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Create Chinese explainer videos targeting one minute, from a topic or existing script. The workflow produces narration, storyboards, Remotion animation, subtitles, and MP4 output, with staged reviews and complete scripts preserved even when videos run longer.
Build runnable Foundry tests that demonstrate smart contract vulnerabilities with before-and-after logs and assertions. Use fork tests, which copy blockchain state, and test helpers to reproduce known DeFi incidents or prepare evidence for a report.
Choose and configure AI tools for Web3 security work across web applications, APIs, and Solidity contracts. Follow setup examples for reconnaissance, vulnerability validation, and proof-of-concept generation, then combine automated findings with manual review.
Write and refactor C++20/23 applications, addressing memory management, concurrency, and performance bottlenecks. Produce interfaces, implementations, tests, and relevant CMake updates, then check runtime errors and measure performance before applying targeted optimizations.
Develop content ideas for a specific niche, audience, and goal. Each concept includes a clear angle, an attention-grabbing opening or visual, and a suggested platform and format, with related ideas grouped into series when useful.
Turn vulnerability notes, proof-of-concept code, source code, or security findings into self-contained reports. The skill checks claims against evidence, explains prerequisites and demonstrated impact, and supports both individual vulnerabilities and collections of disclosure reports.
Answer general medical learning questions and clarify common misconceptions using one authoritative guideline or consensus document. Receive a concise conclusion, explanation, and source link, with clear limits excluding individual diagnosis and prescribing.
Turn implementation plans, pull request changes, and technical concepts into HTML visual explanations with Plannotator styling. Present diagrams, mockups, and review priorities through an annotation interface, with approval controls for plans and proposals.
Analyze an article to identify where illustrations would help, plan and generate images for concepts, processes, comparisons, or scenes, and insert them into the relevant paragraphs of a Markdown document.
Add illustrations to long articles by identifying concepts, steps, and comparisons that benefit from visuals. The skill plans and generates suitable images, then inserts them into the relevant sections of a Markdown article.
Write or modernize C++ with guidance on C++20, C++23, and C++26 features. Review memory ownership, error handling, and template constraints, with recommendations for compiler protections and runtime checks that detect bugs.
Assess dependency confusion, where a build retrieves a public package instead of an intended private one. Discover internal package names, review registry settings, plan callback-based proofs of execution, and document fixes across major package ecosystems.
Choose charts and diagrams that fit the data and the question readers need to answer. Plan layouts and interactions for large screens and mobile devices, or critique existing visuals for misleading comparisons, unclear labels, and hidden information.
Turn vulnerability notes, proof-of-concept code, source code, or security findings into self-contained reports. The skill checks claims against evidence, explains prerequisites and demonstrated impact, and supports both individual vulnerabilities and collections of disclosure reports.
Turn articles, transcripts, or notes into a structured talk summary. Identify whether the material centers on practical experience or ideas, then extract its narrative, themes, sourced metrics, and gaps to guide further preparation.
Turn articles, notes, or code history into talk preparation materials, including angles, titles, scripts, slide drafts, and revision sheets. Coordinate the stages with user checkpoints, or run an individual stage again.
Prepare evidence for a talk about project experience by comparing git history, release notes, and a source summary. Produce commit and contributor metrics, release analysis, and a factual timeline that flags conflicting or unverified information.
Explain code, design concepts, and system behavior at a chosen level of detail. Get a brief overview or a deeper walkthrough covering execution flow, design choices, alternatives, usage examples, and related code.
Learn programming concepts through a short definition, a minimal code example, and a practical use case. Explanations adapt to experience level, highlight common mistakes, and suggest related topics and a small practice exercise.
Understand SenseNova Team Harness, a workspace you host yourself for collaboration between people and local AI agents. Learn its core concepts, startup requirements, and workflow for assigning tasks, sharing input files, and reviewing versioned deliverables.
Convert text into Mermaid diagrams, which describe visual structures using code. Create process flows, comparisons, mind maps, and system interactions for presentations or documentation, with adjustable layouts and checks for common syntax mistakes.
Create low-pressure review questions that help learners recall and apply what they studied. Use supplied materials to produce questions, grounded answer notes, and a short plan for checking answers, correcting mistakes, and revisiting weak areas.
Clarify project terminology and the relationships between business concepts. Check definitions against concrete scenarios and code, update GLOSSARY.md as terms are agreed, and record significant design decisions with their trade-offs when the stated criteria are met.
Turn existing Markdown material into an article by choosing among suggested next passages. Establish what readers already know, introduce concepts before relying on them, and build the article one selected passage at a time.