Productivity
Productivity agent skills automate everyday work: task management, email drafting, calendars, note-taking systems, and personal workflows. Each is a small SKILL.md file your AI agent applies automatically when your request matches what the skill does.
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sipeed Skill Skill CreatorCreate, update, or review Picoclaw skills. Use when writing a new skill, modifying an existing SKILL.md, turning a repeated workflow into a reusable skill, or organizing scripts, references, and assets for a skill.
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withastro Bundle Analyze Github Action LogsAnalyze recent GitHub Actions workflow runs to identify patterns, mistakes, and improvements. Use when asked to "analyze workflow logs", "review action runs", or "analyze GitHub Actions".
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mikekelly Bundle Developing SkillsMUST be loaded before working with any Skill. Covers creating, building, reviewing, assessing, checking, auditing, evaluating, updating, modifying, and improving skills. Use PROACTIVELY before writing or changing SKILL.md, workflow files, knowledge files, templates, or skill evals. Supports personal and standalone distributable skills.
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chaitanyame Bundle Tdd WorkflowEnforces Test-Driven Development workflow with automated test-first validation. Use when implementing features, fixing bugs, running @Coder workflow, or when the user mentions TDD, testing, red-green-refactor, or verification gates. Ensures tests are written BEFORE implementation code.
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chaitanyame Skill Spec Kit PlanningSpecification-Driven Development workflow for planning features using GitHub Spec Kit. Use when starting new features, creating specifications, running /speckit commands, or when the user mentions spec, specification, planning, or SDD workflow.
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nethercore-systems Bundle DevelopmentCore development workflow for Nethercore WASM games. Covers the nether CLI (build, run, pack), nether.toml manifest authoring, required WASM exports, and determinism rules for rollback netcode. Use when building, configuring, or structuring a Nethercore game project.
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xinqilin Bundle Design SolutionUse when user needs technical design advice, architecture planning, or implementation strategy for Spring Boot projects. Produces actionable Todo List.
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dannysmith Bundle DevThis skill should be used when the user invokes "/personal:dev" with a subcommand. Subcommands: init (project + task setup), new (create task from description or GH issue), complete (finish a task), renumber (reorder task priorities), prime (load project context).
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dannysmith Skill MorningThis skill should be used when the user invokes "/personal:morning" to start their morning planning session. Provides briefing, task overview, and guided day planning conversation.
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voxpelli Skill Sibling SyncBilateral SYNERGY/UPSTREAM reconciliation across sibling projects. Use when the user wants to sync sibling SYNERGY/UPSTREAM files, compare both sides to surface drift, find reciprocation gaps (entries here but not there, or vice versa), flag stale-aligned rows, detect status drift across sides, surface friction the sibling tracks ABOUT this project (their UPSTREAM-<this-project>.md), or apply a reciprocation batch with --auto-reciprocate. Workflow 3 covers two UPSTREAM pairing modes: shared third-party dependencies AND reciprocal sibling-friction pairs (UPSTREAM-<sibling>.md here ↔ UPSTREAM-<this-project>.md there). NOT for logging entries on this side (use /synergy-tracker workflow 1 (Log a synergy entry)) — sibling-sync compares both sides without writing by default. NOT for upstream → project drift (use /vendor-sync); sibling-sync handles peer-to-peer drift between sibling vp-* projects. Trigger phrases: 'sibling sync', 'compare siblings', 'sync sibling', 'reconcile siblings', 'reciprocation gap', 'sync dr
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voxpelli Bundle Synergy TrackerManage cross-project synergy tracking between sibling projects. Use when the user wants to log a shared pattern, a divergence, an extraction candidate, or something a sibling project has that this one doesn't. Also use when the user wants to promote synergy entries to Basic Memory (workflow 5). NOT for upstream dependency bugs or vendor friction (use /upstream-tracker for those). Trigger phrases: 'synergy', 'sibling project', 'cross-project', 'extraction candidate', 'compare with [project]', 'both projects do', 'they have X we don't', 'shared pattern', 'divergence', 'cross-project alignment', 'review synergies', 'log this pattern', 'we should extract this', 'they handle this differently', 'promote synergy', 'promote to basic memory', 'promote synergy entries', 'sync synergy to memory', or any mention of patterns, divergences, shared practices, or BM promotion across related projects.
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nategarelik Skill Git WorkflowAuto-load for git operations. Provides branching strategy, commit conventions, and PR workflow.
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nategarelik Skill Testing PatternsAuto-load when writing tests. Provides TDD workflow, test structure patterns, and common testing idioms.
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escarti Skill Feature Pr FixingUse when addressing PR review comments - follow structured workflow
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escarti Skill Feature DocumentingUse when implementation complete and tests pass - follow structured workflow with custom patterns
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testdino-hq Skill FixStructured bug fix workflow — find issue in tracker, root-cause, fix, test, verify, document
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testdino-hq Skill RetroPost-task retrospective — captures what worked, what went wrong, writes lessons to auto-memory
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testdino-hq Skill PublishGuided npm publish workflow — version bump, quality gate, build, publish, tag
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jonjonbinx1 Bundle EmailRead, compose, send, organise and template emails using any connected mail provider.
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itsmostafa Bundle LoraParameter-efficient fine-tuning with Low-Rank Adaptation (LoRA). Use when fine-tuning large language models with limited GPU memory, creating task-specific adapters, or when you need to train multiple specialized models from a single base.
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jhaugaard Bundle Deployment AdvisorRecommend hosting strategy based on chosen tech stack and project needs. Provides deployment workflow, cost breakdown, and scaling path.
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mesca Skill Git WorkflowFollow git commit conventions and branching strategies. Use when committing changes, creating branches, or writing commit messages.
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trifle-labs-skills Bundle Calendar TasksSchedule and trigger tasks via Google Calendar. Poll for events with a configurable prefix, trigger each exactly once, and support one-off or recurring tasks. Create events from CLI or any Calendar client.
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antoninolorenzo Skill Network EnumerationUse this skill when a task requires identifying hosts, open ports, or running services on a target network.
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antoninolorenzo Skill Source Code AnalysisUse this skill when the task requires reading, searching, or understanding source code in a repository. Covers finding files, searching for patterns, reading specific lines, tracing function references, and running AST-aware analysis. This skill teaches tool discipline — what command to run, in what order, and how to control output volume. It does not prescribe a fixed investigation process; follow the evidence.
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antoninolorenzo Skill Linux Privilege Escalationany task where you have a shell on a Linux target and need to escalate privileges.
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chat2anyllm Skill Openspec Archive ChangeArchive a completed change in the experimental workflow. Use when the user wants to finalize and archive a change after implementation is complete.
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ddnetters Bundle GogcliUse `gog` CLI for Gmail and Google Calendar operations. Trigger when user asks to send/search/read email, manage Gmail labels/drafts/filters, create/update/list calendar events, check availability, or interact with Google Workspace email and scheduling. Also covers auth setup, account management, and output formatting.
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ddnetters Skill Codex Task WavesUse when the user says "have codex fix this" / "have codex implement this" / "let codex handle this" / "give this to codex" / "delegate this to codex" for a single task with context already in scope (a Jira ticket, GitHub issue, file diff, bug, or described change). Plans the work, splits it into reviewable waves, dispatches codex per wave with review and correction between waves before opening a PR. Not for multi-issue parallel batches (use codex-issue-waves) or one-shot codex runs without planning (use invoking-codex-exec).
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ddnetters Bundle Codex Issue WavesRun a batch of GitHub issues through codex exec in isolated git worktrees as parallel autonomous PRs, then manage the review and correction waves until merge. Use when the user gives a list of issue numbers (≥ 2) and asks to "spawn codex" / "dispatch codex" / "have codex work on" / "manage the PRs" / "process feedback" / "get them merged" for those issues, or when the user asks for multi-issue parallel delegation to codex. Not for single-issue wave-driven delegation (use codex-task-waves), single-issue one-shot dispatch (use invoking-codex-exec), or implementation without delegation (use /pr or direct implementation).
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ddnetters Bundle Invoking Codex ExecUse when delegating a single coding task to `codex exec` ("hand off to codex", "run codex on this", "dispatch codex on this ticket", any one-shot invocation). Covers flags, sandbox traps, monitoring, and recovery. Not for multi-issue parallel batches — use codex-issue-waves for those.
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z1993 Bundle Notion Course Pack InitInitialize or repair a Notion Course Pack workspace, or create a real course from a complete book, course, paper set, transcript set, local files, pasted materials, or authorized Notion pages. Use when Codex must bootstrap Notion access, build the shared workspace and runtime protocol, fully read course sources, calibrate the learner route, create and validate the 8-page Course Pack, or prepare ChatGPT Notion app connection guidance. User-facing artifacts must be Chinese-first.
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agiflow Skill Getting StartedAssess an authenticated Agiflow workspace and recommend the right next project-management workflow. Use when a user is new to Agiflow, asks what to do next, needs orientation, or is unsure whether to plan, refine, groom, triage, or review daily status.
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argythana Skill Uv DepsUse when the task is to manage dependencies in a `uv` project — either a single-package project (one `pyproject.toml`) or a `uv` workspace monorepo (multiple per-package `pyproject.toml` files plus a root `uv.lock`). Covers add, remove, update, sync, lock, build, export, or reorganize packages, dependency groups, extras, and workspace sources via `uv` commands rather than hand-editing `pyproject.toml`. Trigger for requests like 'add a package', 'uv sync', 'move this to dev dependencies', 'update uv deps', 'remove X from package Y', 'regenerate constraints.txt', or 'build a wheel'. Do NOT use for Poetry/pip/conda/pip-tools workflows, manual virtualenv setup or activation, import sorting, or unrelated `pyproject.toml` edits such as project metadata or build config.
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beingsmit Skill Operating CadenceDesign meeting rhythms, metric reporting, quarterly planning, and decision-making velocity for scaling companies. Use when decisions are slow, planning is broken, the company is growing but alignment is worse, or leadership meetings consume all time without producing decisions.
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alibaba Skill Issue Spec ProposeCreate or continue proposal, SPEC, QUESTION, design, and TASK artifacts for an issue-spec change.
Frequently asked questions
What are Productivity agent skills?
Productivity agent skills automate everyday work: task management, email drafting, calendars, note-taking systems, and personal workflows. Each is a small SKILL.md file your AI agent applies automatically when your request matches what the skill does.
Which Productivity skills are most installed?
Popular Productivity skills on SkillMD right now include getting-started, skill-creator, developing-skills. Rankings shift as installs change; sort this page by "Most installs" for the live list.
Do Productivity skills work with Claude Code and Cursor?
Yes. Every skill here ships as a SKILL.md file, an open format that works in Claude Code, Claude.ai, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, and 60+ other agents. Install one with npx skillmds@latest add <owner>/<name>, or copy the file into your agent's skills directory.