Doc Coauthoring
Co-authors long-form documents with structured drafting, revision, and collaboration patterns.
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371 skills · 101–120
Co-authors long-form documents with structured drafting, revision, and collaboration patterns.
Renders documentation and structured writeups as a Cursor Canvas for easier reading and navigation.
Documents API endpoints with clear request/response contracts and examples.
Creates, reads, and edits Word (.docx) documents and templates with formatting fidelity.
Models domain concepts, boundaries, and ubiquitous language before coding features.
This skill writes a clinical trial protocol for a drug or medical device. It first researches similar trials through a clinical trials MCP server and checks the FDA pathway, then fills a protocol template step by step. A research-only mode returns the summary without the full protocol.
This skill drafts marketing pieces with a template for each format, including blog posts, social posts, newsletters, landing pages, case studies, and press announcements. It applies per-channel writing rules, basic on-page SEO, headline and hook patterns, and call-to-action guidance.
This skill finds unpaid invoices in your accounting system, such as QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite, MYOB, or Zoho Books, and checks payments in PayPal, Stripe, and Airwallex. It writes a reminder for each customer, gentler for good payers and firmer for repeat late ones. Reminders send through PayPal only with your approval, and the rest are saved as email drafts.
This skill creates and edits .canvas files in the JSON Canvas format used by Obsidian. It adds text, file, link, and group nodes and draws edges between them, which suits mind maps, flowcharts, and visual boards.
This skill uses the ElevenLabs Dubbing API to translate the speech in audio or video files while keeping each original speaker's voice. It covers creating a project, adding target languages, editing the transcript or translation, and downloading the result.
Designs and implements Cloudflare Durable Objects for stateful edge coordination.
Guides App Store / Play Store submission flows with EAS—store listing, builds, and release checklists.
Configures EAS Update for over-the-air JavaScript and asset releases with expo-updates.
Configures EAS Workflows for CI/CD—builds, submits, and automation against Expo Application Services.
Designs lifecycle email sequences—welcome, nurture, and re-engagement—with clear cadence and goals.
Encodes Emil Kowalski’s design-engineering philosophy for UI polish, components, animation choices, and invisible details.
Provisions Microsoft Entra Agent Identity blueprints and identities for individual agent instances.
Maps state-changing entry points in smart contracts for security audits.
Prepares a conservative environment and assets bootstrap for README-first machine-learning reproduction.
This skill runs and reads evaluations for Google ADK (Agent Development Kit) agents, through the agents-cli eval commands. It walks a loop of preparing a dataset, running the eval, studying failures, and fixing the agent, then repeating. It also helps pick metrics, including LLM-as-judge scoring, and lists usual reasons a score drops.
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