Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Use git-memento to initialize repository-level AI provider settings, create commits that attach AI session transcripts as git notes, and sync notes to remote. Trigger this skill when users ask to create or troubleshoot memento commits, configure providers (Codex or Claude), verify note attachment, or share notes with team remotes.
Use Xquik REST and MCP APIs for X data workflows: search public posts, inspect users, export datasets, download media, monitor accounts or keywords, and send webhook events. Use when the user needs X data from Xquik rather than account-scoped X API actions through xurl.
Blender automation with geometry creation, materials, modifiers, and Mixamo animation retargeting. Core Features: WebSocket-based real-time control, automatic bone mapping with UI review, two-phase confirmation workflow, quality assessment, multi-project support, comprehensive CLI commands. Use Cases: Create 3D primitives (cube, sphere, cylinder, etc.), manipulate objects (transform, duplicate, delete), manage materials and modifiers, retarget Mixamo animations to custom rigs with fuzzy bone matching.
Use OpenClicky's Composio-backed Google Workspace integration for Gmail read/search, Gmail drafts and approved sends, Calendar events, Drive, Docs, Sheets, unread mail, files in Google Drive, and day-planning tasks.
Connect to Google Workspace through the local gogcli (`gog`) command for Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Chat, Contacts, Tasks, Groups, Admin, Classroom, Forms, Apps Script, People, and Keep. Use when the user asks OpenClicky to use Google Workspace, Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Chat, Contacts, Tasks, Workspace Admin, or to set up/check gogcli auth.
Ask low-risk yes/no questions through the optional local Nodex AirPods head-gesture helper. Use when the user wants to answer by nodding or shaking their head, says they are hands-free, or asks for AirPods gesture confirmation while an OpenClicky Agent Mode task is running.
Instantly control OpenClicky's local overlay bridge to point on screen, show captions, or speak through OpenClicky's voice. Use when the user says "show me where you mean", "show me how to", "how do I do this", "point to it", "highlight that", "say this", or asks for visual on-screen guidance.
Create recordable OpenClicky visual tours with multiple simultaneous markers, area-focused overlays, primary cursor choreography, screenshots, captions, and TTS. Use when the user asks to show several things at once, focus markers into one screen region, make a demo easier to record, explain what is on screen visually, or animate a guided screen tour.