Skilskis on Amp

Trigger this skill when the user wants to audit who has access to what in their SaaS stack — Google Workspace admins, Slack workspace owners, GitHub org admins, AWS root, Notion workspace owners — and surface stale / over-privileged accounts. Do NOT trigger for: actually revoking access (use access-revoker with explicit YIELD), provisioning new users (use employee-onboarding-provisioner), or generating IAM policies (use iam-policy-gen)

Trigger this skill when the user wants an end-to-end pipeline-mover — pulls signals on an open opportunity (last activity, prospect engagement, deal age) and drafts the next-best-action. Do NOT trigger for: drafting cold openers (use cold-outreach-personalizer), running pricing proposals (use proposal-builder), or call-summary work (use call-summary)

Trigger this skill when the user pastes a job description and wants it scanned for biased language (gendered, age-coded, ableist, ableness-required-but-not-essential), inflated requirement bloat, and EEO-noncompliant phrasing. Do NOT trigger for: writing the job description from scratch (use jd-writer), candidate sourcing (use sourcer), or interview-question generation (use interview-prep)

Trigger this skill when the AE has discovery notes + scope + pricing tier and wants a structured proposal draft (executive summary, scope, deliverables, pricing, terms, timeline) ready for the prospect. Do NOT trigger for: running pricing analysis (use pricing-strategy), redlining contracts (use review-contract), or sending the proposal (use document-sender)

Trigger this skill when a production incident has resolved and the user wants to draft a blameless postmortem — timeline, root cause, customer impact, action items. Do NOT trigger for: running the live incident (use incident-responder), generating the customer-facing comms (use status-page-writer), or assigning blame (this skill is structurally blameless)

Trigger this skill when a restaurant operator (chef, owner) wants to compute the food cost % of a menu item — given the recipe + current ingredient prices + portion size — to decide menu pricing or cut margin. Do NOT trigger for: menu design (use menu-designer), inventory ordering (use restaurant-inventory), or labor-cost analysis (use labor-cost-tracker)

Trigger this skill when an engineer wants their daily standup update auto-drafted from yesterday's commits + closed tickets + sent messages — saving the 'what did I do yesterday' question. Do NOT trigger for: running the standup meeting itself, sending the update (use slack-publisher), or generating sprint reports (use sprint-report)

Trigger this skill when a tradesperson (plumber, electrician, HVAC, handyman, painter, landscaper) needs to price a job — given description + materials list + estimated hours + local labor rate. Do NOT trigger for: actually invoicing the customer (use stripe-net30-invoicer or square-invoice), permits/licensing (escalate), or warranty work (use warranty-handler)

Trigger this skill when a nonprofit's grants manager wants to track open grant applications — deadline, status, required attachments, restricted-vs-unrestricted use, reporting cadence. Do NOT trigger for: writing the grant proposal (use rfp-questionnaire-filler), filing 990 (use 990-filer), or accounting for grant spend (use restricted-fund-tracker)

Trigger this skill when a freelancer / sole prop / S-corp owner wants to estimate their quarterly federal + state estimated tax payment based on YTD income + deductions. Do NOT trigger for: filing the actual tax return (escalate to CPA), corporate-tax (1120 — different skill), or back-tax planning (escalate)

Trigger this skill when a hair/nail/spa client cancels and the salon owner wants to fill the slot from the waitlist by texting the next-best-fit clients. Do NOT trigger for: actually sending text (use sms-sender), booking the new slot (use booking-engine), or running marketing promos (use promo-runner)

Trigger this skill when a dental practice wants to send 6-month recall reminders to patients overdue for a cleaning — text or email, with one-click reschedule link. Do NOT trigger for: actually booking the appointment (use booking-engine), insurance verification (use insurance-verifier), or treatment plans (use clinical-charting)

Trigger this skill when a freelancer or small business owner wants to see all open invoices, days-overdue per customer, and draft polite-but-firm chase emails for the late ones. Do NOT trigger for: issuing the actual invoice (use stripe-net30-invoicer), collecting via court (escalate), or generating financial statements

Trigger this skill when a small landlord (1-20 units) wants to track open maintenance requests across their properties — categorize urgency, assign vendors, draft tenant updates, surface preventive-maintenance due-dates. Do NOT trigger for: actually paying vendors (use vendor-payment), tenant-eviction workflows (escalate to attorney), or capital-improvement planning (use capex-planner)

Trigger this skill when a boutique fitness studio (yoga/pilates/spin) wants to predict which booked class members are likely no-shows + auto-text the waitlist to fill the slots. Do NOT trigger for: running the actual class booking (use class-scheduler), instructor scheduling (use instructor-scheduler), or membership billing (use membership-billing)

Trigger this skill when an employee asks 'how many PTO days do I have?' or a manager wants to see team PTO balances + scheduled vacation conflicts before approving requests. Do NOT trigger for: approving/denying PTO requests (escalate to manager judgment), running payroll (use payroll-anomaly-detector), or PTO-policy questions (use benefits-faq-resolver)

Trigger this skill when a Customer Success Manager wants a per-account health score (0-100) computed from product usage, support sentiment, NPS, and renewal proximity — to prioritize their week. Do NOT trigger for: running save campaigns (use churn-risk-flag — different signal mix), upsell forecasting (use upsell-forecaster), or onboarding-progress checks (use onboarding-tracker)

Trigger this skill when a small/craft brewery owner needs to calculate federal (TTB) and state excise tax owed on beer produced/removed in a period — based on barrels removed, tier rates, and reduced-rate eligibility (CBMA). Do NOT trigger for: filing the actual TTB Form 5000.24 (use ttb-filer), state-tax filings beyond calculation (use state-excise-filer), or distillery/wine excise (different rates — different skill)

Trigger this skill when a rideshare/delivery gig driver wants their week summarized: gross earnings, mileage, est. fuel + maintenance cost, real $/hour after expenses — across Uber/Lyft/DoorDash/Instacart. Do NOT trigger for: actually filing taxes (use gig-tax-prep), reconciling specific platform 1099s (use 1099-reconciler), or disputing a specific platform deduction (escalate)

Trigger this skill when a homeowner/contractor is tracking the status of a city/county permit (building, electrical, roofing, fence, etc.) and wants to surface what's pending, what's been approved, and what's blocking next inspection. Do NOT trigger for: actually filing a new permit application (use permit-filer), disputing a denial (use permit-appeal), or paying permit fees (escalate to gov portal)

Trigger this skill when an indie auto-repair shop wants to draft a job card from a customer intake (year/make/model/VIN + symptom + parts pulled), with labor estimate, parts cost, and disclaimer language for the customer to sign. Do NOT trigger for: ordering parts (use parts-orderer), running the actual diagnostic (mechanic's job), or processing payment (use square-payment)

Trigger this skill when a SaaS founder/PM wants to build a 5-question churn-exit survey to fire when a user cancels — designed to surface the actual reason without burying it in a 20-question form. Do NOT trigger for: running save campaigns (use win-back), tagging churn reasons in Salesforce post-hoc (use churn-tagger), or analyzing existing churn-reason data (use churn-analyzer)

Trigger this skill when a solo/small-firm attorney wants to convert their day's calendar + notes into billable time entries (matter-coded, in 0.1-hour increments, with task-code-compliant narrative). Do NOT trigger for: actually sending the invoice (use invoice-sender), running conflicts check (use conflicts-checker), or trust-account reconciliation (use iolta-recon)

Trigger this skill when a food truck operator wants tomorrow's route: best 3-4 stops based on permit zones, lunch/dinner foot traffic patterns, weather, and prior-day sales-per-hour by location. Do NOT trigger for: actually booking event/festival slots (use event-booker), filing permits (use food-truck-permit), or daily inventory/prep (use prep-list)

Trigger this skill when a Shopify/WooCommerce dropshipper needs to reconcile their store's product inventory + price against the supplier's current feed — to flag SKUs that are out-of-stock at the supplier, MAP-violation priced, or have new cost (margin compression). Do NOT trigger for: actually pushing inventory updates to Shopify (use shopify-inventory-push), placing supplier POs (use po-creator), or adding new products (use product-importer)

Trigger this skill when a community-pharmacy tech wants to surface every prior-authorization (PA) request currently pending — grouped by status (waiting on prescriber / waiting on payer / approved / denied) — to know who to chase before the patient walks back in. Do NOT trigger for: actually filing a new PA (use pa-filer), counseling the patient on alternatives (pharmacist's job), or appealing a denial (use pa-appeal)

Trigger this skill when a residential GC needs to draft a change order for a homeowner — scope delta, cost delta, time delta, signature block — captured before the work starts so it doesn't blow the budget at end-of-job. Do NOT trigger for: drafting the original contract (use master-contract), invoicing completed work (use invoicer), or disputing a refused change order (use construction-mediator)

Trigger this skill when a small-nonprofit dev director needs to draft IRS-compliant donor thank-you letters from yesterday's gift batch — with the required tax-deductibility language, donor-specific amount + program, and a personal closing line. Do NOT trigger for: actually mailing the letters (use mail-merge), updating the CRM (use crm-updater), or year-end giving statements (use 1098-batch — different IRS form)

Trigger this skill when an Airbnb host needs to generate today's turnover-cleaning handoff for their cleaner: which units, checkout times, check-in deadlines, special notes (pets, late checkout, damages reported), and the standard restock checklist. Do NOT trigger for: paying the cleaner (use cleaner-pay), responding to guest reviews (use review-responder), or restock-supply ordering (use supply-orderer)

Trigger this skill when an indie podcaster has a fresh episode transcript and needs show notes drafted: 2-3 sentence summary, timestamped chapter list, guest bio + links, top 5 quotes, and the standard CTA block. Do NOT trigger for: publishing the episode (use podcast-publisher), generating audiogram clips (use audiogram-maker), or transcribing raw audio (use transcribe — runs first)

Trigger this skill when a small-restaurant manager needs to compute the tip-pool allocation for the shift — split tonight's pooled tips among eligible staff using the house's point system, with a clear per-person breakdown they can show on payday. Do NOT trigger for: actually paying the tips out (use payroll-runner), tracking individual tip declarations to IRS (use tip-declaration), or hiring/firing decisions (use staff-roster)

Trigger this skill when a small-animal vet practice needs to send vaccine-recall reminders for pets due/overdue this month — DAPP, rabies, FVRCP, etc. — with the pet's name, owner contact, and the specific vaccine + due date. Do NOT trigger for: scheduling the actual appointment (use vet-scheduler), processing the recall payment (use vet-pos), or running an active disease outbreak alert (use outbreak-alert)

Trigger this skill when a small yoga/pilates studio needs to cancel a class on short notice — instructor sick, low enrollment, weather — and notify enrolled students with a clear apology, reschedule options, and credit-back instructions. Do NOT trigger for: rescheduling the entire week's roster (use roster-rebuild), refunding class packs (use pack-refund), or contacting drop-in students who haven't booked (different audience)

Trigger this skill when a K-12 teacher/admin needs to track signed-permission-slip status for an upcoming field trip — who has returned theirs, who hasn't, and which guardians need a reminder before the deadline. Do NOT trigger for: actually creating the original permission slip (use slip-template), processing field-trip payments (use trip-pay), or updating student emergency contacts (use emergency-contact-edit)

Trigger this skill when a salon/spa needs to apply the house no-show or late-cancel policy to today's missed appointments — compute the fee per appointment per house policy, draft the client notice with policy citation, and surface the total revenue captured. Do NOT trigger for: actually charging the card (use stripe-charger), banning a client (use client-flag), or rescheduling the missed slot (use rebook)

Trigger when a clinic or practice needs to convert scanned/photographed paper intake forms into structured patient demographic and history fields for EHR import. Do NOT trigger for: clinical diagnosis, prescription writing, insurance claim submission, or treatment planning

Trigger when a foreman, superintendent, or GC needs to generate an end-of-day site report from voice notes, photos, or bullet-point inputs covering weather, crew, equipment, work completed, and safety incidents. Do NOT trigger for: bidding or estimating (use job-pricer), change orders (use contractor-change-order), or permit tracking (use civic-permit-tracker)

Trigger when a landlord or property manager needs to compile a tenant screening summary from credit, background, income, and rental history data into a standardized evaluation for lease decision. Do NOT trigger for: running the actual credit pull (use credit bureau API directly), signing the lease, or collecting application fees

Trigger when a fleet manager needs to generate a preventive maintenance schedule based on vehicle mileage, engine hours, last service dates, and manufacturer intervals — outputting a prioritized work-order queue. Do NOT trigger for: dispatching or routing vehicles, fuel card management, driver HR, or DOT compliance filing

Trigger when a teacher needs to generate individualized narrative progress reports for students from gradebook data, attendance, and behavioral notes — formatted for parent distribution. Do NOT trigger for: IEP/504 plan writing (requires qualified specialist), grade calculation, standardized test scoring, or disciplinary action

Trigger when a plant QC manager or production lead needs to trace batch lineage from raw materials through production to finished goods — for recall readiness, quality audit, or customer traceability request. Do NOT trigger for: production scheduling, equipment maintenance, supplier procurement, or shipping/logistics

Trigger when a YouTube creator wants to generate thumbnail variant concepts, schedule A/B rotation, and track CTR performance to find the highest-performing thumbnail for a video. Do NOT trigger for: video editing, SEO optimization (use seo-meta-tag-generator), channel strategy, or sponsorship negotiation

Trigger when an HVAC contractor or mechanical engineer needs to calculate heating and cooling loads for a building based on square footage, insulation, climate zone, window area, and occupancy — to properly size HVAC equipment. Do NOT trigger for: equipment installation, ductwork design (requires Manual D), energy audits, or building code compliance review