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Create blog illustrations, technical diagrams, comparisons, comics, and icons through workflows tailored to each format. The skill guides composition, color, and model selection, then stages generated images for review before they are used in a project.
Stress-test ideas, strategies, and plans by breaking them into individual claims for parallel expert agents to challenge. Receive the strongest supporting case, surviving counterarguments, and findings ranked by severity with suggested ways to address weaknesses.
Map sensitive data across the systems you manage, explore what a compromised asset could expose, and maintain a risk register. Record likelihood, impact, owners, mitigations, and review dates to support ongoing security planning.
Create editable tldraw canvases with boxes, arrows, sticky notes, frames, and text. Read an existing canvas to group related ideas and rearrange shapes, then open the resulting file in a compatible editor for further adjustments.
Create and maintain LifeOS skills, from initial file structure to validation and effectiveness testing. Update workflows, improve instructions, and refine descriptions so skills activate for appropriate requests, while checking naming conventions and handling of personal data.
Explore explanations for poorly understood phenomena through repeated hypothesis generation and selection. Compare causal mechanisms, test what happens when components change, and retain distinct candidates with predictions, rival comparisons, and clearly stated unresolved questions.
Find arXiv papers by topic, research category, or paper ID. Retrieve titles, authors, abstracts, and links, check new submissions, and add AlphaXiv's AI-generated overviews when available to help decide which papers to read.
Turn an unclear idea into a specification with testable completion criteria. The skill supports discovery interviews, drafts from existing code, completeness checks, and records of decisions and verification in a shared project document.
Build TypeScript command-line tools for API operations, file conversion, and automation. The skill selects a suitable structure and provides implementation, configuration, usage documentation, JSON output, and error handling with appropriate exit codes.
Maintain personal goals and beliefs with timestamped backups, or analyze project documents to connect problems, goals, strategies, and projects. Turn findings about progress, bottlenecks, and alignment into reports, presentation points, or interactive dashboards.
Analyze a problem by separating fundamental facts from policies and untested assumptions. The skill produces a component breakdown, a constraint table, and a rebuilt solution, helping explain which inherited assumptions may be limiting the available options.
Develop solution ideas through repeated rounds of research, cross-domain borrowing, recombination, and evaluation. Receive ranked candidates with feasibility and novelty scores, supporting and opposing arguments, and a record of where each idea came from and how it changed.
Explore one problem through several distinct perspectives to uncover hidden requirements and edge cases. Turn the findings into testable success criteria, refinements, and failure conditions, stopping when additional perspectives no longer produce new requirements.
Use cmux on macOS to organize visible teams of AI agents, send prompts, inspect terminal output, and monitor completion. Set up role-based teams or have several agents investigate the same problem; live operation remains unproven in the supplied material.
Develop varied ideas for names, writing angles, and problem solving by exploring five candidates internally and presenting the strongest. It also expands small example collections into diverse datasets for evaluation, training, or testing.
Improve writing, prompts, or skills through repeated review cycles that carry forward lessons and rejected approaches. Human feedback guides each pass by default, while saved history supports resuming work and tracking progress.
Create and improve prompts for agents, workflows, and AI evaluations. Reusable Handlebars templates, which insert data into a fixed structure, help generate consistent instructions from YAML or JSON inputs for use in other tasks.
Investigate recurring problems by mapping feedback loops, the cycles through which effects influence their causes. Identify underlying structures, match known patterns, and assess where changes could help and what unintended effects they might produce.
Build and maintain a public profile from LifeOS goals, projects, ideas, and work themes. Rule-based filters remove sensitive details, while preview and approval workflows let you review changes before deploying the profile site.
Find quotes that fit a text’s themes, with attribution and a short reason for each suggestion. Add sourced quotes, research thinkers, and organize a quote collection by theme and usage history to avoid repetition.
Analyze recent work history and recurring frustration to identify problems that existing skills or workflows do not address. Receive a ranked shortlist of new skill ideas, with supporting evidence, for deciding what to build next.
Compare options through a debate among agents given distinct expertise and positions for the topic. Choose a three-round discussion with a visible transcript and synthesis, or a one-round check that presents initial perspectives.
Review stored LifeOS goals and personal context against available records such as sleep, app usage, work, and expenses. The skill prioritizes stale information and contradictions, proposes corrections for approval, and reviews the gap between current and ideal states.
Apply over 240 reusable prompt templates to summarize content, extract insights, improve writing, review code, or analyze security threats. It reads each template directly and returns results in the format defined for that task.