Looks up "glossary " on English Wikipedia and returns a source-grounded definition rendered as a web page. Every claim cites the exact snapshot line carrying the term; unknown terms return insufficientevidence instead of a guess.
Use this skill whenever the user wants to learn, master, or get taught a technical or niche topic — especially topics with no formal curriculum or teacher available (e.g. "teach me GNC", "I want to master harness engineering", "help me learn amyloid plaque biology", "I want to understand X like a professional"). Also…
Analyzes physician/medical CVs for residency, specialist-training, or clinical job applications within European (EU/EEA) healthcare systems. Use this skill whenever a user shares a doctor's/physician's CV or resume and asks for feedback, review, scoring, ATS-readiness, or improvement suggestions — even if they don't…
Use this skill whenever the user wants to learn how to manually do what an existing Claude skill does, or when they want to understand the underlying process of any capability Claude performs automatically. Triggers include: "how can I learn to do X?", "what do I need to know to do X without Claude?", "teach me what…
A Chinese-language guide for explaining the hidden roles and trust relationships in technical systems. It clarifies who owns tokens, keys, certificates, and endpoints, who checks them, and what each party proves.
A text-based tutor for learning C# and .NET, the Microsoft platform used to build applications and services. It guides learners from first programs toward junior backend development.
Apply Patrick Lencioni's Five Dysfunctions of a Team — the pyramid (Absence of Trust → Fear of Conflict → Lack of Commitment → Avoidance of Accountability → Inattention to Results), plus his post-book system (The Advantage's Four Disciplines and Six Critical Questions of organizational health, The Ideal Team Player's…
A tool for turning a talk, lesson, or product demonstration into an interactive HTML, CSS, and JavaScript slide deck with a storyboard, presenter notes, and rehearsal cues.
Create beginner-friendly deep-reading notes for journal and research paper PDFs. Use when Codex needs to learn a paper, translate it paragraph by paragraph, build an Obsidian knowledge-base note, extract and place figures, write detailed figure notes, explain concepts for beginners, maintain a question log, or export…
Explains any code, system, or flow as ASCII flowcharts that expose the fundamental data structures and algorithms underneath. Use /skill:nerd to get a bird's-eye-view map of how something works, then zoom into any specific algorithm or data structure for a deeper breakdown. Strips jargon, shows the actual machine …
Generate a ready-to-paste GPT image prompt for an MBA classroom infographic — formula, framework, process, comparison, study sheet, or concept map. Output is a polished prompt formatted per the OpenAI gpt-image-2 prompting guide plus a fresh ChatGPT link to paste it into; this skill produces text, not images.…
A Chinese-language guide for turning computer-vision and computer-graphics research papers into complete, easier-to-read academic HTML articles. It explains the original paper's sections, formulas, figures, tables, algorithms, experiments, limitations, and appendices.
Generate high-quality Anki flashcards from user-provided text (inline, local .md/.txt/.pdf files, or URLs) and auto-export to .tsv, .apkg, or push directly via AnkiConnect. Trigger when the user mentions Anki, flashcards, spaced repetition, study cards, memory cards, make cards, help me memorize, or .apkg files.
Analyzes your recent Claude Code chat history to identify coding patterns, development gaps, and areas for improvement, curates relevant learning resources from HackerNews, and automatically sends a personalized growth report to your Slack DMs.
Plan a Canvas assessment (test, quiz, project, presentation, essay, etc.) using the school's assessment template. Use when the teacher says "plan an assessment", "create a test/quiz/project page", "draft an assessment", or describes any graded task that needs a Canvas artifact describing it. Generates content for all…
Run long-term, evidence-based adaptive learning and reconnect named study requests to local project records across sessions. Use when a learner says to start, continue, or resume learning a subject; for systematic study plans, source-grounded teaching, layered practice, review, or maintaining a knowledge graph and…
Explain a technology concept, pattern, or code snippet using a layered approach (TL;DR, summary table, detailed explanation with examples). Use when the user asks to explain CSS, JS, TypeScript, React, HTML, Tailwind, Linux, Ruby, Docker, Terraform or any other technology concept. Also use when the user provides code…
Expert guide for the NotebookLM CLI (nlm) and MCP server - interfaces for Google NotebookLM. Use this skill when users want to interact with NotebookLM programmatically, including: creating/managing notebooks, adding sources (URLs, YouTube, text, Google Drive), generating content (podcasts, reports, quizzes…
How to explain things while running a learning session. Use whenever teaching, explaining a concept after a wrong answer, or writing element explanations for the learning server.
Answer learning, course, textbook, or document-grounded questions with evidence from the local Chilon Recall knowledge base. Use when a user asks what their materials say, requests a source-backed explanation, or wants uncertainty and source limits kept explicit.
Check grade standing across Canvas courses and answer what-if questions like what score is needed on the final for an A. Use when the user asks about grades, GPA impact, whether they can still pass, or what they need on remaining work.
A collection of 12 reusable thinking frameworks in English and Chinese for clarifying questions, learning unfamiliar ideas, solving problems, making decisions, and considering personal direction.
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