ChanMeng666
User【Every star you give feeds a hungry developer's motivation!⭐️】 🔊 echook — AI-operated audio notifications for Claude Code, Cursor IDE & Codex CLI — 26 hooks, voice + chime themes, TTS, webhooks, rate-limit alerts, status line. Tell your AI agent to install — natural language forever after.
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audio-hooks
Use whenever the user asks to install, configure, uninstall, snooze, mute, test, troubleshoot, or change settings for the echook audio notification system. Trigger phrases include "audio hooks", "audio notifications", "snooze audio", "mute claude", "claude is too loud", "test audio", "switch audio theme", "rate limit alerts", "audio webhook", "TTS", "text to speech", "notification mode", "audio only", "notification only", "debounce", "status line", "statusline", "context usage", "context window", "context monitor", "compact reminder", "uninstall audio", "audio status", "audio version", "install for cursor", "install for codex", "codex audio", "codex hooks", "cursor audio", "cursor hooks", "desktop notification", "desktop toast", "terminal bell", "window title", "notify me when done", "tell me when it finishes", "notify me while I am away", "subagent status line", "agent panel", "per-agent status", "only notify me for slow commands", "only when it takes a while", "quiet fast tools", and the slash command /audi
slack-waterline
Read every message in a Slack workspace and prove nothing was missed — then write the daily or weekly digest and, when asked, the reply. Use whenever someone wants to catch up on Slack, be caught up, or stop tracking it by hand — "catch me up on Slack", "what did I miss", "did anyone need me today", "read everything in
linkedin-post
Use when Chan Meng wants to write an English LinkedIn post for personal-brand marketing — an "idea" post (her own framework/opinion), a "take" post (a short reaction to a tech article or news she read), or a post-event "recap" (reflecting on an offline tech meetup, crediting speakers/organizers/companies to grow her network). Researches and verifies the people to credit, writes on-brand copy with emoji + hashtags, adds a Caldera-branded visual only when one genuinely earns its place (recaps use Chan's own event photos; many posts ship text-only), and hands back ONE markdown file — copy, who to @mention, and photo notes. Chan posts it herself; the skill never opens LinkedIn.
Bio shown is the top-scored skill's repo description as a fallback — real GitHub bios land in a future update.