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Roman Pinchuk

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@roman-pinchuk · Haifa, Israel

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Roman Pinchuk publishes MIT-licensed skills for macOS JXA scripting, Home Assistant administration, Cloudflare operations, and durable project knowledge management.

Skills Distribution
DomainDeveloper To...macOS JXA Scripting (40%)Cloud & Compute In.. (20%)Smart Home Adminis.. (20%)Knowledge Management (20%)

Agent Skills by Roman Pinchuk

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Frequently Asked Questions About Roman Pinchuk

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What tasks can I perform with roman-pinchuk's skills?

You can manage Apple Mail accounts, mailboxes, and messages through JXA; query and edit Apple Calendar via EventKit and SQLite; administer Home Assistant with hass-cli; operate Cloudflare accounts, zones, and resources through the cf technical-preview CLI; and maintain durable project knowledge in a MEMORY.md index.

Who are these skills designed for?

They target macOS power users, home-lab administrators, and developers who script Apple Mail and Calendar with JXA, run Home Assistant from the terminal, manage Cloudflare infrastructure, or need persistent Markdown-based project memory across sessions.

How do I install and run these skills?

Clone the repository at github.com/roman-pinchuk/agent-skills and load each skill folder into your skill-compatible environment. Mail and Calendar skills execute inline osascript -l JavaScript on macOS, while hass-cli and the Cloudflare cf CLI must be installed and authenticated beforehand.

Are these skills free and open source?

Yes. All five skills—apple-mail-jxa, apple-calendar-jxa, hass-cli, cloudflare-cli, and memory—are released under the MIT license, permitting free use, modification, and redistribution with attribution.

What prerequisites do these skills require?

The Mail and Calendar skills require macOS with Mail.app or Calendar.app configured. The hass-cli skill needs a reachable Home Assistant instance, and the cloudflare-cli skill requires the technical-preview cf CLI with authenticated account or zone context. The memory skill only needs Markdown file access.