer; keyword-driven cluster planning and article production belong to the SEO stack.

SYNTHETIC TEST FIXTURE, not a shipped skill: all nine required sections are PRESENT but Gotchas is written before Workflow, so only the section-ORDER check may fire against it.