A guide to econometrics, the use of statistics to study relationships in data, based on a 12-part Korean lecture series. It routes questions to explanations of topics such as regression, panel data, instrumental variables, and causal comparisons.
Read and annotate English technical papers in a terminal or chat with concise Chinese translations and explanations while preserving the source text and argument. Use when a user asks to read, explain, translate, annotate, or study an academic paper, arXiv preprint, PDF, DOI, technical passage, figure caption…
A Chinese-language learning workflow that helps a person use AI to study a new subject or skill. It covers setting goals, making a study plan, learning through conversation, keeping notes, and reviewing progress.
This skill should be used when the user asks about "mdBook", "mdbook", "book.toml", "SUMMARY.md", "mdbook build", "mdbook serve", "mdbook init", "mdbook watch", "mdbook test", "mdbook clean", "mdBook configuration", "mdBook preprocessor", "mdBook renderer", "mdBook backend", "mdBook theme", "mdBook syntax…
A note-making tool for turning YouTube videos, local media, or saved transcripts into detailed study notes. It is intended for requests that explicitly ask for notes or a study outline.
A workflow for producing and maintaining a structured technical teaching book or long-form series, from the initial idea through research, outlining, writing, review, and later updates.
Explore and explain an unfamiliar codebase for onboarding. Use when a developer joins a project, when asked to "understand the codebase", "explain the architecture", "how does this project work", "where is X handled", or before making changes in code you haven't seen yet. Produces a structured map of stack…
Turn an article or book chapter into an order-preserving interactive outline tree with bidirectional links between tree nodes and full-text paragraphs. Use when the user wants a detailed reading structure, not a standalone summary.
Turns the current codebase into a Staff-level system design interview problem. Scans directory structure, routes, data models and infrastructure, then produces a grounded interview brief — The Question, Core Requirements, Below the Line, Non-Functional Requirements, High-Level Architecture (target vs as-built), Data…
Create high-fidelity study notes for one lecture PDF/PPT using a generated mind map first. Store intermediate artifacts in note-single-lecture-work/ / and final notes in note-single-lecture/. Write descriptive prose mainly in Chinese, preserve key English terms and important English descriptive source sentences, and…
Create source-backed GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level, and College Board AP revision handbooks from official AQA, Edexcel, CAIE, and College Board sources. Use when acquiring a syllabus, decomposing requirements into atomic teaching points, writing worked examples, planning or reviewing educational visuals, rendering a handbook…
Walk a user through a GitHub pull request to help them understand what it does, using markdown visualisations and a guided diff-by-diff tour. Use when the user wants to understand, explore, learn from, or be walked through a PR (not when they want a formal review).
Expand a user's knowledge boundary with a verified daily knowledge card selected either for high-value cross-domain discovery or genuine random wandering. Use when the user asks for today's boundary, a daily fact, something worth knowing outside their field, a random unfamiliar topic, help escaping an information…
Scan a codebase and generate a new-developer onboarding guide as HTML, then publish to uselink. Use when the user wants to create a getting-started guide, onboard a new team member, or share 'how to work in this repo' docs.
Learn a tech topic to a correct 101 level in minimal time. Researches open sources (official docs/releases, engineering blogs, YouTube talks, HN/Reddit, news, papers) restricted to recent material, then produces a brief with a 101 mental model, what changed, tradeoffs, an adopt/trial/hold/avoid verdict, a…
A process for turning a book into a practical, reusable method guide rather than a simple summary. It researches the book’s methods, decision rules, examples, limits, and supporting criticism.
Crea presentazioni interattive per lezioni scolastiche ITIS usando React via CDN, dark theme, simulatori interattivi, e quiz. Due approcci consolidati: CDN-based (zero build, HTML puri) e Build-based (Vite+TS+Tailwind). Deploy su GitHub Pages. Progetto di riferimento: presentazione-vpn (Mar 2026).
Teach the user a topic through a genuine Socratic dialogue, then distill the shared understanding into a copyable markdown takeaway they keep — no file access needed, works in any chat surface including claude.ai. Domain-open — cooking, law, music theory, statistics, infrastructure, anything — the fit comes from…
Use this skill for NotebookLM structured research, cited answers, reports, podcasts, videos, slide decks, flashcards, quizzes, mind maps, architecture summaries, code explanations, and autonomous research workflows.
Publish a navigable Agent CodeWalk walkthrough the user steps through in their editor, with each block highlighted in place. Use after modifying code (publishwalkthrough), and for requests to analyze, explain, review, trace, or walk through how existing code works (publishexplanation). Do not use for planning…
Guides learners to discover knowledge through strategic Socratic questioning and progressive scaffolding removal. Combines question ladders, misconception detectors, Feynman explanations, and worked-example fading to build durable understanding. Use when teaching complex concepts, correcting misconceptions, onboarding…
Interactive bilingual course skill for learning loop engineering through Loopath. Use when a user wants to start, continue, install, teach, study, verify, or be quizzed on the Loopath course; when they ask for an agent-guided course on coding-agent loops, harness design, AGENTS.md, action schemas, tool use, policy…
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