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Enables Claude to create, manage, and organize boards, lists, and cards in Trello via Playwright MCP
웹페이지 URL을 입력받아 마크다운 형태로 변환하여 저장합니다. 웹 문서를 로컬 마크다운 파일로 아카이빙하거나 정리할 때 유용합니다.
Generate comprehensive PR descriptions following repository templates
Configure and customize WezTerm terminal emulator. Use for setting up WezTerm config, themes, keybindings, and advanced features.
Guide for saving a web page for offline use using the monolith CLI. Use this when instructed to save a web page.
Automated Google Trends research via Node.js CLI. Search YouTube, Web, Images, News for rising/breakout queries. Use for Phase 1 Strategy research or any topic validation.
Map learning objectives to international educational standards and frameworks including IB, Cambridge International, UK National Curriculum, Australian Curriculum, and regional systems. Use when aligning to non-US standards. Activates on "international standards", "IB curriculum", "Cambridge", or "global frameworks".
Stream Devvit logs for an installed app (trigger phrases: "devvit logs", "stream logs", "check logs", "show logs"). Requires the user to provide the target subreddit.
Internal utility skill for media assembly operations. NOT called directly by users. Used by producer skills (video-producer, podcast-producer, audio-producer, social-producer) to stitch, mix, and assemble final media outputs.
Chrono CLI reference and setup guide. Use when installing chrono-cli, setting up a new project, running chrono init, or configuring MCP integration. Covers installation (curl script), authentication, project initialization, and common workflows.
YouTube API access without the official API quota hassle — transcripts, search, channels, playlists, and metadata with no Google API key needed. Use when the user needs YouTube data programmatically, wants to avoid Google API quotas, or asks for "youtube api", "get video data", "youtube without api key", "no quota youtube".
Fetches GitHub topic trending repositories. Use when asking about GitHub trending repos or open source projects.