Skills

Checks both email inboxes for people applying to be my office helper, figures out where each one is in the hiring process, and sends the next message (after I confirm).

Reviews every agent's home consultations from the past month and writes a coaching report for each one.

Builds the Wednesday newsletter that goes out to my real estate team.

Opens this week's home-consultation contacts in browser tabs so I can review them in a batch.

Grabs the list of agents from our Courted recruiting tool and saves it to our database.

Reads one customer's full message history with our team and writes up how the deal was handled.

Rebuilds and publishes the handbook website I share with all my appointment setters.

Pulls this week's listing reports from my agents so I can see who turned them in and what they said.

Shows every home consultation my team booked in the last 31 days.

Creates a fresh 30-day handbook page for a brand-new appointment setter.

When an agent says "I already submitted that, why did I get a reminder?" — checks if the reminder was wrong or the agent is.

Reads new appointment-setter applications and sends each person the right reply (after I confirm).

Copies our team's agent data into the Notion page where I track them.

Shows every upcoming home consultation booked by anyone on my team.

Sends a video memo to the whole team by email.

Shows this month's consults and drafts follow-up emails to agents whose booking rate is low.

Sends my team a weekly email listing the meetings on the team calendar.

Shows every home consultation my team booked in the last 7 days.

Saves a "call to action" line — like "DM me" or "click the link" — to my marketing library.

Saves a new opening line — the first sentence of a video — to my hooks library.

Saves the main body of a video ad to my library so I can reuse the structure later.

Saves one customer pain point to my library of problems I write content about.

Same as add-problem, but adds a whole batch of problems at once.

Looks at all my unpublished posts and decides what to schedule for the week.

Builds a complete video script using pieces from my hooks, meats, and CTAs libraries.

Looks at videos and ads I've saved as inspiration and figures out what makes each one work.

Takes a transcript and pulls out all the good hooks, lines, and CTAs into my libraries.

Builds the shot list for a filming day — which hooks, meats, and CTAs to record.

Takes one of my video scripts and turns it into a blog post on my website.

Takes the results of a filming day and turns them into blog posts on my website.

Quick-publishes any markdown text as a blog post on my website.

Records which hooks, meats, and CTAs I used in a filming session and how each one performed.

Builds a new automated email series (for buyers, sellers, renters, past clients, etc).

Generates a real-estate report (CMA) showing what a house should be worth based on nearby sales.

Lets me edit, reclassify, or rewrite items already in my hooks, meats, or CTAs libraries.

Takes an email I received and turns it into newsletter content or an internal memo.

Updates my Notion content-pipeline board so I can see all my drafts in one place.

Publishes finished scripts from my "Ready" folder up to Google Drive and the database.

Downloads the captions from YouTube videos so I can study or reuse what was said.

Reads my recent meeting recordings and pulls out memorable stories I can use in coaching content and newsletters.

Checks if all my passwords, tokens, and logins to outside services are still working.

Sends my code through a deep review using multiple specialist reviewers (security, performance, bugs).

Reads through a whole system and produces a 6-part report explaining how it works and what's broken.

Captures screenshots and notes about a web app so future me can build against it without re-learning it.

Sends 15 helpers to inventory every system I have, map how data flows between them, and list every function.

Runs through my Google Cloud weekly checklist — API counts, expired tokens, errors, etc.

Logs something I did by hand outside Claude (clicked a button, sent an email) so future me knows it happened.

Sets up memory files so a long, multi-step project can survive even if our conversation gets reset.

Sends a project plan through three picky reviewers and tells me PASS or NEEDS-REVISION.

Audits a project's files and structure and scores how AI-friendly it is, with specific fixes.

Shows me which of these Claude skills I actually use, which are dead, and which are getting more popular.

Posts a quick progress note to the GitLab ticket tied to whatever I'm currently working on.

Pulls my work calendar and the team calendar into the database so other systems can read them.

Re-links the skill files when I pull updates on a different computer.

Quick health check: is auth working? are background jobs running? is data fresh?

Logs into the MLS (real-estate listings system) and pulls our brokerage's listings into the database.

Generates a pretty HTML page that visually explains a system, a diff, or a plan — easier to read than a wall of text.

Generates my morning briefing — what's on my plate today, emails to handle, system status.

Syncs my calendar and to-do list into today's Obsidian daily note.

Runs my end-of-day wrap-up — what I committed, what I shipped, what I worked on — into a log.

Closes out the week — checks what got finished and carries unfinished items to next week.

Runs my Monday Hour 1 weekly planning — calendar, email, tasks, 1x1 prep, time blocks.

First Monday of the month: re-ranks every project, marks what shipped, picks what's next.

Sets up a brand-new project the right way — folder, memory file, README entry — all at once.