Use when installing, discovering, checking, configuring, or auto-updating Awesome NanoClaw Skills. Provides safe default-on auto-upgrades and first-party skill discovery with metadata, throttling, backups, validation, and rollback.
Use when the user invokes /febaboard or /feba-board, uses the compatible /board or legacy /council alias, asks for a board, second opinion, advice, decision review, tradeoff analysis, planning pressure test, or strong natural-language help deciding something. FEBA Board gives five VC-style perspectives for important…
Use when the user invokes /nanoskills, asks what NanoClaw skills are available, wants a package-level skill catalog, asks how to use a skill, or asks for help/examples for any Awesome NanoClaw Skill. Lists every skill in the package, explains what each one does, and provides language-matched help with curated and…
Use when the user sends one or more URLs, asks to read, summarize, explain, triage, or analyze a link, or asks whether a link matters to them. Fetches accessible content, summarizes it, states access/confidence, personalizes relevance from available context, categorizes it, and suggests a non-destructive next action.
Reframe a plan, idea, or decision before the user commits to it. Use when the user asks to rethink, step back, pressure-test, gut-check, decide, right-size, simplify, think bigger about, or evaluate a concrete plan or decision in product, strategy, technical architecture, career, life, company direction, or personal…
Use this skill when the user asks to "think-big", think big, explore possible futures, map strategic possibilities, synthesize signals, generate scenarios, find second-order effects, identify opportunities, or challenge consensus around a broad theme in markets, products, technology, society, careers, companies…
Use when the user wants to transcribe, caption, subtitle, batch process, or convert speech to text from local audio/video files using faster-whisper. Supports explicit modes, txt/srt/vtt/transcript-md output, manifest.json, optional language codes, forwarding metadata, workspace output, and concise chat summaries.
Turn prompts, articles, specs, docs, websites, transcripts, PDFs, code, and complex content into scannable visual explanations. Use when the user invokes /xray or /visual-explain; asks for a mental map, visual explanation, prompt explanation, or easy-to-understand breakdown; or wants to reveal structure, intent…
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