Guide for creating, structuring, and improving Claude skills (SKILL.md). Use when building a new skill, reviewing an existing skill, writing SKILL.md frontmatter, defining trigger conditions, troubleshooting skill problems (not triggering, over-triggering, instructions not followed), or planning skill distribution.…
Use when the user asks for ADHD mode or focus mode, mentions overwhelm, stuck starting, too many open threads or options, losing the plot after an interruption, executive-function friction, or needs low-friction multi-turn work. Structures replies with Answer/Action/Artifact/Project contracts, working-set limits…
Turn a project directory or a website URL into a short, shareable launch video with music, motion, and share copy. One file, no bundled assets — built entirely by the model with the tools already on the machine. Use when someone says "/brag-slim", "let's /brag about this", "brag about ", "make a launch video", or…
Use when working with Lynx DevTool or debugging a Lynx app, page, or device, especially when the task mentions clients or sessions, CDP or App commands, DOM/CSS inspection, runtime or console logs, evaluating JavaScript on a device, screenshots, heap snapshots, performance traces, Page.reload or App.openPage, global…
A financial modelling workflow that turns the expected future cash flow from data assets into a model for securitisation. Securitisation packages future income into an investment that can be priced and financed.
A specialist workflow for turning carbon-related data into usable carbon assets under MRV rules. MRV means measuring, reporting, and independently checking environmental results.
A guide to using AI agents and platform technology to package data-asset expertise into repeatable automated services. AI agents are software systems that carry out tasks with some autonomy.
A guide to turning future cash flows from data assets into securities sold to investors. This is a form of asset-backed financing, where expected income supports an investment product.
A team guide for recording enterprise data resources as assets from start to finish. It covers inventory, governance, quality assessment, cost collection, valuation, accounting plans, and ledgers with audit trails.
A team guide for turning data assets into bank loans, asset-backed securities, trusts, and insurance structures. It also covers accounting and tax viewpoints for compliance and cost control.
A guide to maintaining a ledger for data assets. A ledger is a structured record showing what each asset is, its amount, supporting evidence, and responsible owner.
A guide to managing data assets through their full lifecycle: planning, creation, registration, use, and disposal. It uses a pilot plan as the reference for this management.
A guide to the accounting and tax treatment of data assets. It focuses on explaining the rules, calculating amounts correctly, and keeping supporting records.
A training guide for turning data-asset methods into lessons that business teams can understand and apply. Data assets are business information and related rights that an organisation manages as valuable resources.
A reference guide about data-asset trusts and insurance. A data-asset trust is an arrangement for managing rights or interests in data, while insurance is protection against defined risks.
A reference guide for valuing data assets, meaning information a business treats as an asset and assesses for worth. It includes a playbook, usage guidance, and an index of topics.
A reference guide for data brokers and data-service providers. These are organisations or people who help source, package, exchange, or provide data-related services.
A reference guide for designing business models around data assets. A business model explains how an organisation creates value, serves users, and earns or sustains resources.
A team-enablement guide for turning data-asset methods into repeatable services and training. It is intended for cases where people in different roles must work together from start to finish.
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