Progressive-disclosure instructions an agent loads on demand. Cheap until invoked, which is why the per-session figure on each card is usually two digits.
Search nine job boards across eight countries — the salary-transparent devitjobs family, jobs.ch and jobup.ch (all Swiss industries), and MyCareersFuture (Singapore IT) — and help the user apply. Handles the native apply form, direct-email postings, and third-party ATS postings (driven with a browser MCP). Trigger…
Fetches Defold manuals and documentation. Use when looking up how Defold features work, understanding concepts, components, workflows, platform setup, or needing guidance beyond API reference.
A visual guide for creating bitmap images in a consistent oil-painting and manga-ink style. It supports either complete explanatory images with labels or transparent character illustrations for use in another layout.
Converts arbitrary source material into an executable structured Codex skill package. Use when the user provides text, notes, documents, PDFs, transcripts, videos, courses, articles, repositories, workflows, chat logs, or rough ideas and asks to turn them into a Skill, SKILL.md, skill scaffold, reusable agent…
Change your own configuration — skills, cron jobs, sources, and settings that live in the workspace. Covers both routes: a pull request when the workspace is a shared config repo (and the only route when this instance is locked), or a direct edit when the workspace is purely local. Use when asked to add/edit/remove a…
When a task decomposes into independent slices — separate files, OR separate sections of ONE file — fan it out: write job files to the subagent queue and the host runs real parallel Codex workers for you. For a single file, extract per-section slice files into the queue's work/ zone, let workers polish them in…
Project Manager skill. One orchestrator session drives eight subagent roles -- planner, plan-reviewer, doer, reviewer, deployer, integ-test-runner, ci-watcher, harvester -- through cycles of Plan, Develop, Test, and Harvest across one or more parallel tracks in isolated git worktrees, running each task on a…
A multilingual guide to growing a business-to-business software company, from finding product-market fit to reaching $10 million in annual recurring revenue. It covers product-led growth, sales-led growth, partnerships, contracts, sales materials, and measurement.
A guidance skill that applies Paul Graham’s ideas and writing style to questions about startups, writing, products, and life choices. Paul Graham is a startup investor and essayist.
Adversarial reading methodology for narrative fiction: find what doesn't work, not confirm what does. Focus-area driven with dedicated resources per area. Use when reviewing drafts, evaluating prose quality, or assessing changes at any stage.
Use when authoring, running, submitting, or validating native NVIDIA PAIDF workflows on Nebius + SkyPilot — VDA, scoped DIG, IAA, EVG, and the NPA-specific Cosmos3 VDA variant — with real components, exact model provenance, artifact handoffs, and runtime access checks.
Use when creating or updating a Markdown documentation page of the Dile Components Eleventy site under docs/ — especially component pages in docs/components/.md, but also docs/crud, docs/mixins, docs/lib and docs/icons. Covers front matter, section order, properties/events/methods/slots/CSS custom properties formats…
A local email tool for reading, searching, sorting, and tagging mail stored on the computer. It uses notmuch to index messages and afew to apply tags and suggest filtering rules.
Generate or plan publish-grade 16:9 article illustrations using folded-paper action characters, with Chinese-first article/body-image workflows. Use when a user wants Chinese or English article illustrations, blog figures, explainer visuals, social/article images, or concept images where a small paper person should…
Expert knowledge for developing the SRTD codebase itself. Use when implementing features, fixing bugs, understanding architecture, or writing tests for SRTD internals. NOT for end users of srtd CLI.
Fork agent memory into parallel branches to explore competing hypotheses. Use whenever a task has two or more genuinely competing approaches worth testing in isolation — whether the user names them explicitly ("explore both", "compare A vs B") OR asks an open decision question (e.g. "what's the fastest way to X?")…
Search, filter, download, and analyze Copernicus Data Space products with the phidown project. Use this skill when a user asks to find Sentinel products, query by AOI/date/product type, run burst coverage analysis, download by product name or S3 path, configure credentials (.s5cfg), troubleshoot phidown CLI/Python…
Answer questions about how 'mi' works, write new tools, or modify the harness. Use for "how do you work", "write a tool", "add a tool", "create a tool", "extend yourself", "edit yourself", "what tools do you have", or any introspection/modification of the running agent.
Capture Mira detection experiments locally, then distill selected evidence into a tracked case only when the user explicitly requests promotion into a report or the knowledge repository.
AI educational video production pipeline. Use when producing lecture videos, tutorial videos, or educational content. Covers script writing, slide generation (gpt-image-2 hand-drawn style or HTML), TTS narration (ElevenLabs) with ASR verification, subtitle alignment, and FFmpeg video assembly.
Mock-first, layer-by-layer feature development. Instead of building a feature end-to-end and hoping the interface works, start by mocking at the user-facing surface with realistic data, get user acceptance on the experience, then deepen one complexity layer at a time with TDD. Everything is anchored on disk so work…
Run Storydex's Android Shizuku self-check script and explain its result. Use when the user asks to check Shizuku or requests an operation that may depend on Shizuku while the current server, rish environment, or authorization state is unknown.
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