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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aradotso Skill Openclaw Control CenterRun a local observability and control dashboard for OpenClaw AI agents with real-time collaboration, task management, and safety-first defaults.
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aradotso Skill Dingtalk Openclaw ConnectorConnect OpenClaw AI agents to DingTalk with message handling, document operations, calendar, todos, and AI cards
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ingridleiria Skill Decision MemoWrites the one-page memo that ends a decision instead of scheduling another meeting about it. Produces a closed question, options including doing nothing, a recommendation stated before the analysis, an explicit reversibility judgement that sets how much analysis the decision deserves, one named decider with a tie-break rule, a date with a default, and a decision log entry. Use this skill when a choice has to go to a leader or a group, when the same question keeps returning to the same meeting, when someone asks for a recommendation or a business case for a choice, when a decision needs recording so it stays decided, or when someone says they need to get sign-off on something.
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ingridleiria Skill Program ManagementTurns an initiative into owned, dated, trackable workstreams and keeps it moving when priorities shift. Produces the four artefacts every program runs on, a one-pager with a written definition of done, a workstream plan with one named owner per stream, a tracker small enough to update in five minutes, and a decision log, plus the weekly cadence and the escalation rules that make them stay true. Enforces the standard that every milestone is a verifiable event with a date and a single accountable name, and that status is written before it is discussed. Use this skill whenever someone wants to plan a project or program, set up a tracker, define milestones, run a kickoff, write a status update, prepare a steering committee or leadership review, manage cross-functional workstreams, recover a slipping project, or says things like "we keep dropping the ball", "who owns this", "set up a cadence", "this keeps slipping", or "turn this meeting into next steps". Trigger for any request involving multiple people deliverin
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ingridleiria Skill Meeting To DecisionsMeeting to Decisions
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ingridleiria Skill Contractor Msa And Task OrderContractor MSA and Task Order
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mr-q526 Bundle Website Homepage DesignUse when the task is to design a branded homepage, 官网首页, company website, startup homepage, product website, or corporate front page. Focus on brand hierarchy, hero composition, proof sequencing, section rhythm, and clear conversion paths.
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drvoss Skill TriageUse when a single issue or external-contributor pull request needs structured triage — classify it, verify the claim if needed, request missing information, and leave a durable brief or close-out note in the tracker.
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drvoss Skill CouncilUse when a decision has multiple credible paths and no obvious winner — convene a four-voice council (Architect, Skeptic, Pragmatist, Critic) for structured adversarial deliberation before choosing
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drvoss Skill HandoffUse when work is changing sessions, agents, or machines and the next pass needs a compact handoff document with current state, open questions, and next steps instead of raw chat history.
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drvoss Skill Grill MeUse when a plan still has hidden assumptions — default to one question at a time for dependent branches, batch only truly independent questions when it saves real round-trips, and keep stress-testing the plan until dependencies, risks, and decisions are explicit before implementation starts
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drvoss Skill WayfinderUse when a task is too large or ambiguous to finish in one session — build a destination-centric plan with a breadth-first triage pass, an explicit Deferred/out-of-scope section, and a confirmation gate before implementation starts
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drvoss Skill Interview MeUse when a request is underspecified and you need to discover what the user actually wants before writing a plan, spec, or code - default to one question at a time when later questions depend on earlier answers, switch to a numbered batch only for independent high-latency clarifications, attach your current hypothesis, and stop only after the intent is explicitly confirmed.
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drvoss Skill Sprint RetroUse at the end of a sprint to run a data-driven retrospective — analyzes session history and git metrics to surface what shipped, what slowed you down, and concrete improvements.
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drvoss Skill Outside VoiceUse when you need an independent second opinion before, during, or after implementation — run challenge, consult, or review mode in a direct builder-to-builder voice
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drvoss Skill Tdd WorkflowUse when starting a new feature or function to write failing tests first, then implement the minimal code to pass (Red→Green→Refactor)
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drvoss Skill Commit WorkflowUse when you're about to commit (especially with a mixed diff) to stage changes, split into atomic commits, and write Conventional Commit messages with emoji
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drvoss Skill Grill With DocsUse when a plan must be stress-tested against the codebase's existing language and decisions — grill it against current docs, glossary terms, and ADRs before implementation begins
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drvoss Skill Sprint WorkflowUse when starting a new feature, refactor, or multi-step dev task — runs the full sprint cycle (Think → Plan → Build → Review → Test → Ship → Monitor) using Copilot CLI's plan/autopilot modes.
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drvoss Skill Skill CreatorUse when you want to create a new SKILL.md file — describe a workflow and this skill generates a properly structured, frontmatter-complete SKILL.md that follows this repository's conventions
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drvoss Skill Deployment CanaryUse when a release has been deployed to a limited audience and must be observed before full rollout — defines success signals, watch windows, rollback triggers, and investigate handoffs.
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drvoss Skill Conventional BranchUse when creating or validating a Git branch name so the branch follows a conventional type/description format, matches the work being done, and starts from the right base branch.
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drvoss Skill Using Git WorktreesUse when you need multiple branches checked out at once — create isolated working directories for parallel development without cloning the repository repeatedly
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drvoss Skill Fleet ParallelUse when you need to run the same task across many files, components, or contexts in parallel — triggers /fleet mode for batch refactoring, mass testing, or bulk review. NOT when sequential order matters.
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drvoss Skill Doubt Driven DevelopmentUse when a non-trivial decision should not stand without a fresh-context challenge - isolate the artifact and contract, run an adversarial review before committing, and reconcile the findings while change is still cheap.
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drvoss Skill Github Actions EfficiencyUse when auditing GitHub Actions workflows for efficiency — reducing CI minutes, cutting costs, eliminating redundant runs, or optimizing caching and concurrency.
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drvoss Skill Actions DebuggingUse when a GitHub Actions workflow fails — diagnose the run log, identify the root cause, and apply a targeted fix
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drvoss Skill Session ManagementUse when a task spans multiple steps or sessions and needs structured state tracking — leverages the built-in SQLite session database for todos, dependencies, and batch operation progress.
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drvoss Skill Finishing A Development BranchUse when implementation is complete and tests pass but the branch itself is not yet resolved — verify tests, detect worktree vs. normal checkout, then present merge/PR/keep/discard options and execute the chosen cleanup
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vellum-ai Bundle GmailManage Gmail email — drafting, sending, organizing, filters, vacation replies, and inbox analysis
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vellum-ai Bundle OutlookManage Outlook email — drafting, sending, organizing, rules, vacation replies, and inbox analysis
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vellum-ai Skill WatcherCreate and manage polling watchers that monitor external services (Gmail, Google Calendar, GitHub, Linear, Outlook) for events and process them with custom action prompts
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vellum-ai Skill Email SetupSet up this assistant's own `[name].vellum.me` domain and email address (one-time setup)
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vellum-ai Bundle Resend SetupSet up and send emails via a user-provided Resend account (BYO email provider)
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vellum-ai Bundle Inbox CleanupRun a high-recall, multi-pass email inbox cleanup. Pattern-based subject queries catch 25x more archivable email than sender scans alone. Includes urgency triage, classification signals, and post-cleanup filter setup.
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vellum-ai Bundle Mailgun SetupSet up and send emails via a user-provided Mailgun account (BYO email provider)
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 tdd-workflow, openclaw-control-center, dingtalk-openclaw-connector. 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.