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Evaluate beliefs and spiritual claims by asking what evidence could show them to be wrong. Plan personal trials of practices such as meditation, review observed results, and write principles that distinguish evidence from personal experience.
Work through a difficult situation by examining three options: change it, accept it, or leave it. Turn the chosen option into an action plan, an exit timeline, or a practice for finding constructive perspectives.
Prepare honest refusals and feedback by separating facts from personal preferences. Review gaps between what you think and say, make praise specific, and direct criticism toward actions or practices while respecting privacy and confidentiality.
Explore career or side-project directions by identifying abilities that feel like play to you but work to others. Assess what makes them distinctive and shape them into a small product, tool, or content project.
Review habitual phone scrolling through three days of screen-time records, changes to app access, and alternatives such as reading or walking. If the plan proves difficult, this skill helps narrow the goal to something more manageable.
Evaluate everyday tasks using a deliberately high personal hourly rate. Review weekly activities, identify tasks to delegate or drop, and examine whether rising spending is keeping you from having more control over your time.
Evaluate partners and opportunities by asking whether trust, knowledge, and reputation can build over ten years. This skill provides questions for weighing quick returns against lasting cooperation in which everyone benefits.
Reflect on everyday dissatisfaction by identifying desires, choosing one major priority, and noticing attention to past or future events. Turn meditation, acceptance, or habit changes into a daily practice with weekly self-assessments.
Explore personal meaning by reflecting on significant experiences, sacrifices, and mortality. Develop a one-sentence statement of what matters, then reconsider how to spend limited time using a monthly question about having one year left.
Examine career and collaboration choices through the principal-agent problem: differences between an owner's interests and those of someone acting for them. The skill helps assess how rewards connect to value created and where partners' incentives may diverge.
Explore the overview and terminology of The Almanack of Naval Ravikant, or reflect on happiness, meditation, relationships, and judgment. The skill selects relevant book material and prioritizes separate topic skills when they are installed.
Build a reading habit by starting with interesting chapters and switching books when needed. This skill also guides you toward foundational works in a new subject and uses explaining what you learn to check your understanding.
Sort out other people's expectations from actual commitments, reflect on anger, and review living costs against income. This skill helps you examine personal boundaries and the financial room needed to turn down unwanted work.
Examine how a job or business generates income through ownership, responsibility, and leverage—ways to expand output beyond personal working hours. Use the framework to consider equity, products, or content while setting limits on downside risk.
Examine beliefs tied to personal labels and rethink habits that resist change. The skill guides reflection, acknowledgment of avoided facts, and a new self-image supported by commitments to others and small daily actions.
Use ideas from The Almanack of Naval Ravikant to explore wealth building, career choices, decisions, happiness, and reading. The skill connects each question with relevant material from the book to help structure your thinking.
Work through major choices such as changing jobs, moving, or choosing a partner using simple decision rules. Examine whether to decline an uncertain opportunity, compare equally viable options, and reserve time for decisions with lasting consequences.
Reflect on comparison, envy, and social pressure by distinguishing competition for rank from shared value creation and personal growth. Examine outside approval, question selective envy, and choose an action guided by personal standards.
Turn books, transcripts, courses, and interviews into reusable agent skills. Extract practical frameworks and procedures, verify their source support, test representative tasks, and compile the results into a single entry or a skill pack.
Examine important choices and assess claims by rebuilding their reasoning from basic knowledge. Use mental models, reusable ways to understand problems, to compare conclusions, identify unknowns, and consider long-term consequences.
Practice observing repetitive thoughts without fighting them, label them as fear, desire, or neutral, and build a daily meditation routine. Weekly journaling helps organize emotions that surface and distinguish thoughts from issues requiring immediate action.
Review how close relationships influence your habits and outlook, then clarify the values you want in friends or partners. The skill guides a relationship inventory and helps identify boundaries or steps toward joining new communities.
Generate and download images through APIMart's asynchronous GPT-Image-2 API. Use when Codex needs APIMart image generation, GPT-Image-2 text-to-image, image-to-image with reference URLs or local image files, 1k/2k/4k output, aspect-ratio control, task polling, or saving APIMart image results locally.
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用于处理写书过程中的章节截图与插图工作流。适用于：梳理某一章需要哪些截图、逐步给出 Claude Code 实操提示词、规定截图文件名与图号映射、回填本地 Markdown 中的图片位置、清理作者备注为读者版正文、以及把章节和图片按正确位置同步到 Feishu 文档。用户如果提到“书的截图”“章节配图”“图号对应”“放到原文里”“上传飞书文档”“按刚才那套流程来”，应触发此 skill。
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