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Review legal essays using IRAC: issue, rule, application, and conclusion. Get feedback on missed issues, rule accuracy, reasoning, and organization, plus recurring patterns across practice sessions, without rewritten essays or model answers.
Turn a Kyoto cherry-blossom trip into an HTML photo essay, from arrival to peak bloom and a memorable moment. A vintage Japanese cassette-package design gives the slides a consistent visual style for sharing with friends and travel readers.
Create an anniversary photo essay as an HTML slide deck, combining a couple’s memories and turning points. Use a coordinated black, pink, and cream design to tell a decade-long story for the couple, family, and friends.
Create a single-page HTML poster with the feel of a newspaper essay. Oversized serif headlines, paper textures, six numbered sections, and annotated quotations organize substantial text into an editorial layout for opinions or launches.
Turn Markdown or notes into a magazine-style HTML article. A large title, centered reading column, distinctive headings, styled quotations, and labeled code blocks give long essays and newsletters a consistent visual structure.
Practice for a U.S. bar exam with questions matched to the exam format, jurisdiction, and weak subjects. Get explanations for answer choices, essay feedback, and session records that reveal recurring mistakes and guide further practice.
Practice a chosen law subject with a fixed number of multiple-choice questions, essay prompts, or flashcards. Get explanations after each answer, record results, and use weak-topic patterns to guide the next study recommendations.
Complete prep for all three scored components of the California Bar Exam: the five written ESSAYS (13 subjects — Business Associations, Civil Procedure, Community Property, Constitutional Law, Contracts, Criminal Law & Procedure, Evidence, Professional Responsibility, Real Property, Remedies, Torts, Trusts, Wills & Succession), the PERFORMANCE TEST, and the multiple-choice MBE (7 subjects). Trigger whenever someone is studying for the California bar (or the MBE) and says things like: "give me the rule for [issue]", "big issues in [subject]", "drill/quiz me on [topic]", "MBE questions on [subject]", "teach me [doctrine]", "build an attack outline", "grade my essay", "memorizable paragraph for [issue]", "performance test approach", or "make a study plan" — or names any tested essay/MBE subject in a study, memorization, drilling, or practice-question context. Also trigger when a student uploads a practice essay, PT, or question set to be graded or turned into rule blocks. When in doubt during bar prep, trigger.
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Write a single-thesis narrative newsletter essay from Ahmad's OpenMark saves. Use when Ahmad wants a thoughtful long-form piece with one clear argument, not a roundup or news recap. Trigger phrases include "essay", "long-form", "think piece", "thoughtful post", "argue that", "make a case for", "/newsletter-essay". Output is one strong thesis sentence + 3–5 narrative sections + closing call-to-think, no tables, no bullets unless necessary.
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Set up a personal profile for legal study by collecting courses, exam dates, learning preferences, strengths, and weak areas. Add past exams, graded essays, and other materials to inform how the plugin supports future study sessions.
Create magazine-style pages for long blog posts, essays, and case studies. The layout combines readable single-column text with a prominent title, captioned figures, highlighted quotations, author details, and related article cards.
Create an HTML slide deck about neighborhood shops using portraits, local voices, and a handmade print style. Organize community stories in a coordinated beige-and-green layout that feels like a small independent magazine.
Create an HTML slide deck that turns a hobby or collection into a story for friends and fellow enthusiasts. The supplied template uses dark navy backgrounds, neon colors, and pixel art inspired by retro arcades.
Turn personal experiences and beliefs into a story-based HTML presentation using a pastel card template. Develop the slide plan, written content, visual direction, and speaker notes for a community talk with a clear narrative arc.
Examine startup ideas, product demand, writing, and career choices through frameworks drawn from Paul Graham’s essays and interviews. Reframe unclear questions, consider user needs and growth, and use writing and iteration to uncover better directions.
Get structured feedback on a legal memo, brief, paper, or exam essay without having it rewritten. Review organization, reasoning, clarity, and citation form, with three prioritized improvements and a record of recurring writing patterns.
Format long articles for blogs and newsletters with a magazine-style layout inspired by Substack and Medium. A centered text column, contrasting headings, styled quotations, and labeled code blocks give readers clear visual cues throughout the page.
Use when writing medical school personal statements, residency application essays, fellowship statements, or graduate school admissions essays. Crafts compelling narratives highlighting clinical experiences, research achievements, and career motivations for healthcare education applications.
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Support a teenager through college applications without taking them over — the parent's actual jobs (logistics, finances, emotional ballast), the ownership lines that keep the application theirs, and the scripts for the hard moments. Use when asked how do I help my kid with college apps, how involved should I be, my teenager won't start their essays, or we disagree about the college list. Produces the role split, the family timeline, the money conversation framework, and the scripts for deadlock, rejection, and the essay you must not write.
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Practise the essay paper (申论) of the Chinese civil service examination (国考 / 省考): work a question from the given materials (给定资料), find the scoring points (要点), draft an answer in the expected format, and mark it the way examiners do. Use when asked 申论怎么写, 帮我批改申论, 归纳概括题怎么答, 申论大作文, 公文写作题, or practise the shenlun paper. Produces a question-type diagnosis, the points extracted from the materials with their source paragraphs, a model answer within the word limit, a marking of the person's own answer against the points, and a practice plan.
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Use when a PERSONAL brand needs long-form WRITTEN content that builds authority rather than sells — LinkedIn posts, X threads, Substack and Medium essays, using PAS-Insight for founders, Story-Lesson-CTA for coaches, and Hook-List-Reveal for creators, with six hook formulas and a 1-to-5 repurpose. Trigger on 'LinkedIn post', 'thought leadership', 'write a Twitter thread', 'newsletter essay', 'Substack post', 'I want to be known for this topic'. Also use when the user has an opinion and wants it turned into a post. Not for — company brand captions, see `37-social-caption-global`; paid ad copy, see `05-ad-copy-global`; short video scripts, see `04-script-video-global`.
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Plan, art-direct, generate, edit, and quality-check tactile minimal-zine bitmap imagery from almost any subject: landscapes, portraits, objects, products, architecture, interiors, existing photographs, moods, article ideas, cultural essays, data, reviews, and social-media card series. Use for 小红书图片, Instagram carousels, poetic posters, editorial covers, photo restyling, visual essays, evidence-aware explainers, or any request for aged paper, photocopy, risograph, letterpress, sparse type, and restrained single-ink character. Routes the subject before choosing composition, preserves identity and factual content when editing, saves reproducible prompts, invokes the runtime-native image generator, and audits the real raster output. Do not use for glossy commercial ads, deterministic UI/vector assets, or exact diagram rendering.
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Write essays, articles, and blog posts in Paul Graham's voice — plain, spoken prose that reasons out loud and lands surprising true claims, not AI filler. Use when asked to write or rewrite something "like Paul Graham", "in PG's style", or to make a piece read like a person thinking on the page rather than generated text. Built from a stylistic model of 18 of his essays (see SOURCES.md).
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Use when the user asks to write, draft, or edit a standalone piece of prose — an article, essay, blog post, tweet, thread, newsletter, announcement, email, pitch, or other copy — and the request does not already name "Hedgehog". Length is not the test: a tweet qualifies the same as an essay. Does not apply to a question about existing code, a bug, a one-off script, or a request that already names Hedgehog (that goes to the `hedgehog` skill instead) or a project that already has `.hedgehog/` (its own installed skills own that session).
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