Productivity skills
Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
context-restore
Skill that restores conversation context when users want to "continue where we left off". Reads compressed context files, extracts key information (recent operations, projects, tasks), and provides structured output to help users quickly resume their work.
ogt-docs-create-task
Create and manage task documents in the docs/todo/ workflow. Use when creating new tasks, updating task status, or moving tasks between workflow stages. Provides complete task lifecycle management with verification.
ideaspark-navigator
Facilitates structured ideation and innovation sessions by recommending optimal brainstorming techniques, guiding ethical problem-solving, balancing abstract and practical thinking, and helping teams navigate from ideation through validation. Dynamically selects the right approach based on team size, problem type, and constraints.
til
Capture and manage TIL (Today I Learned) entries on OpenTIL. Use /til <content> to capture, /til to extract insights from conversation, or /til list|publish|edit|search|delete|status|sync|tags|categories|batch to manage entries -- all without leaving the CLI.
toggle
Context layer for your agent. ToggleX captures the user's work sessions, projects, focus scores, and context switches across the web — giving the agent awareness of what the user has actually been doing. Use this skill PROACTIVELY: generate daily digests, nudge stale projects, detect context-switching, spot repeated workflows and propose automations, predict the user's next action based on learned routines, and answer recall questions from memory. Also use when the user asks about their activity, tasks, sessions, productivity, time, or anything work-related. Keywords: what did I do, what was I working on, today, yesterday, my day, activity, sessions, refresh my data, productivity, time tracking, context, pick up where I left off, what was I looking at, stale, pattern, automate, digest, report, focus, scattered, deep work, predict, next task, routine, anticipate, briefing.
communication-playbook
World-Class Communication Playbook for HeySalad. Use this skill whenever any communication task is involved — internal team messages, external emails to investors/regulators/partners/customers, presentation structuring, written docs, cross-functional project coordination, meeting facilitation, transparency decisions, or active listening coaching. Trigger for ANY of the following: drafting or reviewing emails, Slack messages, investor updates, regulatory correspondence, pitch decks, slide structure, meeting agendas or notes, RACI matrices, project kickoff docs, 1-on-1 frameworks, feedback conversations, conflict resolution, documentation standards, or communication culture advice. Also trigger when the user asks about tone, channel selection, async comms, BLUF, Pyramid Principle, meeting cadence, psychological safety, or transparency norms. If it involves how HeySalad communicates — internally or externally — use this skill. When in doubt, use it.
cross-ref
Cross-reference GitHub PRs and issues to find duplicates and missing links. Spawns parallel Sonnet subagents to semantically analyze the last N PRs and issues, finding PRs that solve the same problem (duplicates) and issues resolved by open PRs but not yet linked. Groups findings into thematic clusters, scores them by actionability, and offers rate-limited commenting or bulk actions (close, label). Use this skill when the user wants to find duplicate PRs, link issues to PRs, clean up a repo's cross-references, or audit PR/issue relationships. Also useful when the user says things like "find related PRs", "which PRs fix this issue", "are there duplicate PRs", "link issues and PRs", or "audit cross-references".
Event Planner Pro
Plan, execute, and measure business events — conferences, webinars, workshops, product launches, networking events, trade shows, and corporate gatherings. Complete event lifecycle from concept to post-event ROI analysis.
issue-prioritizer
Prioritize GitHub issues by ROI, solution sanity, and architectural impact. Use when triaging or ranking issues to identify quick wins, over-engineered proposals, and actionable bugs. Don't use when managing forks (use fork-manager) or general GitHub queries (use github). Read-only — never modifies repositories.