ProvenSkills Labs
Free agent skill packs from ProvenSkills Labs: meetings, plain writing, customer retention, claims desk work, skill authoring.
Community: Submitted by a user or imported; check the owner before granting accessOnlineNo sign-inGlobalFreeCan modify data
What it can do
- List Skills: List the ProvenSkills Labs skills available to your organization, with pack, channel, and version.
- Use Skill: Load one ProvenSkills Labs skill by slug and follow its instructions. Call list_skills first if you do not know the slug.
- Read Reference: Read one reference file that a loaded skill listed. Give the skill slug and the file path exactly as listed.
What data it sees
Do you need an account
No: the server works without sign-in
Free agent skill packs from ProvenSkills Labs: meetings, plain writing, customer retention, claims desk work, skill authoring. Claim a pack on the storefront, connect once, and updates arrive on their own.
Server tool list (7)
Raw names from tools/list. Only developers need these.
| list_skills | List the ProvenSkills Labs skills available to your organization, with pack, channel, and version. |
| use_skill | Load one ProvenSkills Labs skill by slug and follow its instructions. Call list_skills first if you do not know the slug. |
| read_reference | Read one reference file that a loaded skill listed. Give the skill slug and the file path exactly as listed. |
| decision-log | Use when someone pastes meeting notes, a transcript, or a thread and asks what was decided. Extracts every decision, owner, and deadline into a log entry the team can hold each other to. |
| follow-up-email | Use when a meeting just ended and someone asks for the follow-up, recap, or next-steps email. Writes a short email that confirms decisions and assigns actions without corporate filler. |
| meeting-prep-brief | Use when someone shares an upcoming meeting, an agenda, or a calendar invite and wants to walk in prepared. Produces a one-page brief with the goal, the questions to ask, and the risks to watch. |
| weekly-priorities | Use when someone dumps their task list, inbox, or worries and asks what to work on this week. Turns the pile into a ranked plan with a reason for every cut. |