
Retroactively edit location, date, or timezone on photos that already live inside macOS Photos.app (and iCloud Photos) — including applying a GPX track. Use when the user wants to geotag, fix a wrong-TZ camera clock, shift timestamps, or apply GPS coordinates to photos that are NOT loose files but are inside Photos.app. Distinct from the `photo-exif` skill, which edits loose JPEG/RAW files before import.
Backfill EXIF on Alp's film-scan JPEGs — camera, lens, sequenced DateTimeOriginal, and GPS — so they sort and identify correctly when imported into Photos.app. Use when the user wants to set/fix camera, lens, date, or location on a folder of images (typically under `~/Library/Mobile Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/Pictures/To Import/`).
Walk through git commit history using git prev/next for interactive editing. Use when you need to amend multiple commits in a stack (e.g., adding Differential Revision lines, fixing commit messages, or making small edits across a commit series).
Use when the user says "open", "show me", "nvr", "open in editor", "open in nvr", "open in neovim", or wants to view a file in their editor rather than in the CLI. Also use proactively after creating or editing a file the user will want to review.
Walk through git commit history using git prev/next for interactive editing. Use when you need to amend multiple commits in a stack (e.g., adding Differential Revision lines, fixing commit messages, or making small edits across a commit series).
Use this skill when adding, querying, or updating recipes in Cay's Notion (the `notion-wife` MCP). Covers the Recipes data source schema, tag conventions, the `recipes-helper.sh` script for fast tag/recipe operations via curl, and the rule that new tags must be confirmed with the user before creation.
Use this skill when working with the token-based Notion MCP servers (e.g. `mcp__notion-wife__API-*`) that wrap the raw Notion REST API — distinct from the OAuth `mcp__notion__*` server covered by notion-tricks. Covers native API JSON property shapes, the two-step page-then-content creation flow, and using `curl` with the `NOTION_TOKEN_*` env var to bypass MCP entirely for bulk/precise operations.
Use when the user says "open", "show me", "nvr", "open in editor", "open in nvr", "open in neovim", or wants to view a file in their editor rather than in the CLI. Also use proactively after creating or editing a file the user will want to review.