Personal AI Skills
The past few weeks I’ve been messing around with building personal AI skills to use with Antigravity CLI. The best one so far is a skill that transcribes my sermon notes after church on Sunday. I take notes on paper during the sermon, and when I return home I scan my paper notes and feed them to my skill. The skill reads the notes and the metadata, feeds it all into zk and custom template, and creates a new file in my notes git repository.
Another tool I’ve been working on is a prompt that takes my spreadsheet of books I’ve read and converts it into the CSV format that Openreads uses for import and export. This is more of a one-shot process, so I doubt I’ll turn it into an actual skill. I’m also not sure either of these are worth sharing as they are highly tuned to my personal tools and project structure. If nothing else, I hope they are a couple of examples of how AI can help with normal everyday tasks. Transcribing my notes by hand used to take 20-30 minutes every week. With my skill I can have it done in 2-3 minutes a week.
