Documented AI skills you can copy into your own system.
Each skill is a plain Markdown file — take what fits and drop it into your own AIOS.
ADS7: manage live advertising accounts
a change protocol for live ad accounts: measure first, protect what already works, build the new thing beside the old, verify 48 hours later. Use before any edit to running ads.
AUDIT7: audit the system you are running on
two read-only audits of your AI operating system, the machinery and the library, alternating so both are covered monthly. Use when nobody has checked what loads, costs or leaks.
BRAINDUMP7: empty the brain dump without creating obligations
empty a capture file into real homes, under a rule that nothing there becomes a task until the owner says so. Use when the dump has grown past reading.
CHANNEL7: reach your second brain from your pocket
set up how you actually reach your second brain from your pocket, a chat channel outside the build tool, with voice input if you like talking. Use when your AI only lives at your desk.
CONSTITUTION7: write the file your AI reads first
write the file your AI reads at the start of every session, so every other skill has somewhere to attach. Use first, before any other skill, and again when it stops being true.
CONTEXT7: give every folder one index your AI reads first
give every folder one master index that lists everything inside, so your AI reads one index instead of a thousand files. Use when the vault grows faster than you can read it.
DASHBOARD7: draw the invisible system as one page
generate one HTML page showing the state of the owner's AIOS, pulled from their own files with private figures hidden. Use after the loop is closed, as the reward, not the start.
DEEPDIVE7: interview the owner into a real inventory
the interview that turns who the owner is, what they already have, and what is in the way into one inventory. Use after the brain dump, before designing memory.
EVAL7: score one thing against its goal
score one existing thing against its goal across seven dimensions with evidence, then rank what each fix is worth. Use when the owner asks how good something is.
EVALX: choose between real options without fooling yourself
compare 2 to 6 real options for one decision, weights declared before scoring, kill criteria before ranking. Use when a choice has a real cost, owner-invoked only.
EXIT7: close a session so nothing survives only in the chat
close a work session by finding everything that exists only in the chat and handing back ready-to-approve diffs, not questions. Use when the owner says they are done for the day.
FOCUS7: keep the file that says what matters now true
rebuild the one file that says what matters right now, area by area, from real data, with a diff the owner approves. Use at the weekly review or after a decision that moves priorities.
IN7: log the day in one messy sentence
turn one messy daily message into a structured check-in in the weekly file, then hear only the gaps. Use for the daily log, or when journaling keeps dying after a week.
INBOX7: empty the folder where files pile up
triage the folder where files pile up into file, archive or delete, and move only what was approved. Use when the capture folder has grown too big to open.
KW7: turn search demand into numbers
turn a question about search demand into real numbers, monthly volume, the 12 month curve, cost per click, competitor organic traffic. Use when a decision needs data, not opinion.
MAIL7: give your AI its own mailbox
give your AI its own mailbox so the deep things arrive as real letters, capped, consented and answered in thread. Use for weekly reviews, briefs and decisions.
MEETING7: turn meetings into decisions, and many meetings into a person
turn a conversation into a record of what was decided and what is owed, and many conversations into a profile of the person. Use after any meeting or call.
MEMORY7: shape the folders that hold what your system knows
shape the folders that hold everything your AI knows about you, built from your own material and named in your own words. Use once the raw material exists and has nowhere to live.
NEWS7: watch your people and your topics, route what matters
the system watches your key people and your few topics and routes what matters to you on a rhythm, instead of a feed you have to remember to check. Use to set up inbound monitoring.
SITE-CLOUDFLARE7: publish a web page the owner actually keeps
publish web pages that stay plain files the owner keeps, live on their own address with one command. Use for landing pages, one-pagers, decks and small static sites.
SITE-LOVABLE7: let an AI manage a site built in an AI website builder
rules for letting an AI manage a site built in an AI website builder, which path each change takes, what needs an OK, and a credit cap. Use before editing a live site.
SLIDES7: build a presentation your AI can actually produce
build presentations as HTML the AI writes directly. 16:9, one URL per slide, notes on a second screen, opens with no wifi. Use when the owner needs a talk or a deck.
VERIFY7: get a third opinion from a model that does not know you
ask an independent model that never saw your draft answer, then report in three lines whether it changed your mind. Use before confident claims or costly decisions.
VOICE7: turn voice notes into filed text without sending the audio anywhere
transcribe voice notes on the owner's own hardware, then file each one only after they approve the destination. Use when voice memos pile up and nobody remembers what is in them.
WARM7: build your network into a CRM, then reach out warm
build a working CRM from the people who already know you, get your offer clear, then reach out. Use when you need clients, referrals or discovery calls and do not want to go cold.
WATCH7: watch a video for the owner and report what was actually said
have your AI watch a video for you, subtitles first and local transcription as the fallback, then a timestamped brief. Use when a long video holds the two minutes you need.
WEEK7: the weekly review that changes the next week
read the week's own records, count the money, name the patterns, and decide what changes next week. Use once a week, on the same day, instead of writing a recap.