7 New Skills: GitHub, Notion, Linear, Google Drive, Weather, Habits, and Focus Timer

Today we are shipping seven new Skills — the biggest single update to Kulega since launch. Your AI colleague can now work across your code, your docs, your project tracker, your habits, and your environment. All from a single conversation.

Here is everything that is new.

GitHub

Developers can now connect their GitHub account and manage their entire workflow from chat:

• View repositories and open pull requests
• List, create, comment on, and close issues
• Check unread notifications — mentions, review requests, and more

Ask Kule to open an issue for a bug you just found, or get a summary of what is waiting for your review. No tab-switching required.

Notion

Your Notion workspace is now part of the conversation. Kule can:

• Search pages and databases you have shared with the integration
• Read page content and summarise it for you
• Create new pages inside existing pages or databases
• Append notes to any page
• Query database entries

You stay in control of what Kule can see — share only the pages and databases you choose.

Linear

For teams using Linear to manage engineering work, Kule now speaks your backlog:

• List issues assigned to you, filtered by status
• Create new issues in any team
• Update issue titles, descriptions, priorities, and workflow state
• Add comments to issues
• Look up any issue by identifier (e.g. ENG-42)

Google Drive

If you are already using Gmail or Google Calendar through Kulega, Drive connects with the same Google account — no second login needed. Kule can:

• Search and list your Drive files
• Create new Google Docs with optional initial content
• Share files with others by email

Habit Tracker

The simplest skill — and one of the most useful. Create daily, weekday, or weekly habits, log completions in conversation, and track your current streak. Pending habits also appear in your morning briefing so you start the day knowing what to keep up.

Weather

Ask for the current conditions or a 7-day forecast for any city. Powered by Open-Meteo — completely free, no account required. Once you ask about a location, Kule remembers it and includes weather in your daily briefing automatically.

Focus Timer

Start a timed focus session — Pomodoro-style — and tell Kule when you are done. It tracks your sessions across the day and week so you can see exactly how much deep work you are actually getting done.

Getting started

All seven skills are available now in the Skills catalog. Each one costs between 1 and 5 Skill Points to acquire. Free accounts include Skill Points to get started.

The skills that require an OAuth connection — GitHub, Notion, Linear, and Google Drive — connect securely through each provider's standard authorisation flow. You can disconnect at any time from the Skills page.

We are not done. More integrations are on the way. If there is a tool you want Kule to connect with, start a conversation and ask — every suggestion is logged and reviewed.