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Use when managing GitCode repositories from the terminal with oh-gc CLI — auth, issues, PRs, reviewers, testers, labels, releases, and repo config. Triggers on oh-gc commands, GitCode issue/PR management, or when user wants to interact with GitCode without a browser.
Install, upgrade, and uninstall Runweft; connect Hub identities and spaces; register machines and Codex/Claude runtimes; manage Hub Agents, repositories, and personal selections; delegate, resume, stop, and retrieve code and attachments through MCP; and diagnose connection and execution issues. Use when the user mentions Runweft integration, collaborative Agents, the Hub backend, or task maintenance; do not use it to modify native model credentials or configure other products.
Manage a US stock/ETF watchlist file - add, remove, update, list and validate tickers with thesis, entry, price targets, stop, tags, and per-ticker alert rules. Use when the user says things like "add NVDA to my watchlist", "set a stop on AAPL at 210", "what's on my watchlist", "remove TSLA", or "tag these as semis".
Remembers how the user likes their videos edited, so they never give the same correction twice. Saves every correction or preference about an edit (the cut, captions, visuals, sound, layout) into ~/.ai-video-editor/taste.md as a plain rule, and into taste.json when it maps to a setting the scripts read (pause length, fillers, caption size, words per caption, zooms, sound, layout), deduplicated, scoped to every video or just this one, and counted when applied; one that would help everyone goes to the maintainers. Every other cooked. skill reads both before it starts. Use whenever the user reacts to an edit ("too slow", "captions are too small", "fewer zooms", "I hate the whoosh", "that's perfect, keep it like that"), and when they ask "what do you know about my taste", "show my settings", "forget that rule" or "are you learning". Also learns how they cut from a raw take and their posted version ("I already edit by hand", "learn from my edit"). Not for a finished video's notes as a batch (skill-improver).
Personal materials integration and knowledge base usage. Use this when a task needs to reference the user’s own historical documents, customer materials, previous proposals, meeting notes, or learning materials—for example, “prepare a meeting based on previous materials,” “write a new version based on the old proposal,” or “why was that decision made back then?” The user does not need to say “knowledge base” or explicitly mention Bailian. Also use it when the user wants a batch of materials to be reused going forward, or asks to integrate, update, view, pause, resume, or clean up the knowledge base. It also handles explicit bl knowledge / kscli resource operations. Do not trigger for general Q&A, writing that only summarizes the current attachment, or writing that does not require historical materials. Personal preferences and chat memory belong to bailian-memory. DingTalk document management, model selection, and fine-tuning are outside the scope of this Skill.
Use when generating a cover image with the KrillinAI CLI from a complete image prompt, including validating image-provider configuration and inspecting the generated image and saved prompt.
Use when generating target-language dubbing with KrillinAI CLI from SRT subtitles, including TTS audio creation and optional dubbed video generation.
Budget Manager. Sizes every position to your budget and your max loss per trade. Reads the trade plan from trader-exit (entry, stop, target), finds the whole shares that fit inside four limits (max loss per trade, position cap, max order, cash after your buffer), says which limit decided it, and writes ONE bracket order (entry, stop-loss, take-profit) to trader/orders.json in the exact shape of Alpaca's place_stock_order. A stop too far away for your max loss is a plain refusal, not a smaller order. Nothing is placed. Use when the user says "how many shares", "size this trade", "how much should I buy", "I have $5,000", "I only want to risk $50 a trade", "set my rules", "keep 10% in cash", or after /trader-exit writes a plan.
View cost breakdowns, token usage, and call logs from the CLI. Filter by provider, model, or date range. Export usage reports and inspect per-connection spending.
[DEPRECATED] Use /ce:plan instead — renamed for clarity.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "manage UniFi devices", "configure UniFi networks", "create a VLAN", "provision an SSID", "create firewall rules", "reorder firewall policies", "create a NAT rule", "set up port forwarding", "configure masquerade NAT", "add DNS records", "manage traffic matching lists", "create DHCP reservations", "list DHCP reservations", "block a client", "kick a client", "find a client by IP or name", "adopt a device", "restart a UniFi device", "cycle a PoE port", "upgrade device firmware", "run a speed test", "stream UniFi events", "watch real-time events", "query UniFi stats", "analyze DPI traffic", "enable DPI", "generate hotspot vouchers", "show network topology", "audit firewall policies", "create a backup", "call the raw UniFi API", "check network health", or any task involving UniFi network infrastructure management via the unifly CLI. Also triggers on mentions of unifly, UniFi, Ubiquiti, UDM, UCG, USG, USW, UAP, UXG, UNVR, U6, U7, or UniFi controller operations.
Load this skill when you are required to check source code outside of this codebase, or users give you a GitHub repo spec follows <owner-name>/<repo-name> spec. Use it when the current directory is not the target project, when another local project is needed, or when multiple projects are involved.