christopheryeo
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- ▌ Daily Files · christopheryeo bundleUnified Google Drive skill with 4 sub-commands: list (list files inside a named Drive folder), recent (recently modified files with activity insights), topic (search files by topic/keyword with an executive briefing), and work-day (ensure the SNMG18 Working Docs day-folder structure exists). Use for any Google Drive file browsing or folder-prep request: list files in a folder, show recent Drive activity, search files by topic, browse a Drive folder, check what's in a directory, prepare work-day folders, files modified today, Drive activity, or similar Google Drive requests.
- ▌ Daily Plans · christopheryeoManages a daily task planning system using Plans/ in whatever folder is currently selected — creating plans, adding new tasks, executing tasks one-by-one, logging completed work, checking status, deleting tasks, and carrying forward incomplete items. Works from any mounted folder. Seven operations: CREATE, NEW, EXECUTE (one task per invocation), LOG, STATUS, DELETE (with auto-renumbering), CARRY-FORWARD. Use whenever the user says "plan my day", "create a plan", "new task", "add a task", "add task [X]", "execute the plan", "next task", "log task", "log that", "plan status", "what's the plan", "where are we", "carry forward", "carry over", "delete task", "remove task", "drop task", or provides a numbered task list. Do NOT trigger for "set up my workday", "what did I do today?", meeting prep, email drafting, or calendar searches.
- ▌ Daily Emails · christopheryeo bundleUnified Gmail skill with 9 sub-commands: recent (inbox/sent/drafts/starred), starred (priority emails), actioned (sent + starred recap), topic (keyword search), stakeholders (contact monitoring), draft (compose reply-all drafts), respond (safe reply with duplicate-draft and already-replied checks), propose (reply to meeting request by accepting or counter-proposing next available slot, always saved to draft), and format (executive table rendering). Use for any Gmail request: show emails, recent emails, starred emails, what did I send, emails about [topic], stakeholder emails, draft a reply, reply to [person], respond to that email, propose a time, reply with availability, suggest a meeting time, respond with a slot, email digest, check my mail.
- ▌ New Proposal · christopheryeo bundleOutline the lightweight process for turning discovery inputs into a first-draft Sentient proposal.
- ▌ Customer Brief · christopheryeo bundleGenerate a concise, executive-ready digest of internal touchpoints and external intelligence for a named customer.
- ▌ Daily Journals · christopheryeoManages markdown journal files in a Journals/ folder — creating new journal files, adding date-stamped entries, and deleting entries. A journal is a markdown file named with reverse-month and purpose (e.g., "2026-03 Activities.md") containing chronological entries grouped under reverse-date headers. Three operations: CREATE-JOURNAL, CREATE-ENTRY, DELETE-ENTRY. Use whenever the user says "create a journal", "new journal", "journal entry", "add to journal", "delete journal entry", "remove entry", "show journals", or mentions logging thoughts, activities, notes, or reflections into a dated journal format.
- ▌ Prospect Brief · christopheryeoGenerate an executive briefing on a single lead or sales prospect, covering the last 60 days of emails, Google Drive files (including meeting minutes), Google Calendar meetings, and the matching entry in Mary's Lead Gen Log or Donny's Sales Prospects Tracker. Use when Christopher says "brief me on [company/person]", "prospect brief for [X]", "lead brief", "what's happening with [prospect]", or "prep me on [lead]".
- ▌ Daily Calendars · christopheryeo bundleUnified Google Calendar skill with 3 sub-commands: search (find and summarize events by date, title, attendee, email, or domain), available (check a requested meeting slot against working hours, lunch, calendar conflicts, 30-minute buffers, and the one physical meeting per day rule), and meeting (return or validate the standard 60-minute online Google Meet profile). Use for calendar searches, daily or weekly agendas, meeting lookup, attendee history, availability checks, scheduling constraints, or typical-meeting checks.
- ▌ Daily Knowledge · christopheryeoPersonal knowledge management skill with three primary sub-commands plus one informational query. FIND: search Daily Reading in Google Drive first, fetch full content, fall back to web search if nothing found. FILE: classify knowledge against the Knowledge Fabric, present recommendation for confirmation, then write to the destination using the fabric's filing instructions. LEARN: extract significant learnings from the conversation, write to Learnings journal, and auto-classify each for potential filing. CLASSIFY: lightweight read-only lookup for "where does this go?" questions — does not write. Use whenever Christopher asks to find, search, look up, or brief on any topic; provides new knowledge to store; says "where does this go?", "classify this", "file this", "what did we learn", "capture learnings", "log what we learned", or "learn".
- ▌ New Presentation · christopheryeo bundleCreate powerful presentations using Steve Jobs's 3-Second Rule methodology. Applies the Billboard Test principles for minimal cognitive load, maximum visual impact, and elegant slide design. Use when creating product launches, pitches, explanations, or any live presentation that requires high audience retention and visual clarity. Automatically integrates with Claude's PPTX skill to generate professional PowerPoint files and always applies the Sentient Brand Guidelines skill to ensure consistent branding.
- ▌ Project Pulse Brief · christopheryeo bundleCurate stakeholder-ready pulse briefs that summarize project portfolio updates, risks, and next steps.
- ▌ News Articles Rename · christopheryeo bundleOCR and rename news article files (PDFs and images) by extracting the article headline from the content and using it as the filename. Targets the Vivien (PA)/News/ folder. Use this skill whenever the user asks to rename news articles, organise news clippings, process newspaper PDFs, extract article titles from scanned pages, or tidy up the News folder. Also trigger when the user mentions "rename articles", "news folder", "article titles", or "news clippings".
- ▌ Daily Jira · christopheryeoDaily JIRA companion for the Sentient Workforce project (SMTC). Seven sub-commands: TEAM ISSUES (open issues grouped by assignee and status), SPRINT (current sprint board with progress and blockers), STORIES BY EPIC (stories grouped under each epic with progress bars), SUBTASKS (sub-tasks under a specific story), ISSUE DETAIL (full detail card for any issue), CREATE (guided issue creation), and UPDATE (transition status, add comments, edit fields). Use whenever the user says "team issues", "what's the team working on", "show the sprint", "sprint board", "stories by epic", "epic breakdown", "subtasks for", "issue detail", "show me SMTC-", "what's the status of", "create a jira issue", "log a bug", "new story", "update issue", "transition", "add a comment to", "close issue", "move to done", or any JIRA-related request for Sentient Workforce.
- ▌ Daily Work · christopheryeo bundleCross-environment workday lifecycle for Claude and ChatGPT Work with three sub-commands: START (morning enablement — email triage, calendar audit, Drive activity, news snapshot, workspace prep, executive brief; replaces set-up-workday), RECAP (end-of-day cross-reference of Calendar, Gmail, Drive, and all AI workforce Plans task logs into a comprehensive activity report in the work-day folder), and MINUTES (given a meeting title, find it in Calendar, search the work-day Drive folder for minutes, fall back to Gmail for transcript, then return a direct link). Use for "set up my workday", "start my day", "kick off today", "morning brief", "daily recap", "end of day", "wrap up the day", "what did I do today", "what happened today", "find the minutes", "meeting minutes for [title]", "where are the minutes", "get me the notes from [meeting]", "meeting transcript", or any workday activity review.