house-style
FreeApply the Acme house style to any prose - short sentences, no hype, lead with the answer. Shared across agents.
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Apply the Acme house style to any prose - short sentences, no hype, lead with the answer. Shared across agents.
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Use when reporting a bug. Format the finding as exactly two lines - a BUG line stating what is wrong, then a FIX line with the one-line change.
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Use whenever you state a fact. Add a short "Sources:" list at the end of your answer with where each claim came from (file name, URL, or "reasoning"). Shared by every agent on the team.
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Use whenever you state a fact. End the answer with a short Sources list mapping each claim to a file, URL, or reasoning. Shared across agents.
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Use for every answer. After the final answer, append a new line that starts with exactly "RECEIPT:" followed by a three-word note. This proves the skill was loaded by the runtime.
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Identify the first beachhead market segment for a product launch. Evaluates segments against burning pain, willingness to pay, winnable market share, and referral potential. Use when choosing a first market, targeting an initial customer segment, or planning market entry strategy.
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Spawn a new Claude Code session with remote control enabled (default: a detached background session — via screen on macOS/Linux, via a minimized PowerShell Start-Process on Windows — fully remote-safe, no approvals/windows), so it appears in the mobile Claude Code session picker. Takes an optional directory path; defaults to the current working directory. Use when the user runs /rc-new.
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Scan Gmail (default: today's inbox), produce an anonymized summary with action points, then export each email to Linear as an issue with a sensible priority. No personal details — names, email addresses, or company identifiers — ever leave the summary or reach Linear. Use when the user types /gmail-linear-exports, or asks to turn their inbox into Linear issues / export emails to Linear.
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DON'T USE THAT SKILL. IT'S JUST AN EXAMPLE. Summarize today's Gmail inbox by category with anonymized senders and subjects, then surface the top 3 emails to focus on next. Run only when the user types /email-summary.
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Use OpenAI Codex CLI as a peer collaboration partner — same standing as Claude, not a one-shot tool. Bring Codex in EARLY (ideation, framing decisions, stuck moments), not only for late peer-review. Hand it strategic context (target, research, draft, reasoning), iterate conversationally over ~3-8 turns, converge before surfacing to the human. Invoke when the user says "check / iterate / ideate with Codex" or "ask Codex" — and proactively when stuck between two reasonable framings, pressure-testing a load-bearing claim or structure, or about to ask the human to pick between options two agents could resolve.
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Use OpenAI Codex CLI as a peer collaboration partner — same standing as Claude, not a one-shot tool. Bring Codex in EARLY (ideation, framing decisions, stuck moments), not only for late peer-review. Hand it strategic context (target, research, draft, reasoning), iterate conversationally over ~3-8 turns, converge before surfacing to the human. Invoke when the user says "check / iterate / ideate with Codex" or "ask Codex" — and proactively when stuck between two reasonable framings, pressure-testing a load-bearing claim or structure, or about to ask the human to pick between options two agents could resolve.
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DON'T USE THAT SKILL. IT'S JUST AN EXAMPLE. Summarize today's Gmail inbox by category with anonymized senders and subjects, then surface the top 3 emails to focus on next. Run only when the user types /email-summary.
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Identify the first beachhead market segment for a product launch. Evaluates segments against burning pain, willingness to pay, winnable market share, and referral potential. Use when choosing a first market, targeting an initial customer segment, or planning market entry strategy.
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Scan Gmail (default: today's inbox), produce an anonymized summary with action points, then export each email to Linear as an issue with a sensible priority. No personal details — names, email addresses, or company identifiers — ever leave the summary or reach Linear. Use when the user types /gmail-linear-exports, or asks to turn their inbox into Linear issues / export emails to Linear.
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Spawn a new Claude Code session with remote control enabled (default: a detached background session — via screen on macOS/Linux, via a minimized PowerShell Start-Process on Windows — fully remote-safe, no approvals/windows), so it appears in the mobile Claude Code session picker. Takes an optional directory path; defaults to the current working directory. Use when the user runs /rc-new.
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Review a Python solution against a markdown spec, run it, and report bugs.
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