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将会议/访谈记录快速转成可分发纪要，突出决策、行动项、风险与待澄清问题。
Search and fetch LinkedIn job postings via BrightData. Use when the user wants to: (1) search LinkedIn for jobs by keyword, location, remote type, or date posted (e.g. 'find remote software engineering jobs posted this month'), (2) fetch a specific job by URL or numeric job ID (e.g. 'show me job 4358573391'), (3) analyze job postings for resume tailoring, gap analysis, or comparison.
Perform break-even analysis to determine the sales volume or revenue needed to cover all costs. Use this skill when the user needs to calculate break-even point, assess margin of safety, evaluate operating leverage, or decide pricing and volume trade-offs — even if they say 'how many units do we need to sell', 'when will we be profitable', or 'what happens if we lower the price'.
Produce a long-form, shareable markdown writeup on whether Claude has regressed on this user's work. A bundled Python script scans `~/.claude/projects/`, computes every metric, and renders a markdown skeleton with tables already filled — in ~2.5s. Claude fills a dozen short narrative placeholders and saves. Writes `./cc-canary-<YYYY-MM-DD>.md` suitable for pasting into a GitHub issue or gist.
This skill should be used when analyzing sector rotation patterns and market cycle positioning. It fetches sector uptrend data from CSV (no API key required) and optionally accepts chart images for supplementary analysis. Use this skill when the user requests sector rotation analysis, cyclical vs defensive assessment, overbought/oversold identification, or market cycle phase estimation. All analysis and output are conducted in English.
Detect profitable arbitrage opportunities across CEX, DEX, and cross-chain markets in real-time. Use when scanning for price spreads, finding arbitrage paths, comparing exchange prices, or analyzing triangular arbitrage opportunities. Trigger with phrases like "find arbitrage", "scan for arb", "price spread", "exchange arbitrage", "triangular arb", "DEX price difference", or "cross-exchange opportunity".
Fetch and extract content from web pages, converting HTML to clean markdown. Use when users want to read web articles, extract information from URLs, scrape web content, or when the built-in WebFetch tool fails due to network restrictions. Trigger when user provides URLs to read, asks to fetch web content, or needs to extract text from websites.
Search OpenSearch documentation, blogs, and community forums. Use when the user asks about OpenSearch features, configuration, APIs, troubleshooting, k-NN, neural search, cluster settings, index mappings, query DSL, or any OpenSearch-related questions.
Generate images using Nano Banana Pro (Gemini 3 Pro Preview). Use when creating app icons, logos, UI graphics, marketing banners, social media images, illustrations, diagrams, or any visual assets. Triggers include phrases like 'generate an image', 'create a graphic', 'make an icon', 'design a logo', 'create a banner', or any request needing visual content.
Analyze animated GIF files by extracting and viewing frames as sequential video. Use when: - User mentions a GIF file path (e.g., "./demo.gif", "~/Downloads/animation.gif") - User wants to analyze or understand a GIF animation - User asks about motion, changes, or content in a GIF - User attaches or references a .gif file for analysis - User wants to examine a screen recording in GIF format - User invokes /gif slash command Keywords: "GIF", ".gif", "animation", "animated", "frames", "screen recording", "analyze gif", "gif analysis", "view gif", "gif content", "gif motion" Trigger patterns: - Natural language: "Analyze this GIF: ./demo.gif" - Slash command: `/gif <path>` or `/gif <path> <message>` When triggered, extract frames using the Python script, view frames in order, and interpret as continuous video sequence.
Manage Google Drive files and folders. List, search, upload, download files, create folders, and manage sharing. Use when working with Google Drive file management.
Use when needing to look up book content inside **my own Amazon (Kindle) book library** (purchases + any personal docs), find a book by title/author, download an ebook I own (where Amazon permits), or reference material from a published book I’ve purchased. Triggers on book lookups, ebook downloads, "find the book", "get the PDF/EPUB of" **from my library**. Downloads produce PDF/EPUB/MOBI files (and may include Kindle formats depending on the title) - use ebook-extractor skill to convert to text.