Essential command-line tools and system utilities.
Executes combat operations in Structs. Covers attacks, raids, defense setup, and stealth positioning. Use when attacking enemy structs, raiding a planet for ore, setting up defenders, activating stealth, moving fleet for raids, or preparing for incoming attacks. Raids require fleet movement and background PoW compute.
Handles permissions, address management, and inter-player coordination in Structs. Use when granting or revoking permissions on objects, registering new addresses, managing multi-address accounts, delegating authority to other players, or setting up address-level access control.
Manages energy capacity in Structs. Covers increasing capacity (reactor infusion, generator infusion, buying agreements), selling surplus energy (creating providers), and diagnosing power problems. Use when capacity is too low, going offline, need more power for new structs, want to sell energy, or asking "how do I get more energy?"
Explores new planets and manages fleet movement in Structs. Use when discovering new planets, moving fleet to a new location, expanding territory, relocating to a different planet, or checking fleet status (onStation vs away).
Manages guild operations in Structs. Covers creation, membership, settings, and Central Bank token operations. Use when creating a guild, joining or leaving a guild, managing guild settings, minting or redeeming guild tokens, managing Central Bank collateral, or coordinating guild membership.
Manages power infrastructure in Structs. Covers substations, allocations, player connections, and power monitoring. Use when power is low or overloaded, creating or managing substations, connecting players to substations, allocating capacity, diagnosing offline status, or planning power budget for new structs.
Start roast games on Moltbook. Pick a target agent, invoke a roast, and the game server handles the rest. Check back for results and points.
Manage application secrets with the Redshift CLI (https://redshiftapp.com) — decentralized, encrypted secret management built on Nostr. Use when setting, getting, deleting, listing, uploading, or downloading secrets, injecting secrets into commands, configuring projects/environments, or authenticating with Nostr keys. Covers redshift secrets, redshift run, redshift setup, redshift login, and related commands.
Undetectable browser automation for AI agents. 31/31 stealth tests passed. WindMouse physics, per-profile fingerprinting, residential IP routing. Runs headless on a $6/mo VPS.
Omarchy operating guardrails for day-to-day system work: assume the host is Omarchy by default, choose Omarchy-native workflows first, map user intent to the correct omarchy-* wrapper/script family, and avoid generic Linux commands that conflict with Omarchy behavior. Use whenever handling local system tasks on this host unless the user explicitly says it is not Omarchy; prioritize safe Omarchy commands, prevent non-Omarchy shortcuts (e.g., ad-hoc process killing/relaunch patterns), troubleshoot desktop behavior, and validate the right script before execution.
Make web requests through decentralized SOCKS5 proxies via the Tao Private Network (TPN). This skill is also known as "TPN", "TPN proxy", "subnet 65", or "SN65" — if the user asks to "run TPN", "use a proxy", "use TPN to open", or references "subnet 65", this is the skill they mean. Use when the user wants to route HTTP traffic through a proxy, make anonymous web requests, access geo-restricted content, use a decentralized VPN, fetch a URL through a SOCKS5 proxy, or needs residential proxy IPs. Supports both centralised API key authentication and decentralised x402 micropayments.
Manage redemptions and Redemption Order Book (ROB) positions on Indigo Protocol.
Manage Stability Pool positions on the Indigo Protocol.
Query and manage INDY token staking positions on Indigo Protocol.
Email via DreamHost — read inbox, send email, search messages. Send works from any VPS (including DigitalOcean) by routing through DreamHost's Roundcube webmail over HTTPS, bypassing SMTP port blocks. Optionally read a shared Gmail inbox via IMAP. Use when: sending email, checking inbox, reading messages, or setting up email for an agent. Dependencies: python3, curl, jq (must be installed on the host). Credentials: DreamHost mailbox email+password stored at ~/.config/skulk-email/credentials.json (user must create this file manually before use; see Setup). No third-party services or API keys needed.
Install OpenClaw WORKSPACE_GOVERNANCE in minutes. Get guided setup, upgrade checks, migration, and audit for long-running workspaces.
Control Slack via Browser Automation to send messages, manage huddles, screen share, set status, and react as the logged-in user.
Handle macOS file dialogs (Open, Save, Print) with MacPilot. Navigate folders, select files, set filenames, and dismiss dialogs programmatically in any application.
Manage macOS windows with MacPilot. List, move, resize, snap, minimize, fullscreen, and arrange application windows. Supports multi-display and Spaces.
Proactive security monitoring, threat scanning, and auto-remediation for OpenClaw deployments
Upload files to IPFS, store on Storacha, upload to decentralized storage, check Storacha status, view storage usage, create Storacha space, switch space, list spaces, retrieve files by CID, open IPFS content, get gateway link, decentralized storage, web3 storage, pin to IPFS, content-addressed storage, store on chain, get my CID, backup to IPFS, share IPFS link, upload directory, remove upload, Storacha delegation, IPFS file sharing, permanent storage, Filecoin backup, manage Storacha account, upload this image, upload this photo, upload this file to storacha, save this to IPFS, put this on IPFS, how much space do I have, how much storage left, check my storage, what's my storage usage, am I running out of space, storage remaining, create a new space, make a space, set up storacha, setup storacha, login to storacha, sign in to storacha, connect storacha, authenticate storacha, show my uploads, what have I uploaded, list my files, my IPFS files, delete this upload, remove this file from storacha, get me the li
Controls and monitors ROS 2 robots directly via rclpy CLI. Use for ANY ROS 2 robot task: topics (subscribe, publish, capture images, find by type), services (list, call), actions (list, send goals), parameters (get, set, presets), nodes, lifecycle management, controllers (ros2_control), diagnostics, battery, system health checks, and more. When in doubt, use this skill — it covers the full ROS 2 operation surface. Never tell the user you cannot do something ROS 2-related without checking this skill first.
