When explicitly requested, use the NYT-Style Data Chart Frame template to turn supplied content and data into a frame with newsroom typography, staggered reveal animation, and editorial-grade charts.
Turn competitor research into a product decision report with a positioning map, feature matrix, pricing comparison, and opportunity windows. This variant presents the findings in a war room grid style.
Create a concise, one-page decision memo that states the decision, recommendation and confidence, key facts, tradeoffs, risks, and next steps so a decision-maker can review it quickly.
Turn supplied content and data into a horizontal presentation deck with an editorial magazine feel and an e-ink inspired look. The template offers 10 layouts and five palettes while preserving its visual style.
Use supplied competitor research to create a product decision report. It organizes positioning, feature coverage, pricing, and opportunity areas so a team can compare alternatives and choose practical next steps.
Turn a feature or fix request into an OpenSpec change proposal with design, specifications, and implementation tasks. Generate documents in dependency order and check that the materials required to begin implementation are complete.
Turn a feature or fix request into the OpenSpec documents required to begin implementation. Create files in dependency order using the workflow’s templates, track progress, and summarize what is ready for the implementation stage.
Explore ideas, investigate code, and clarify requirements before or during development. Use diagrams and comparisons to understand options, tradeoffs, and unanswered questions, with findings saved to OpenSpec documents when requested.
Finalize an implemented OpenSpec change by checking deliverables, unfinished tasks, and specification updates. Review any warnings, choose whether to sync specification changes, and move the change into a dated archive with a completion summary.
Implement pending tasks in an OpenSpec change using its current specifications, design, and other context files. The skill updates task checkboxes and reports progress, pausing for clarification when requirements, design issues, or errors block implementation.
Design a Twitter share card that pairs with a post, using the provided template for a quote or data card. It uses real content and data, and is intended for requests that explicitly ask for this card style.
Create a long-form HTML essay from supplied content using a magazine article template inspired by Huashu and huashu-md-html. Preserve the template’s visual style and use real content and data instead of filler text or placeholder images.
Merge proposed specification changes into the main specifications while keeping the change active. Add, revise, remove, or rename requirements, preserve unaffected content, and receive a summary of the updates.
Learn OpenSpec by completing a small change in a real codebase. Get explanations while choosing a task, writing a proposal, specifications, design, and task list, implementing the change, and archiving its decision record.
Turn a brief or supplied content into a presentation using the Swiss International Deck template. It follows a 16-column grid and 22 fixed layouts, preserving the template’s visual style and using real content and data.
Turn supplied content into a continuous-frame animation compatible with Hyperframes and Remotion, with autoplay support. It uses the Hyperframes Video template and can follow a named brand or visual direction through the Open Design workflow.
Build a campaign from one brief and adapt its visual across social posts, link previews, banners, and display ads in multiple sizes and languages. Optionally add a landing page or email, then review the outputs together on a campaign sheet.
Create a cinematic opening or chapter card from supplied content using film light leaks, grain, letterbox framing, and large serif type. This skill is intended to run only when explicitly invoked.
Transform supplied content into a warm parchment style document with monochrome ink-blue accents, a single serif type family, and polished editorial typography. The template preserves its visual signature and uses real content and data.
Turn supplied material into Keynote-style slides, with one card per screen and left/right keyboard navigation. The skill preserves the template’s visual signature and uses real content and data, avoiding filler text and placeholder images in the finished presentation.
Create a static 3D-style showcase featuring iPhone and MacBook mockups with real HTML content displayed on their screens. The Open Design template preserves its visual signature and is intended for explicit invocation with a design brief.
Turn supplied content into a realistic Reddit-style post card, including its vote rail and comment count. The result follows the template’s visual signature and can be used as a video overlay or story share, with real content instead of filler text or placeholder images.
Turn CSV, Excel, or JSON data into a visual report page using real content. Provide a brief and, when relevant, a brand or visual direction; the skill follows the supplied template's visual style and avoids placeholder text or images.
Turn supplied content into a long-form HTML essay using a magazine article template. The skill follows the template’s visual style and works from the user’s brief or a provided starting example.
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