steipete skills on Remote OpenClaw

gog

Command-line interface for Google Workspace services. Covers Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Contacts, Sheets, and Docs through a single tool. Requires one-time OAuth setup with a Google Cloud client credentials file.

blogwatcher

blogwatcher is a CLI tool for tracking blog and RSS/Atom feed updates. You add feeds by URL, scan for new content, and manage read/unread state from the terminal.

markdown-converter

Converts PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, HTML, CSV, JSON, XML, images, audio, ZIP archives, YouTube URLs, and EPubs to Markdown. Runs via `uvx markitdown` with no prior installation needed. Output preserves document structure including headings, tables, and lists.

apple-notes

Manages Apple Notes from the terminal using the `memo` CLI. Supports creating, viewing, editing, deleting, searching, moving, and exporting notes to HTML or Markdown. macOS only.

apple-reminders

Manages Apple Reminders from the terminal using the remindctl CLI. Supports creating, editing, completing, and deleting reminders, with list filtering, date-based views, and JSON or plain text output. macOS only.

1password

Handles installing and configuring the 1Password CLI (op) and integrating it with the 1Password desktop app. Covers single and multi-account sign-in flows, reading vault items, and injecting secrets into processes without writing them to disk.

camsnap

camsnap is a CLI tool for capturing snapshots, short clips, and motion events from RTSP/ONVIF cameras. Cameras are configured in a YAML file and accessed by name in commands.

bear-notes

Interacts with Bear notes on macOS through the grizzly CLI. Supports creating, reading, searching, and appending to notes using Bear's x-callback-url system. Bear must be running for any command to work.

eightctl

eightctl is a command-line tool for controlling Eight Sleep smart mattress pods. It handles temperature adjustments, alarm management, sleep schedules, audio playback, and base angle control. Authentication uses your Eight Sleep account credentials stored in a config file or environment variables.

blucli

blu is a command-line tool for controlling Bluesound and NAD network audio players. It covers device discovery, playback control, volume adjustment, and multi-room grouping from the terminal or scripts.

food-order

Reorders previous Foodora deliveries and tracks active order status using the ordercli command-line tool. Always previews an order before placing it, requiring explicit user confirmation. Supports multiple delivery addresses and live ETA watching.

swiftui-liquid-glass

Covers implementing, reviewing, and improving SwiftUI features that use the iOS 26+ Liquid Glass API. Handles native APIs including `glassEffect`, `GlassEffectContainer`, and glass button styles. Includes availability gating with non-glass fallbacks for earlier iOS versions.

swift-concurrency-expert

Reviews and fixes Swift Concurrency issues in Swift 6.2+ codebases. Applies actor isolation, Sendable safety, and modern concurrency patterns with minimal behavior changes. Targets data-race safety compliance based on compiler diagnostics and actor context.

swiftui-performance-audit

Audits SwiftUI view performance through code review and guided Instruments profiling. Covers view invalidation storms, unstable list identities, heavy body computations, layout thrash, and image decoding issues. Produces a prioritized issue list with concrete code fixes and before/after metrics when traces are available.

create-cli

Designs CLI surface area before or during implementation: command trees, flags, subcommands, help text, output formats, exit codes, and config precedence. Applies the clig.dev rubric to produce a complete, implementable spec rather than ad-hoc interface decisions.

swiftui-view-refactor

Applies consistent structure and dependency patterns to SwiftUI view files. Enforces a standard member ordering, promotes Model-View patterns over view models, and standardizes how @Observable state is initialized and passed through views.

instruments-profiling

Covers performance profiling for native macOS and iOS apps using xctrace CLI and the Instruments UI. Addresses correct binary selection, CLI arguments, stack exports, and common gotchas like LaunchServices resolving the wrong app bundle.