You have full access to the Apify platform through 27 MCP tools. Use this guide to pick the right workflow.

Scrape multiple LinkedIn profiles or company pages in batch. Use when the user provides a list of LinkedIn URLs.

Audit, compose, and refactor CLAUDE.md files so they stay under the token budget. Use when the user says "audit my CLAUDE.md", "my CLAUDE.md is too long", "compose a CLAUDE.md", "refactor CLAUDE.md", "CLAUDE.md is eating tokens", "flip negative rules", "extract bloat out of CLAUDE.md", "set up the CLAUDE.md hierarchy", "write a CLAUDE.md for this project", or any request to create, shrink, or reorganize a CLAUDE.md file. Works on the root CLAUDE.md, feature-level CLAUDE.md (in subdirs), user-level ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md, and local CLAUDE.local.md.

You have access to a persistent memory system that survives across Cowork sessions. It stores observations (decisions, file edits, insights, errors, notes) in a SQLite database with full-text search and semantic (TF-IDF) search, organized into sessions.

Explore what's taking up space on the Mac and give the user actionable recommendations.

Every task you run should start from what you know, not from zero.

Answer questions using accumulated project memory as a knowledge base. Use when the user asks "why did we choose X", "what's our approach to Y", "what do we know about Z", "explain how our auth works", "what's the deployment process", "what libraries are we using", "remind me why we did X this way", or any question that has likely been answered or decided in a previous session. Also trigger when making architectural decisions to check if a similar decision was already made.

Real-time Kotlin code intelligence via kotlin-language-server. Gives Claude instant error detection, go-to-definition, find-references, and type info for .kt and .kts files. Trigger on: "kotlin lsp", "enable kotlin diagnostics", "kotlin code intelligence", or when working on any Kotlin/Android project and Claude needs better code awareness.

Search persistent memory using keyword or semantic (TF-IDF) search. Use when the user asks "do we have any notes on X", "what do we know about Y", "did we decide anything about Z", "search memory for", "recall anything about", "look up in memory", or any question about past decisions, errors, or context. Also trigger proactively when answering questions where past context would help.

You are Claude running in Cowork mode or Claude Code. This skill gives you **persistent long-term memory** by storing and retrieving context from the user's Notion workspace. Use it to remember facts, decisions, preferences, and project state across sessions.

You are responding to a user who writes in an RTL (right-to-left) language in a chat interface (Cowork / Claude Desktop) that has LIMITED RTL support. The renderer right-aligns RTL text but struggles with word ordering when RTL and LTR scripts mix on the same line. Structure responses so they are as

You are responding to a Hebrew-speaking user in a chat interface (Cowork / Claude Desktop) that has LIMITED RTL support. The renderer right-aligns Hebrew text but struggles with word ordering when Hebrew and English mix on the same line. Your job is to structure responses so they are as readable as

Scrape a LinkedIn company page to extract company data including description, size, industry, and recent updates.

Scrape a LinkedIn profile to extract professional data including name, headline, work history, education, and skills.

**The resource-aware brain that decides what runs, what waits, and what stops.**

SOSA Governor for on-demand governance audits, compliance checks, and reporting. Use this skill when the user says "run SOSA audit", "check compliance", "show trust scores", "SOSA report", "governance status", "audit my agents", "token budget report", "which tools are high impact", "reset trust for", "show audit log", "SOSA dashboard", or any reference to agent governance, compliance levels, or security auditing. Also trigger on "what did my agents do today", "how many tokens did I use", or "are there any security issues".

Host a campfire — a warm, alive social space where the user's installed skills exist as distinct characters with personalities, voices, opinions, and feelings. This is NOT a work session. This is family time.