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Found 53 Skills
Building CLI applications with @effect/cli. Use when defining commands, options, args, or prompts for a CLI tool using effect.
Image analysis and manipulation. Use when: user wants to analyze images, extract metadata, convert formats, resize, or get image information.
Image generation and presentations. Use when: - User asks for images: logos, icons, app assets, diagrams, flowcharts, architecture diagrams, patterns, textures, photo edits, restorations - User needs a presentation or slide deck Covers nanobanana CLI for image generation and Slidev for presentations.
Use skill if you are building or repairing Raycast Script Commands in Python or Bash and need correct metadata, output modes, arguments, discovery, or runtime behavior.
Curated integration. Manage Organizations, Users, Goals, Filters. Use when the user wants to interact with Curated data.
Search messages, read threads, and send messages in Slack. Use when looking up discussions, finding context about a topic, or sending notifications to channels.
Toolkit for comprehensive PDF manipulation, including extracting text and tables, creating new PDFs, merging/splitting documents, and handling forms. Use to fill in a PDF form or programmatically process, generate, or analyze PDF documents at scale.
Flutter Tooling - Tools and Commands. Use when working with tooling.
Browser automation using your local Comet browser profile (cookies, auth, extensions). Use when the user wants to browse with their real browser session instead of an isolated headless browser. Reuses the user's existing cookies, login sessions, and extensions.
Query and invoke tools on MCP servers using fastmcp list and fastmcp call. Use when you need to discover what tools a server offers, call tools, or integrate MCP servers into workflows.
How to use the Paw Mail CLI (paw-mail). Use this skill when: (1) you need to run a CLI command (auth, accounts, emails, sync, threads, config), (2) someone asks how to use or invoke the mail CLI, (3) you need to check CLI flags or subcommands.
Manage `chronic` wrapper for suppressing noisy command output in shell commands. Use this skill proactively whenever: (1) Running shell commands that produce verbose output on success (builds, linters, formatters, tests, migrations, deploys), (2) A command wrapped in chronic is hiding output you or the user actually need to see, (3) Reviewing or writing Justfiles, Makefiles, CI scripts, or shell scripts that invoke build/check/lint/test commands. Chronic runs a command silently on success but shows full output on failure.