Skill Codex
A research tracker for following independent information sources such as X/Twitter and YouTube creators, newsletters, and podcasts. It turns their ongoing updates into dated, reviewable research records.
Skill Codex
Use when the user wants to route, choose, learn, or apply Dennett-style intuition pumps and thinking tools for hard problems, stuck reasoning, argument testing, concept confusion, weak explanations, or agent self-rescue after repeated unproductive reasoning.
Skill Codex
A market-size estimation tool that calculates TAM, SAM, and SOM. These mean the total possible market, the part a product can realistically serve, and the part it may capture.
Skill Codex
Initialize or repair a Notion Course Pack workspace, or create a real course from a complete book, course, paper set, transcript set, local files, pasted materials, or authorized Notion pages. Use when Codex must bootstrap Notion access, build the shared workspace and runtime protocol, fully read course sources…
Skill Codex
A cinema ticket-picking skill that gives a specific booking recommendation while recording the film version, screening room, showtime, evidence, and search limits.
Skill Codex
PaiWork-first Serenity (@aleabitoreddit) investment thesis tracking system. Use when working inside PaiWork to process Serenity/X tweets into structured investment theses, verifiable claims, supply-chain relationship maps, company research files, daily reports, weekly reviews, or research backlogs. Trigger on…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A study system for Stanford CS146S, a course about modern software development with AI, including the practice often called vibe coding.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A workflow for mapping a technology field from academic research through open-source projects to commercial companies.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A workflow for turning UI design files into a consistent sequence of showreel background images and director scripts for image-to-video models such as Kling and Omni.
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