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Seven Mac teammates: Mac Housekeeping, Mac Doctor, Network, Security Check, Updates, Backup and Local Models. Each reads first, never sudo, and reports before it changes anything.

• Local Models, Put a model on this Mac that fits it, and point your bots at it.
• Backup, When this Mac was last backed up, and whether that is a problem.
• Mac Doctor, Ask why this Mac is hot, slow, or crashing, and get the numbers.
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Two engineering crews: Review Team, which audits a codebase and requests reviews the way a careful reviewer would, and Startup Crew, which builds an app from a brief.

• Review Team, A crew that reads your code and tells you what would actually hurt.
• Startup Crew, Describe the app. The crew builds the smallest thing that runs.

Real-estate teammates: Listing Writer drafts listings, Follow-up Agent drafts lead follow-ups that never send without your yes, and Showing Coordinator schedules showings.

• Follow-up Agent, Knows who has gone quiet, and what to say to them.
• Listing Writer, Turn your notes on a property into a listing worth reading.
• Showing Coordinator, Holds the diary for showings so you can hold the conversation.

Shop-floor teammates: CNC Expert answers machining questions, SOP Builder turns a process into a standard operating procedure, and QA Inspector writes first-article inspection reports.

• CNC Expert, The setup knowledge that usually lives in one person's head.
• QA Inspector, Photograph the first article. Get a record that holds up.
• SOP Builder, Say how you do it. Get something the next person can follow.

Eleven skills for browser capture: summarize a page, clip to notes with citations, price watch, prepare a form, fact-check, draft a reply, reviews verdict, recipe clipper, lead to CRM, translate a page, and a study pack with flashcards Anki and Quizlet import directly. None of them act on the page; the person does.

MongoDB self-managed MCP server and skills: explore data, manage collections, optimize queries against any deployment.

MongoDB Atlas managed MCP server and skills: clusters, projects, users, network access, plus the data skills.

Neon serverless Postgres: MCP server plus skills for projects, databases, connection methods and branches.

Vercel: deployments, build status, logs and domains from the agent.

Netlify platform skills: functions, Blobs, Postgres, Image CDN, forms, identity, caching, the CLI and deploys.

Railway: projects, services, databases, deploys, environments, variables, domains and metrics.

Engineering skills from Operator: an OWASP-style security review, and honoring a job contract by delivering exactly the declared outputs as artifacts.

The Hermes Agent skills tree from Nous Research: software development, research, creative, productivity, email, Apple apps, media, note-taking and more. MIT, © 2025 Nous Research.

Chrome DevTools MCP: drive and inspect a live Chrome, performance traces, network, console, automation.

Cloudflare developer platform skills: Workers, Durable Objects, Agents SDK, MCP servers, Wrangler, web performance.

obra/superpowers: a core skills library for software work, test-driven development, systematic debugging, collaboration patterns.

Base44: build and deploy full-stack apps with its CLI and SDK.

Wix: CLI development skills and the Wix MCP server for sites, eCommerce, CMS and dashboard extensions.

Firecrawl: search, scrape, map, crawl and extract live web data as LLM-ready markdown through its hosted MCP server.

Figma MCP server and skills for design-to-code: read design context, implement designs, Code Connect, write to the canvas.

Exa web search for agents: real-time search that reads relevant pages and answers with sources.

Tavily: web search, extraction, crawling and deep research through its hosted MCP server.

Stripe: best practices, API and SDK upgrade guidance, and the Stripe MCP server.

TinyFish: web search, extraction and goal-driven browser automation on live sites through its hosted MCP server.

pstack (poteto-mode): agent playbooks for writing less, higher-quality code, investigation, design, review, verification.

Browser Use: give the agent a real browser, your own Chrome with its logins, or an isolated cloud browser, for browsing, forms, scraping and testing.

Ten skills for smart-glasses capture: remember where you parked, translate what is in view, fridge to recipe, aisle price check, field repair guidance, site inspection reports, meeting notes from the mic, scene description for low vision, receipts to expenses, whiteboard to notes. Each names the optional integrations it works with.

Skills for jobs that look at a Mac without changing it: the four read-only rules every Mac report obeys, and the Apple-silicon tier table for choosing a local Ollama model that fits.

Transcribe audio and video: the host's speech.stt capability first (on-device on the Mac, or the person's ElevenLabs, Gemini or OpenAI key by policy), WhisperX in the worker when the host cannot. Every transcript says who produced it.

Skills that end in something the person listens to on their phone: the audio-brief contract every episode is made of, and article-to-podcast, which turns a paper, a post or an article into a chaptered episode with show notes. The bot writes the words; Operator's phone renders the voices.

Sentry: error reports, stack traces and issue search for debugging production.

Axiom observability: APL queries over logs and metrics, SRE investigations, dashboards, monitors and cost analysis.

Twelve skills for running an agent setup for a month: cost report, dependency audit, release notes, a read-only PR review, meeting prep, inbox triage, secret rotation, MCP and approval audits, a spam trap, a setup scorecard and a skill curator. Every one reports; nothing sends, merges or deletes without a tap.

Quo (OpenPhone) MCP: SMS, contacts, tasks, message history and call transcripts through a hosted OAuth server.

Research skills from Operator: answer only from the documents with page citations, search the literature through Papers with Code, deliver a paper-style HTML report, and reproduce a paper honestly with a reviewer's verdict.

Talk like the trade: correct electrical terminology, safety-critical care, and code claims grounded in the source rather than guessed.

Writing skills from Operator: short scannable chat replies, a polished structured report, and a self-contained visual HTML report with stat cards, tables and charts.