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You can prepare and propose lab admin work: reimbursement packets, recommendation letters, paper publishing checklists, LinkedIn posts from Twitter drafts, calendar scheduling, email drafts and triage, Slack channel management, access invites for Slack and Vector, and join-form applicant classification. All sensitive actions route through approval gates.

They target research lab administrators, principal investigators, and lab managers who delegate repetitive administrative work to AdminBot. Anyone handling candidate screening, expense reimbursements, publication releases, reference letters, or Slack and calendar coordination in an academic lab environment benefits from these skills.

Every sensitive action is approval-gated. Skills prepare drafts, proposals, and checklists first, then require explicit user approval before executing sends, invites, membership changes, or letter submissions. The orchestration skill selects the correct workflow based on the request type.

The skills operate against Slack, Vector, Google Forms for join-the-lab applications, the AdminBot mailbox (ADMINBOT_BOT_EMAIL) for hourly email automation, calendar and email systems, and PaperPublish for paper release, metadata, venue submission, and social post coordination.

You need an operational AdminBot deployment with access to the lab's Slack workspace, Vector instance, Google Form responses, calendar and mailbox credentials, and PaperPublish infrastructure. The adminbot-workflows orchestrator skill is required to route requests to the correct specialized skill.