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Mateeb11

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3 published skills

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    Weather · mateeb11 bundle
    Fetches current weather conditions and forecasts for any location worldwide. Use this skill whenever the user asks about weather, temperature, rain, wind, forecast, climate conditions, or what to wear/pack for a trip. Triggers on queries like "what's the weather in X", "forecast for Y", "will it rain", "what should I pack for Z", "how hot/cold is it", "is it windy in X", or any travel-planning question where weather matters.
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    Mac Disk Cleanup · mateeb11 bundle
    Scan a Mac for reclaimable disk space — caches, duplicate editor extensions, package-manager caches (npm/gradle/uv/pnpm/Homebrew), Docker images and build cache, iOS simulators, node_modules and Python venvs, app caches, and old downloads — then present what was found grouped by size and safety, and let the USER choose what to delete. Use this skill whenever the user wants to free up disk space, clean up their Mac, says their disk is full or storage is low, asks "what can I delete", "what's taking up space", "clean my caches", or wants to reclaim gigabytes — even if they don't use the exact words "cleanup" or "cache". Always show findings before deleting and never delete real user data without explicit confirmation.
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    Screenshot Markup · mateeb11 bundle
    Draw on, annotate, and mark up screenshots — circles, rectangles, arrows, spotlights, blur effects, macOS cursors, and zoomed insets. Use this skill whenever the user asks to draw, annotate, mark up, highlight, point out, emphasize, circle, box, or call attention to anything in a screenshot or image. Trigger especially aggressively right after a Playwright MCP screenshot — that's the killer flow; browse → screenshot → "draw a circle on the Send button", "highlight the pricing table", "point an arrow at the error", "show where to click". Also triggers for any local image the user wants to annotate. Do not skip this skill just because the user used a casual verb like "draw" or "circle" instead of "annotate". IMPORTANT — do NOT pass --caption unless the user explicitly asked for a text label on the image; the description usually goes under the image, not on it.
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