Five installable workflows · v1.0

Make Talon earn its keep.

Daily orientation, reliable monitoring, persistent projects, weekly resets, and safe server care—packaged as five focused skills that install in one command.

Get the €19 launch link → One payment. Individual license. Talon and model access not included.

TERMINAL · 30 SECONDS

$ unzip talon-autopilot-pack.zip
$ cd talon-autopilot-pack
$ ./install.sh --dry-run

Would install 5 skills
  brief-my-day
  captain-a-project
  care-for-my-vps
  review-my-week
  watch-for-change

$ ./install.sh
✓ Done. Ready next prompt.

Inside the pack

Five jobs. Zero prompt archaeology.

Brief My Day

Turns calendar, messages, goals, deadlines, and weather into a short command centre.

Watch for Change

Builds condition-based alerts with baselines, deduplication, retries, and clean shutdown.

Captain a Project

Drives a persistent objective through measurable milestones and evidence-backed progress.

Review My Week

Separates verified wins, open commitments, repeated friction, and next week's outcomes.

Care for My VPS

Audits capacity, services, exposure, updates, and backups before suggesting safe maintenance.

Built for operators

Small enough to understand.

No mystery daemon, hosted account, or new data silo. The pack is plain Markdown plus one read-only Bash diagnostic. Inspect it, change it, remove it.

Standard SKILL.md folders
No bundled credentials or telemetry
Backs up conflicts before forced install
Works with the tools your Talon already has
Validated against the Agent Skills format

Questions

No smoke machine.

Why pay when Talon is open source?

Talon remains free. This pack sells the researched workflows, failure handling, installer, validation, and saved setup time—not access to the core software.

Does it include Claude, ChatGPT, or hosting?

No. It uses the model backend and tools already connected to your Talon.

Will it overwrite my existing skills?

Not by default. The installer stops on a conflict. If you explicitly use --force, it moves the existing folder into a timestamped backup first.

Is the VPS script destructive?

No. It only reads host identity, capacity, failed services, listening ports, recent errors, reboot state, and available updates. The skill requires explicit authorization before maintenance changes.