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Template-based Google Doc creation with automated content population and team sharing. \n \n Requires gws-drive and gws-docs skills; uses Google Workspace APIs for file operations and document editing \n Workflow: copy a template doc, populate it with structured content via the docs API, then grant collaborator access through drive permissions \n Supports markdown-style content insertion and granular permission assignment (writer, editor roles, user/group targeting) \n

Create GitHub Issues automatically from implementation plan phases. \n \n Analyzes implementation plan files to identify phases and generates one issue per phase \n Uses feature_request.yml or chore_request.yml templates, with fallback to default issue format \n Checks for existing issues before creation to avoid duplicates, and updates existing issues when needed \n Includes phase details, requirements, and context in issue descriptions with appropriate labels \n

Bulk-create Google Calendar events from spreadsheet rows using a two-step workflow. \n \n Reads event data directly from Google Sheets ranges, extracting summary, start time, end time, and attendee information \n Creates calendar entries via the gws-calendar skill with support for multiple attendees and custom time ranges \n Requires both gws-sheets and gws-calendar skills to be loaded before execution \n

Use this workflow to quickly ingest a framework or project's logic and documentation into the local environment. This is triggered when a user provides a <repo-url> and a <skills-name> for which no local skill yet exists.

Extract actionable methodologies from learning materials (documents, articles, videos) or quality examples (blog posts, designs, code) to generate reusable Skills.

Learn from quality GitHub projects to create custom agent skills. \n \n Guides you through searching GitHub for well-maintained projects (100+ stars, recent updates) that solve a specific problem, then presents top candidates for your review \n Walks through a structured deep-dive process: reading READMEs, examining core source files, extracting algorithms and patterns, and identifying best practices \n Encodes learned knowledge directly into a new skill via skill-creator, rather than simply wra

Learn from practitioners, not theorists—build skills based on real-world case studies and failure patterns. \n \n Focuses on finding practitioners who excel in their domain, then extracting their concrete methods through case studies, failures, and before/after comparisons rather than abstract theory \n Workflow: narrow the task, collect golden cases (what top performers do) and failure cases (common mistakes), identify patterns through contrast, then use theory only to explain why \n Emphasizes

Draft Gmail messages directly from Google Doc content without manual copying. \n \n Requires gws-docs and gws-gmail skills to be loaded \n Workflow: retrieve document content, extract body text, and send as email in three sequential steps \n Supports custom recipient, subject line, and automatic body population from the source document \n

Extract Google Sheet data and generate a formatted Google Docs report with sharing. \n \n Requires three Google Workspace skills: gws-sheets for data reading, gws-docs for document creation and formatting, and gws-drive for permission management \n Workflow chains four operations: read sheet ranges, create a new Doc, write formatted content with headers and sections, and share with specified stakeholders \n Supports markdown-style formatting in the report output and role-based access control for

Automated GitHub pull request creation from specification templates with draft-to-review workflow. \n \n Reads pull request template from .github/pull_request_template.md and extracts requirements to populate PR body and title \n Checks for existing pull requests on the target branch before creation to prevent duplicates \n Progresses pull requests from draft status to ready for review, then auto-assigns to the creator \n Analyzes PR diffs to ensure specification changes are properly documented