Audit the security of installed tessl skills using Snyk security scores from the Tessl Registry. Use this skill whenever the user asks to audit their skills, check skill security, get a security review of their tessl skills, find out how safe their installed skills are, wants a tessl security report, or asks about prompt injection risks in their agent setup. Reads tessl.json, fetches each skill's Snyk security score and findings from the registry, and presents a formatted security report with per-skill risk verdicts, finding categories, and an overall project risk profile with recommendations.

Executes a single planned implementation task with a mandatory approval gate, scope guardrails, and evidence capture. Use when a user wants to implement, run, or execute a specific task from a project plan — such as coding a feature, applying a patch, or making targeted file changes — while enforcing explicit scope boundaries, a pre-implementation confirmation prompt, test/lint verification, and status tracking in context/plans/{plan_id}.md.

Executes a single planned implementation task with a mandatory approval gate, scope guardrails, and evidence capture. Use when a user wants to implement, run, or execute a specific task from a project plan — such as coding a feature, applying a patch, or making targeted file changes — while enforcing explicit scope boundaries, a pre-implementation confirmation prompt, test/lint verification, and status tracking in context/plans/{plan_id}.md.

Use when the user asks for Prometheus metrics, monitoring data, or Grafana/PromQL query support on an OAuth2/OIDC-protected Prometheus-compatible endpoint. This skill helps run `prom_query.py` instant queries, inspect `ALERTS` states, refresh/check OAuth2 tokens, and validate query/config prerequisites before making network calls.

Diagnose failed checks, flaky runs, API/tool errors, missing evidence, false-success risk, and unresolved incidents by classifying failure severity, applying bounded retries or suppression budgets, and deciding when to escalate. Use when troubleshooting jobs, pipelines, automations, integrations, agent/tool failures, timeouts, rate limits, stale read-backs, or any situation where you need a clear retry-vs-escalate decision instead of ad hoc recovery.

Inspect pod logs, analyze resource quotas, trace network policies, check deployment rollout status, and run cluster health checks for Kubernetes. Use this skill when diagnosing Kubernetes cluster issues, debugging failing pods, investigating network connectivity problems, analyzing resource usage, troubleshooting deployments, or performing cluster health checks.

Comprehensive toolkit for generating, validating, and managing Kubernetes YAML resources. Use this skill when creating Kubernetes manifests (Deployments, Services, ConfigMaps, StatefulSets, etc.), working with Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs), or generating production-ready K8s configurations.

Comprehensive toolkit for validating, linting, and testing Kubernetes YAML resources. Use this skill when validating Kubernetes manifests, debugging YAML syntax errors, performing dry-run tests on clusters, or working with Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) that require documentation lookup.

Generate eval scenarios from repo commits, configure multi-agent runs, execute baseline + with-context evals, and compare results. Use when setting up evaluation pipelines, running benchmarks, comparing agent performance across models, or generating test scenarios from git history.

Review PRs, MRs, and Gerrit changes with focus on security, maintainability, and architectural fit. Leverages github, gitlab, or gerrit skills based on repository context. Use when asked to review my code, check this PR, review a pull request, look at a merge request, review a patchset, or provide code review feedback.

Search and manage Jira issues using JQL queries, create/update tickets, and manage workflows. Use when asked to find Jira tickets, check the backlog, manage sprints, track bugs, or work with Atlassian project management.

Upload, download, search, and share files on Google Drive. Create folders and manage permissions. Use when asked to share a file, upload to gdrive, search cloud storage, manage a Drive folder, or organize Google Drive files.

Create and edit Google Slides presentations. Add or delete slides, insert text, shapes, and images. Use when asked to build a deck, create a slideshow, update a Google presentation, or edit slides.

Create, update, and organize Google Calendar events and schedules. Check availability, book time, and manage calendars. Use when asked to schedule a meeting, set up an appointment, book a call, check gcal, or manage calendar events.

Send, search, and organize Gmail messages, drafts, and labels. Use when asked to compose an email, reply to mail, forward a message, search inbox, manage attachments, or organize Gmail.

Bootstraps Flux CD on Kubernetes clusters, creates and manages GitOps sources (Git/Helm/OCI/Bucket), configures kustomizations and Helm releases, reconciles resources, sets up image automation and alerting, and pushes OCI artifacts. Use this skill whenever the user mentions the flux CLI, flux bootstrap, flux create source, flux create kustomization, flux create helmrelease, flux reconcile, flux get, Flux CD, GitOps with Flux, or asks about managing Kubernetes deployments via GitOps. Also trigger when users ask about creating Git/Helm/OCI/Bucket sources, building or diffing kustomizations, pushing OCI artifacts, setting up image automation, creating Flux alerts/receivers, or bootstrapping Flux on GitHub/GitLab/Gitea/Bitbucket. Even if the user just says "flux" in a Kubernetes context, this skill applies.

Builds Flux manifests locally, diffs YAML files, patches FluxInstance upgrades, creates authentication secrets, traces GitOps delivery pipelines, and bootstraps clusters with the Flux Operator. Use this skill whenever the user mentions flux-operator, FluxInstance, FluxReport, ResourceSet, ResourceSetInputProvider, Flux CD operator management, or asks about GitOps CLI tooling for Kubernetes with Flux. Also trigger when users ask about building Flux manifests, diffing YAML, patching Flux instances, creating Flux secrets, tracing GitOps delivery pipelines, or bootstrapping clusters with Flux. Even if the user just says "flux operator" or "flux-operator cli" without details, this skill has the authoritative reference.

Use for hands-on Pulumi CLI work: running deployments, fixing broken stacks, and managing infrastructure state. Handles: recovering from stuck or interrupted `pulumi up` with pending operations, cleaning orphaned resources from state after out-of-band cloud deletions, protecting critical resources from accidental `pulumi destroy`, moving resources between stacks without recreating them, targeting specific resources during deployment, migrating between backends (local file to Pulumi Cloud, S3), stack lifecycle management, state export/import/repair, CI/CD pipeline setup, and importing existing cloud resources. Use this skill — not the language-specific Pulumi skills — whenever the user's question is about operating, troubleshooting, or recovering Pulumi infrastructure rather than writing program code.

Track, manage, and get reminders for paid subscriptions and SaaS services. Use this skill whenever the user mentions subscriptions, SaaS costs, trial periods, recurring payments, billing cycles, or says things like "remind me about my subscription", "add a subscription", "how much do I spend on services", "when does my trial end", "track my subscriptions", or shares a service name/URL with a price. Triggers on any subscription-related intent even if the word "subscription" is not used — e.g. "I signed up for Notion Pro, $16/month, trial for 14 days". Also triggers when user asks about upcoming charges or trial expirations across any of their services.

Start a FastAPI dev server, verify docs and OpenAPI schema, test endpoints, and run pytest. Use when running, checking, or debugging a FastAPI application.

Scaffold a new FastAPI project with an opinionated directory layout, pydantic-settings config, and starter files. Use when creating a new FastAPI application from scratch.

Use this skill any time a .pptx file is involved in any way — as input, output, or both. This includes: creating slide decks, pitch decks, or presentations; reading, parsing, or extracting text from any .pptx file (even if the extracted content will be used elsewhere, like in an email or summary); editing, modifying, or updating existing presentations; combining or splitting slide files; working with templates, layouts, speaker notes, or comments. Trigger whenever the user mentions "deck," "slides," "presentation," or references a .pptx filename, regardless of what they plan to do with the content afterward. If a .pptx file needs to be opened, created, or touched, use this skill.