enterprise-search
Enterprise Search simultaneously queries multiple company knowledge sources including Slack, Confluence, Jira, Linear, Notion, and GitHub to retrieve and synthesize information from a single user question. Use this skill when you need comprehensive answers spanning organizational documentation, discussions, tickets, and code repositories without manually checking each platform individually.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/ZhixiangLuo/10xProductivity /tmp/enterprise-search && cp -r /tmp/enterprise-search/.cursor/skills/enterprise-search ~/.claude/skills/enterprise-searchSKILL.md
# Enterprise Search > One question. Every connected tool. One synthesized answer. Search your company's knowledge across Slack, Confluence, Jira, Linear, Notion, GitHub, and more — simultaneously, in a single query. --- ## Before you search: check connection status ```bash ls verified_connections.md 2>/dev/null && grep -c "^##" verified_connections.md || echo "0" ``` - **1+ tools connected** → read `verified_connections.md` (capability index), then follow `workflows/enterprise-search/enterprise-search.md` for the search. That workflow always uses Slack + Confluence when connected, may include AI-synthesized search tools listed only in `verified_connections.md` (per each connection file), and adds Jira/Linear/Notion/GitHub when relevant. - **Not connected / empty** → read `setup.md`. Your agent handles the full connection flow — credentials, SSO, verification — in one session. ~5 minutes per tool. --- ## What you can ask - *"Search for the discussion about the database migration"* - *"Find any Jira tickets related to the login timeout bug"* - *"What was the decision about the API versioning approach?"* - *"Is there a Confluence runbook for on-call handoffs?"* - *"Who worked on the payments refactor and what did they decide?"* The search workflow handles routing, parallel execution across tools, and synthesized results. You don't need to specify which tool — the agent figures that out.
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Automated LinkedIn engagement workflow. The agent finds a relevant post on your chosen topic, drafts a comment with a genuine insight, gets your approval in chat, and posts it — all in one loop. You approve once before anything is posted. Use when asked to "engage on LinkedIn", "find a post to comment on", "post a LinkedIn comment", or "engage on [topic]". Requires LinkedIn session credentials in .env. Everything runs locally — credentials never leave your machine.
Connect any tool you use at work to your agent — including internal company tools, custom-built systems, deployment portals, incident trackers, internal knowledge bases, HR systems, and commercial tools like Slack, Confluence, Jira, Linear, GitHub, Outlook, Datadog, and PagerDuty. Use when the user wants to set up a tool connection, connect an internal or custom-built tool, or add a new tool integration from scratch.