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A Chinese-language thinking and writing framework based on public material associated with Andrej Karpathy, an AI researcher and educator. It covers AI reliability, learning, neural networks, product design, and engineering trade-offs.
Apply Edward Tufte's principles to any data visualization, chart, dashboard, or infographic. Use when the user asks to produce, design, critique, or improve a chart, graph, dashboard, KPI tile, table-with-data, sparkline, small multiple, time series, distribution plot, choropleth, or any other visual that communicates…
Generate commercial-book-quality Korean ebook PDFs from a topic or a finished manuscript. Six design styles (practical, insight, academic, essay, business, magazine) with real book anatomy — cover, TOC with page numbers, chapter openers, running heads, QC gates. Use when the user wants an ebook, a PDF book or report…
Concrete UI visual rule set for generating and reviewing restrained neutral interfaces. Use for tasks that need exact style constraints: plain sans-serif typography, pale neutral canvases, rounded surfaces, soft shadows, minimal borders, low-saturation color, sparse density, content-neutral placeholders, and…
Domain playbook for optimization missions — any task whose goal is to move a metric: performance, latency, throughput, memory, cost, score, quality, compression, ranking, solver, model/eval, and similar metric-improvement work. Defines how to think about and run an optimization mission: establishing the ground truth…
Extracts structured data from websites and APIs, delivering clean datasets in multiple formats. Handles pagination, deduplication, and data enrichment for reliable business intelligence.
Structured malware triage and reverse-engineering orchestration for PE, ELF, and Mach-O binaries with strict artifact dumping to a status folder. Use when requests involve malware sample analysis, strings triage, API/import analysis, behavioral hypothesis generation, component mapping, deep-analysis planning, Binary…
Run Semgrep static analysis scans and create custom detection rules. Use when asked to scan code with Semgrep, find security vulnerabilities, write custom YAML rules, or detect specific bug patterns. IMPORTANT: Also use this skill when users ask to 'scan for bugs', 'check code quality', 'find vulnerabilities', 'static…
A customer-service workflow for returns, refunds, and exchanges. It covers checking order details, confirming eligibility, finding the relevant policy, requesting a refund, and explaining what happens next.
Use for social science academic paper drafting, outlining, diagnosis, review, and revision. Trigger for topic diagnosis, research question refinement, literature review planning, CNKI/Google Scholar literature search-to-Zotero workflows, structured paper reading notes, theoretical framework design, research design…
A presentation-making workflow that turns a speech or slide content into images for polished business-style slides. It first plans each slide and then generates the slide images.
Use when the user needs engineering or research-paper figures: system architecture diagrams, algorithm workflows, hardware schematics, benchmark charts, ablation plots, figure briefs, redraws, image edits, or exact publication-style plots from numeric data. Covers Gemini, Nano Banana, OpenAI image models, and local…
Fetch financial, market, economic, fundamental, news, options, crypto, ETF, index, and macro data through the OpenBB Python interface instead of the OpenBB MCP server. Use when an agent needs current or historical data from OpenBB-supported providers, needs to replace OpenBB MCP calls with direct Python/OpenBB usage…
A context weaving tool for LLMs. Runs locally from the @hsingjui/contextweaver npm package.
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