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Read and search your Google Workspace directly from Kiro through a self-hosted, local MCP server. Search and browse Google Drive, read Google Docs (exported cleanly to markdown), pull Google Sheets cell values, and read Google Slides text and layout. It leans toward lightweight text formats over binary: Docs become .md, Sheets become .csv, Slides become a markdown outline, so you spend fewer tokens and get diff-friendly output; binary is used only when no text form exists or you ask for the original. Can also locate and download Google Vids files (Vids has no content API, so deeper Vid contents are not extractable). Runs the @piotr-agier/google-drive-mcp server locally over stdio; your Google identity, OAuth credentials, and token stay on your machine. Prefers read-only scopes by default.

Matt Pocock's engineering and productivity agent skills, from https://www.aihero.dev/skills, repackaged unchanged for Kiro. A battle-tested toolkit for doing real software engineering with an AI agent (not vibe coding): align before you build with grilling/brainstorming, drive features and fixes with true red-green-refactor TDD, run disciplined bug diagnosis, review changes against standards and spec, and actively improve codebase architecture through deep-module design and domain modeling. Also includes productivity tooling: specs, tickets, research, prototypes, handoffs, and teaching. 25 skills across engineering and productivity, kept faithful to the source. 100% Matt Pocock's work; this power only brings his skills into Kiro. Site: https://www.aihero.dev/skills. GitHub: https://github.com/mattpocock/skills. X: https://x.com/mattpocockuk.

The Superpowers development methodology by Jesse Vincent and Prime Radiant, repackaged unchanged for Kiro. Superpowers is a complete, opinionated software-development workflow built from composable skills: it starts by teasing a spec out of the conversation, turns it into a clear implementation plan, then drives the work with true red-green-refactor TDD, systematic root-cause debugging, code review between tasks, and subagent-driven development. Strong on the full engineering lifecycle, including git worktrees, parallel-agent orchestration, and clean branch finishing. 14 skills covering brainstorming, writing and executing plans, TDD, systematic debugging, code review (requesting and receiving), verification, and more. 100% the work of Jesse Vincent and Prime Radiant; this power only brings their skills into Kiro. GitHub: https://github.com/obra/superpowers.

Fetch YouTube video transcripts as plain text from Kiro, so the agent can read, summarize, quote, or research spoken video content it otherwise cannot see. Bundles a small Python script that wraps the youtube-transcript-api library: pass one or more video URLs or IDs and it writes one UTF-8 .txt per video, reporting word counts and skipping videos with no captions. Handles full watch URLs, youtu.be short links, /shorts/ and /embed/ forms, and bare 11-character IDs, and works across both the modern (>=1.0) and legacy youtube-transcript-api interfaces. Use when the user shares YouTube links and wants the words, not the video. No API key required; transcripts are pulled from YouTube's public caption tracks.