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Generate engaging YouTube video descriptions from video transcripts. Use this skill whenever the user wants to create a YouTube description, write a video description, summarize a video for YouTube, or draft copy for a YouTube upload. Also trigger when the user provides a transcript and mentions YouTube, video publishing, or video SEO. Works with raw transcripts, cleaned transcripts, or transcript files in any format.

style-monochrome

Monochrome style tokens and row template for the list-styling skill. Single-hue slate design with a left-aligned large progress number as the hero element, all metadata stacked beside it. Layout uses the progress percentage as the dominant visual element. Use when the user says "monochrome," "single color," "corporate," "tonal," "minimal," or similar.

copy-editing

Systematically edits Markdown documents — READMEs, skill files, and demo guides — using seven sequential sweeps. Each sweep focuses on one quality dimension so nothing gets missed. Use when a document needs to be clearer, tighter, or easier to act on. Triggers include "edit this", "clean this up", "review my README", "improve this skill", "tighten this up", or when a document feels long, vague, or hard to follow. Does NOT write or suggest code.

decision-log

Extracts and formats Decision Records from video or audio transcripts, capturing the full context of each decision: the problem being solved, options that were considered, who made the call, the rationale, concerns or dissent raised, and any conditions or follow-on actions. Produces structured, durable Decision Records rather than a meeting narrative. Use when a user wants to document the reasoning behind decisions made in a recorded meeting, create an audit trail for a key call, or build a decision log from a transcript. Triggers include "create a decision log from this transcript", "document why we decided X", "extract decisions from this recording", "make a decision record", or when a user wants more than meeting notes — specifically the reasoning, options, and ownership behind each decision.

executive-summary

Distills long documents, reports, meeting transcripts, or briefing materials into tight one-page executive summaries formatted for SharePoint. Surfaces the core situation, key findings or decisions, recommendations, and what the reader needs to do or know. Use when a user wants to condense a long document for a leadership audience, create a TL;DR for a report, or produce a standalone summary someone can read in under two minutes. Triggers include "summarize this for leadership", "write an exec summary", "make this into a one-pager", "TL;DR this document", or when a user shares a long document and asks for a shorter version.

meeting-notes

Transforms raw video or audio transcripts into detailed, structured meeting summaries formatted for SharePoint. Handles messy auto-generated transcripts including unlabeled speakers, filler words, and transcript artifacts. Extracts discussion threads, decisions, action items, key quotes, and next steps. Use when a user pastes or shares a meeting transcript and wants polished, shareable notes. Triggers include "summarize this meeting transcript", "create notes from this recording", "turn this transcript into meeting notes", "write up this call", or when a user shares raw transcript text.

gap-analysis

Compares two documents or versions of content and surfaces what is missing, conflicting, changed, or new between them. Produces a structured gap analysis with categorized findings and a summary of implications. Use when a user wants to compare an old and new version of a document, check whether a spec matches an implementation, audit a policy for missing coverage, or identify what changed between two states. Triggers include "compare these two docs", "what's missing from this", "what changed between these versions", "find the gaps", "does this spec match this document", or when a user shares two documents and asks what is different or inconsistent.

site-analyzer

Performs comprehensive analysis of a SharePoint project site by systematically reading ALL lists and ALL documents using AI in SharePoint tools, then producing a tailored, data-driven analysis. Use when asked to analyze a site holistically, create scorecards, audit project health, prepare meeting briefings, assess risks, or perform any exhaustive site-wide analysis. Works with any SharePoint team site.

faq-building

Builds structured FAQ pages from source material such as documents, process guides, policies, product descriptions, or topic briefs. Anticipates questions from the reader's perspective, groups them into themes, writes clear Q&A pairs, and delivers SharePoint-ready Markdown. Use when a user wants to create an FAQ from an existing document, prepare a help page for a new process or policy, or capture anticipated questions before a launch or rollout. Triggers include "create an FAQ from this", "build a FAQ page", "what questions will people ask about this", "turn this into a FAQ", or when a user wants to surface common questions from a document or topic.

style-high-contrast

High Contrast accessibility style tokens and row template for the list-styling skill. Maximum contrast, large text, thick borders, alternating dark/light band rows, heavy left accent bar. Layout uses wide horizontal bands with large bold text for maximum readability. Use when the user says "high contrast," "accessible," "WCAG," "large text," or similar.

style-pastel

Pastel style tokens and row template for the list-styling skill. Soft candy colors, inverted badges (light bg + dark text), rounded cards with a tinted left panel that matches the status hue. Friendly and approachable. Use when the user says "pastel," "soft colors," "candy," "friendly," "approachable," or similar.

find-expert

Matches open Knowledge Gaps items to subject matter experts in the Expert Directory and assigns them. Triggers when asked to find experts, route open questions, or review unassigned gaps.