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When the user wants to build or improve a sales bot's ability to recover prospects who stopped responding mid-conversation. Also use when the user mentions "ghost recovery," "unresponsive prospects," "conversation dropoff," "re-engagement sequences," or "dead conversation revival."
Use when working on multiple branches simultaneously, switching context without stashing, reviewing PRs while developing, testing in isolation, or comparing implementations across branches. Provides git worktree commands and workflow patterns for parallel development with multiple working directories.
Kuikly reactive updates and directive system development assistant (Kuikly DSL). Guides the use of observable, observableList, and observableSet for reactive UI updates, and the correct use of directives such as vfor, vforIndex, vforLazy, vif, velseif, velse, and vbind. Use when working in Kuikly on: (1) declaring reactive fields and binding them to UI properties; (2) list rendering (vfor/vforIndex/vforLazy); (3) conditional rendering (vif/velseif/velse); (4) value-bound rendering (vbind); (5) efficient list updates (diffUpdate); (6) troubleshooting unresponsive reactive data or UI updates; (7) adding, deleting, and modifying observableList/observableSet; (8) reactive update strategies for complex objects.
Plan and execute product launches with week-by-week timelines and channel-specific playbooks. Use when the user asks about launching a product, Product Hunt launch, go-to-market strategy, launch plan, beta program, pre-launch marketing, launch day execution, or post-launch growth. Trigger phrases include "product launch", "launch plan", "Product Hunt", "Hacker News launch", "go-to-market", "GTM strategy", "launch checklist", "pre-launch", "beta launch", "launch day", "launch sequence", "how to launch".
OpenAI Codex (CLI / IDE / cloud / ChatGPT desktop app) reference. GPT-6 series, Fast / Ultrafast mode, codex exec, slash commands, prompting, AGENTS.md, rules, subagents, approvals, auto-review, sandbox, permission profiles, profiles, config.toml, environment variables, roles, MCP configuration, GitHub Action, Codex SDK, App Server (JSON-RPC), Agents SDK integration, Codex skills (.agents/skills), plugins, scheduled tasks, Browser, Computer Use, cloud / local / worktree environments, git worktrees, Record & Replay, cloud delegation, GitHub / GitLab / Linear / Slack integrations, administration, provisioning, analytics API, compliance API, LLM gateway, Codex Security vulnerability scanning (SARIF), deep scan, triage, findings, threat model, security hardening.
Use when modernizing PHP code: PHP 8.1-8.5 features, PSR/PHP-FIG/PER-CS compliance, PHPStan/Rector/PHP-CS-Fixer/PHPat tooling, DTOs/enums/readonly/property hooks, type safety. Triggers: PHP modernization, type safety, PHPStan, Rector, PHP-CS-Fixer, enum, DTO, readonly, strict_types, property hooks, PHP 8.4, PHP 8.5.
Optimize pricing pages, pricing models, and pricing strategy. Use for questions about pricing, pricing pages, how to price a product, tiered pricing, freemium vs. paid, price testing, pricing psychology, or pricing page design. Trigger phrases include “pricing,” “pricing page,” “how to price,” “pricing strategy,” “freemium,” “tiered pricing,” “per-seat pricing,” “usage-based pricing,” “pricing experiment,” “price anchoring,” “pricing psychology,” and “pricing optimization.”
Map the edge of the learner's understanding with a short graded quiz. Start broad, then binary-search every strand a lesson will need. Use when the user runs /probe or /skill:probe, or says quiz me, pretest, what do I already know, diagnose my understanding, probe me, or find the edge before teaching
Provides actionable peer-review rebuttal guidance (not full rebuttal prose) using conditional persuasion P(Z|X,Y): match reviewer mindset X, recommend strategy Y, optionally ground in manuscript evidence and similar successful historical (review, rebuttal) pairs. Use when the user pastes reviewer comments, asks for rebuttal help, rebuttal guidance, response to reviewers, how to reply to R1.W2, OpenReview rebuttal, or the reviewer ignored the rebuttal.
Sprint planning and agile workflow specialist. Breaks epics into user stories, estimates complexity using story points, plans sprint iterations, and tracks velocity. Trigger keywords - sprint planning, user story, story points, velocity, backlog, sprint, epic breakdown, estimation, burndown, agile planning.
How to work in artist directories — including creating, enumerating, and editing them. Use when creating or onboarding a new artist ("create artist", "onboard X", "add this artist", "set up a new artist") — this skill scaffolds the artist's `RECOUP.md` checklist file and drives the multi-step setup from it. Use when adding or updating artist context (identity, brand, voice, audience), adding songs, organizing files inside an artist directory, or figuring out where something belongs. Also use when the account asks inventory questions like "what artists do I have", "list my artists", "which orgs am I in", "what's in this sandbox" — the filesystem tree is the authoritative answer. And use when the account mentions an artist by name and the task involves their files, context, or content — even if they don't say "artist directory." This includes tasks like researching an artist, creating content for an artist, updating an artist's brand, or adding a face guide.
Audit PostHog experiments and feature flags for configuration issues, staleness, and best-practice violations. Read when the user asks to audit, health-check, or review experiments or feature flags, check flag hygiene, or verify experiment setup.
Use when creating or editing skills, before deployment, to verify they work under pressure and resist rationalization. Applies the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle to process documentation by running a baseline without the skill, writing to address failures, and iterating to close loopholes.
Maintain a PROGRESS.md for long tasks and move to a fresh session or subagent that reads only that file when context gets long or stale. Use when a task spans many steps or sessions, the model starts repeating itself, forgets earlier facts, or retries old fixes, or when the context window is past about half full. Invoke as /ds-context-reset.
Expert blueprint for roguelikes including procedural generation (Walker method, BSP rooms), permadeath with meta-progression (unlock persistence), run state vs meta state separation, seeded RNG (shareable runs), loot/relic systems (hook-based modifiers), and difficulty scaling (floor-based progression). Use for dungeon crawlers, action roguelikes, or roguelites. Trigger keywords: roguelike, procedural_generation, permadeath, meta_progression, seeded_RNG, relic_system, run_state.
Use when the user wants help writing, improving, or auditing Google Ads ad copy — RSA headlines, descriptions, headline frameworks, value propositions, CTAs, ad copy testing strategies, or matching copy to search intent. Triggers include “write ad copy,” “headline ideas,” “RSA headlines,” “ad copy,” “improve my ads,” “ad copy audit,” “write better ads,” “headline frameworks,” “description copy,” “ad relevance,” “CTA copy,” “value proposition in ads,” or “ad copy for [campaign type].” For RSA structure and technical setup, see google-ads-search. For testing ad copy variations, see google-ads-experiments.
Kuikly exposure and visibility event development assistant (Kuikly DSL). Guides the use of five visibility events—didAppear, didDisappear, willAppear, willDisappear, and appearPercentage—to implement component exposure reporting, visible-percentage monitoring, and list-item exposure tracking. Use for exposure reporting, visibility monitoring, list-item exposure tracking, and visible-percentage calculations in Kuikly.
Interview the learner and write .alvar/LEARNER.md so one teacher can fit one mind — pace, voice, solid ground, and how they want to struggle. Use when the user runs /learn-profile or /skill:learn-profile, or says how I learn, learning philosophy, teaching style, set up tutoring, or install my learning preferences
Set or remove aliases for Mo Wen UIDs, and use aliases to look up Mo Wen UIDs. A Mo Wen UID can have multiple aliases. In natural-language scenarios such as “get the latest Mo Wen notes by ‘Lao Chi’” or “view ‘Er Ye’s’ profile on Mo Wen,” if ‘Lao Chi’ or ‘Er Ye’ has been identified as a person’s name, first try using the `remark` command to look up the corresponding UID, then continue with the next steps. Trigger when setting, removing, or looking up aliases.
Gather and correlate open source intelligence from public sources for authorized investigations, threat intelligence, and attack surface assessment. Use when the user mentions “OSINT,” “open source intelligence,” “digital footprint,” “public records,” “threat intelligence,” “investigate a domain,” or needs to research a target using publicly available data.
Build real deck artifacts when the user needs editable slides, not just prose: investor decks, roadmap/QBR decks, launch decks, architecture/demo decks, workshop/training decks, and game pitch or milestone decks. Use when the job is to choose one deck mode, one smallest useful artifact packet, and one honest handoff surface (HTML review, PPTX, PDF, Google Slides, or Figma Slides). Triggers on: presentation, slide deck, slides, pitch deck, roadmap deck, investor deck, launch deck, architecture review deck, demo deck, workshop slides, keynote, board deck, QBR deck, and game pitch deck. Route long-form docs to `technical-writing`, end-user tutorials to `technical-writing`, research manuscripts to `research-paper-writing`, and broad marketing planning to `marketing-automation`.
Upload, sync, and manage files across cloud storage providers using rclone. Use when uploading files (images, videos, documents) to S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, Google Drive, Dropbox, or any S3-compatible storage. Triggers on "upload to S3", "sync to cloud", "rclone", "backup files", "upload video/image to bucket", or requests to transfer files to remote storage
When the user needs sales tactics, prospecting ideas, or pipeline generation strategies. Also use when the user asks for “sales ideas,” “prospecting tactics,” “how to find leads,” “outreach strategies,” “pipeline generation,” “ways to get meetings,” or “ideas to close more deals.” This skill provides 100+ proven sales approaches organized by category
SolidJS framework development skill for building reactive web applications with fine-grained reactivity. Use when working with SolidJS projects including: (1) Creating components with signals, stores, and effects, (2) Implementing reactive state management, (3) Using control flow components (Show, For, Switch/Match), (4) Setting up routing with Solid Router, (5) Building full-stack apps with SolidStart, (6) Data fetching with createResource, (7) Context API for shared state, (8) SSR/SSG configuration. Triggers: solid, solidjs, solid-js, solid start, solidstart, createSignal, createStore, createEffect.
three.js textures: Texture, DataTexture, CubeTexture, CompressedTexture variants, DepthTexture, VideoTexture, CanvasTexture, 3D/array textures, Source; sampling parameters, mipmaps, anisotropy, wrap/mag/min filters; PMREMGenerator in Extras for environment map prefiltering. Use when configuring GPU texture objects and PMREM; for Draco/KTX2 transcoder file paths use threejs-loaders; for material map slots use threejs-materials; for output color pipeline use threejs-renderers.
Extract and document a writer's distinctive voice patterns for consistent reproduction. Use when you need to capture writing voice, analyze writing style, create a voice guide, or write in someone's established style. Keywords: voice, tone, style, writing analysis, fingerprint.
Research and enrich B2B leads using the Apollo.io API. Use when the user says "find leads", "prospect research", "company enrichment", "find decision makers", "B2B leads", "lead research", "enrich contacts", "find VP of marketing at", or asks about finding people at specific companies or in specific roles.
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