Intelligently dispatches requests to the appropriate audio generation model (Music, Sound Effects, or TTS). Use this as a unified entry point for all audio generation needs.
CLI for interacting with the Follow Up Boss API. Manage people, notes, tasks, events, deals, webhooks, and more.
Install and set up DataHive in a deterministic headless-friendly flow: (1) check/install browser (Chrome or Chromium), (2) check/create DataHive browser profile, (3) check Gog mailbox access, (4) install DataHive extension via CRX only (never Chrome Web Store UI), (5) login via email magic link and verify both dashboard and extension are logged in. Use for requests like 'install datahive', 'setup everything for datahive', or 'install datahive extension'.
codesession (codesession-cli, code session, code-session) — Track AI agent session costs, tokens, file changes, and git commits. Works with Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex, GPT, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline & any AI agent. Budget enforcement, auto-pricing, MCP server, web dashboard, alerts, insights. v2.5.1.
Renders LaTeX math to PNG, JPEG, WebP, or AVIF images using MathJax (TeX→SVG) and @svg-fns/svg2img. Invoke whenever the agent needs to output LaTeX as a viewable image (equations, formulas, notation).
Activate when the user needs to interact with any website — browser automation, web scraping, screenshots, form filling, UI testing, monitoring, or building AI agents. Provides pre-verified page actions with step-by-step instructions and tested selectors.
Convert Markdown to presentations via CLI. Output HTML, PDF, PowerPoint (PPTX), and images (PNG/JPEG).
Send notifications through multiple channels with a single script. Supports ntfy.sh (free, no signup), Gotify (self-hosted), generic webhooks, email (SMTP/curl), Telegram Bot API, and Pushover. Use when sending alerts, monitoring notifications, deployment notices, or any event that needs to reach a human through their preferred channel. Unified interface with priority levels (low/normal/high/urgent).
Browse and inspect Postman collections, requests, and environments from the terminal using pmctl. Use when you need to discover API endpoints, look up request details (method, URL, headers, body, query params), resolve environment variables to real base URLs, or construct curl commands from Postman data. Works with any Postman workspace. Requires pmctl to be installed (`pip install pmctl`).