ClickUp

The agent's hands in ClickUp. What makes this worth a skill rather than plain CLI calls is that the API fails silently in several places — markdown in comments, tag names, mention chips, estimates in the wrong unit — and that the text going into a task follows a convention this skill deliberately does not carry.

Two languages are in play, and they are decided separately. What goes into ClickUp — the name, the description, a comment — is written in the language the convention asks for. What is said to the developer — a draft shown for approval, a question, a line saying what happens next, the final report — is in the language they are speaking, a Russian request getting Russian answers from the first line to the last. The protocols and conventions this skill reads are in English, and without the rule the answer drifts into the language of the last document read rather than the language of the person reading it.

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