Produces human-sounding text that avoids detectable AI writing patterns. Activates on any writing task — tweets, emails, articles, bios, captions, reports, copy, messages, LinkedIn posts, cover letters, README files, or any content where the output must not read as AI-generated. Enforces banned vocabulary, structural…
This skill should be used when the user wants to distill their personal writing style, techniques, and thought patterns from their past articles (especially WeChat public account posts) into a reusable writing DNA profile, then write new content in that voice. Covers corpus preparation and metadata tagging…
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Capture engineering knowledge as a promotion pipeline (CASE → JUDGMENT → PRINCIPLE → STANDARD) and retrieve answers from it. Capture is automatic — a post-session sweep drafts cases with status:auto; the user reviews them at /distill. Use whenever the user types "/history", "/case", or "/distill", says "log this…
Use when writing, cleaning, or auditing ENGLISH prose so it reads as human-authored and survives AI detectors. Triggers on "write a human blog post", "humanize this", "clean this AI text", "make this less AI", "audit AI detection", "score this for Copyleaks", "rewrite the overview so it doesn't read as AI", plus any…
Distill verified engineering knowledge from incidents, debugging sessions, code reviews, and expert-model analysis into evidence-backed project rules. Use when asked to analyze an incident, convert an expert answer into a rule, create or update an ADR or external contract, promote or deprecate a rule, or scan relevant…
Intelligently helps organise notes by processing a new note from the root directory, finds or creates a relevant project file, links the note, and moves it to its final destination in the vault obeying the zettelkasten method.
Skill "README" from subhansh-dev/agent-maxxing, covering agent maxxing, ⚡ quick start, step 1: clone the repo, step 2: install for your agent and step 3: restart your agent.
A Chinese-language content review and editing role for short-video scripts, spoken copy, titles, product content, cover images, and videos up to 60 seconds.
Autonomously orchestrate a source-grounded topic-to-page workflow through Google NotebookLM: create or reuse a notebook, run Deep Research, import and verify sources, produce a cited research report, rank audience/content opportunities, create a page brief, and return a final prompt for Google AI Studio or another…
Writing and editing guardrail against AI slop in German and English prose. Use whenever text is being written or revised that should not read as machine-written – LinkedIn posts, emails, newsletters, blog articles, website copy, reports, slide decks (Präsentationen, Folien, Folientitel), bios, press releases, cover…
Turn a paragraph-level research brief into a research-first autonomous paper pipeline. Use for the Codex-host migration with a physically separate, plan-bound Claude Code/MiniMax M3 worker session, hash-bound evaluator evidence, authenticated lifecycle actions, typed failures, pause/resume/stop, patrol, and owned…
Capture the current coding session's state into durable in-repo artifacts (PROGRESS.md + a self-contained HANDOVER.md) at a milestone or phase change, so a fresh session can resume without the transcript.
A source-analysis workflow that turns a video link into a traceable Markdown research note. It separates what the video says from the author's opinions, the analysis, and any outside fact checks.
Translate engineering-heavy progress updates, completion reports, errors, code-review findings, implementation summaries, and technical explanations into concise, accurate plain language centered on what happened, what it means for the user, evidence, limitations, and next action. Use when the user asks for…
A guided resume-writing workflow that turns a person’s experience and a target job description into a professional resume in HTML and Word formats. A job description is the employer’s list of duties and requirements.
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.
Use for AI-assisted code changes that must keep project living docs in sync. Triggers on feature work, bug fixes, refactors, API/schema/security/deployment changes, requirement updates, tests, guardrails, and change records. Do not use for general Q&A or non-project snippets.
Create slides with the Prompt-as-Slide (PasS) protocol by defining each slide as one authoritative, self-contained Markdown prompt, generating one aligned slide image per prompt with an available image-generation capability, deriving synchronized speaker notes with target durations and bold visual anchors, and…
Use when finishing a Pi, Codex, Cursor, Claude, or other coding-agent session and wanting to save a lean Markdown session note into your Obsidian vault with decisions, code changes, validation, caveats, and follow-ups.
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.
Free local academic paraphrase and evidence-safe writing skill. Use for meaning-preserving paraphrase, Indonesian-friendly academic English, research framing, literature writing, theses, methods/results/discussion, reviewer responses, evidential verbs, claim control, and original pattern retrieval. Do not use to…
A read-only code review guide that checks a defined set of changes against the intended requirement, project rules, and evidence from the code and tests.
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