A guided study workflow for learning an article, document, PDF, link, skill, or codebase rather than merely receiving a summary. It explains the material in lessons, checks understanding, connects ideas to the learner’s work, and produces notes and learning materials.
A case-study research workflow for a new tool, concept, or ecosystem. It collects real examples such as screenshots, source code, demonstrations, and original documentation into a browsable HTML collection.
A workflow for having Codex complete coding work while Claude Code independently reviews the request, plan, implementation, and final result. The two models use separate roles, with the reviewer not editing the shared worktree.
A guided decision process for identifying the three most important priorities for a person's current stage of life or work. It gathers relevant evidence, tests assumptions, and revises its view when new information appears.
A GitHub publishing workflow that handles first-time uploads, routine updates, and tagged releases. Git is a system for recording code changes, while GitHub hosts repositories and releases online.
A guided search tool for finding and comparing public open-source projects on GitHub, a website where developers share code. It turns a natural-language request into a ranked, structured list of repositories.
A guided workflow for creating a personality document for Hermes or another conversational AI companion. It turns a rough character idea into a first-person description covering identity, appearance, personality, background, relationship, and speaking style.
A workflow for turning rough product ideas into clearly defined development tasks in an `ISSUES.md` file. An issue is a tracked problem or request; a task is a small piece of work ready to build.
A Chinese-language workflow for handling GitHub issues, from reading the full report through technical diagnosis, classification, decision-making, and drafting a reply. GitHub issues are discussions about bugs, questions, or requested features.
A structured method for examining the same material through several independent viewpoints. It uses multiple advisers, compares their agreements and disagreements, and combines the results into a diagnostic report.
A folder-organisation workflow that scans a directory, groups files by ownership, type, or status, and prepares a proposed structure before making changes.
A collaborative workflow for writing a product requirements document (PRD) and executable test cases together. A PRD explains the product behavior, while test cases define precise checks for whether the implementation works.
A guided process for naming a product, project, or software module. It first clarifies the product’s purpose, users, tone, and limits, then develops and checks naming directions.
A writing workflow for turning existing material into long, readable HTML documents. It first establishes the audience, purpose, length, style, and emphasis, then organizes the content so readers can use it.
A step-by-step process for changing a feature that already exists and runs. It requires checking the current code, agreeing on the design, making a small change, testing it, and recording the decision.
A structured learning-material generator for a new field or technology that researches the topic, builds an organised overview, and produces an HTML study guide.
A conversation-based writing process that turns scattered ideas into a finished article. It covers collecting thoughts, choosing a topic, checking the reasoning, drafting, and reviewing.
A writing workflow that helps turn an idea into a structured article. It first checks how clear the idea is, then guides topic selection, outlining, and drafting.
A guide for creating and refining product or brand logos, from choosing a visual direction to preparing usable logo files. It also covers app icons and brand combinations.
A structured process for deciding what a web page should do, what it should contain, how it should be arranged, and how it should look. It ends with a handoff package for development.
A guided process for deciding the unseen rules behind a feature, such as where data is stored, how it loads and saves, what happens during upgrades, and how failures are handled.
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