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academic-paper-structuring
A set of skills for designing, writing, and refining the logical structure and content of academic research papers, specifically focusing on introductions and discussions.
These skills focus on the high-level logical architecture and specific section composition (introduction and discussion) of academic papers, rather than general formatting, translation, or CV generation.
- Create a logical outline for the introduction of a machine learning paper that highlights the research gap.
- Architect the discussion section to effectively interpret results and compare them with existing literature.
c4-architecture-documentation
A suite of specialized skills for generating and synthesizing documentation across the four levels of the C4 software architecture model.
The skills differ by the specific abstraction level of the C4 model they target, ranging from the broadest system context to the most granular code implementation.
- Create a high-level system context diagram showing how our e-commerce platform interacts with external payment providers.
- Analyze the source code of the authentication module to generate a detailed code-level C4 diagram.
content-creation-and-editing
A suite of skills for researching, drafting, refining, and converting written content across various formats and platforms.
These skills differ by their specific stage in the content lifecycle, ranging from initial research and drafting to rigorous editing and format conversion.
- Help me research and outline a deep-dive technical blog post about Kubernetes security, then draft the first section with citations.
- Convert this Bilibili video transcript into a structured Notion page and then use the ruthless editor to tighten the prose.
contract-analysis
A suite of tools for reviewing, explaining, and analyzing legal agreements to identify risks and manage lifecycle events.
The skills differ by their specific focus, ranging from comprehensive multi-layered reviews and risk flagging to specific clause explanations, NDA analysis, and renewal management.
- Review this service agreement and highlight any high-risk clauses.
- Explain what the indemnification clause in this contract means in plain English.
doc-management
A set of skills for creating, co-authoring, and extracting content from various document platforms.
The skills differ by their specific function (co-authoring vs. scraping vs. writing) and the target platform (general vs. Feishu vs. Tencent).
- Help me draft a technical specification document using a structured co-authoring workflow.
- Extract the text content from this Feishu document link.
document-processing
A collection of tools for parsing, generating, converting, and extracting data from various document formats.
These skills differ by their specific input/output formats (e.g., OCR for images, Markdown export, DOCX generation) and the underlying engine used for parsing or creation.
- Extract all text and tables from this scanned PDF file.
- Generate a formal report in DOCX format using the provided template and data.
documentation-management
A suite of skills for creating, updating, cleaning, and structuring project documentation and guides.
These skills differ by their specific focus on either generating new content, maintaining existing structures, cleaning obsolete data, or providing specific platform guides like Feishu.
- Generate a standard README file for a new Python project using the readme-standard skill.
- Clean up outdated sections in the existing API documentation using the docs-cleaner skill.
docx-manipulation
A set of skills for creating, editing, analyzing, and extracting content from Microsoft Word .docx files.
These skills differ in their specific implementation approaches, such as using official libraries versus direct XML manipulation, or offering specialized features like tracked changes and comments.
- Create a professional report in .docx format with specific headings and bullet points.
- Extract all text from a .docx file and convert it to plain text.
email-workflow-management
A set of skills for processing, drafting, polishing, and converting emails and related documents.
These skills differ by their specific function in the email lifecycle, ranging from raw processing and CLI interaction to content refinement and format conversion.
- Polish the draft email to make it more professional before sending.
- Save the current email thread into a document for future reference.
cloud-drive-management
A set of skills for organizing, uploading, sharing, and cleaning up files within cloud storage platforms like Google Drive and Feishu.
These skills differ by their specific target platform (Feishu vs. Google Workspace) and their operational focus, ranging from basic file uploads and downloads to complex organizational recipes and cleanup routines.
- Organize the 'Inbox' folder in Google Drive by moving files into subfolders based on their file extension.
- Upload a local PDF to Feishu Cloud Drive and share it with a specific team member via email.
document-format-conversion
A set of skills for converting and formatting documents between various markup and output formats such as Markdown, HTML, and PDF.
These skills differ by their specific source and target formats, ranging from structural conversion between HTML, Markdown, and PDF to stylistic formatting of Markdown content.
- Convert this raw HTML file into a clean PDF document.
- Beautify this plain text article by adding proper Markdown headings and frontmatter.
meeting-documentation
A set of skills for capturing, structuring, and summarizing meeting content into various document formats.
These skills focus specifically on processing and formatting meeting-related content, distinguishing them from general OCR, translation, or project documentation tools.
- Generate formal construction meeting minutes from the provided raw notes.
- Create AI-generated meeting notes from the attached audio transcript.
academic-journal-formatting
A set of skills for adhering to specific formatting and stylistic guidelines of top-tier management and organizational journals.
The skills differ by targeting specific journals (JHE, JHR, JIBS, OrgSci, OrgStud) and specific aspects of submission (tables/figures vs. writing style).
- Format this table to meet the specific requirements of the Journal of Human Resources.
- Rewrite this paragraph to match the writing style of Organization Science.
second-brain-management
A suite of skills for ingesting, organizing, maintaining, and querying a personal knowledge base or second brain.
These skills focus specifically on the lifecycle and maintenance of a structured personal knowledge base (second brain), distinguishing them from general note-taking or static document storage.
- Ingest this new article into my second brain and link it to related concepts.
- Run a lint check on my knowledge base to find broken links and orphaned notes.
latex-documentation
A collection of skills for creating, formatting, and managing various types of academic and professional documents using LaTeX.
These skills differ by the specific type of LaTeX document they target, such as posters, theses, papers, or general document organization and conversion.
- Create a professional research poster in LaTeX using beamerposter for a conference presentation.
- Organize a LaTeX conference template to ensure it meets specific submission guidelines.
legal-document-drafting
A collection of skills for generating, formatting, and structuring specific legal documents and correspondence.
These skills focus on the creation and formatting of specific legal instruments and correspondence rather than general legal advice or case strategy.
- Draft a non-disclosure agreement for a freelance contract.
- Create a cease-and-desist letter regarding copyright infringement.
markdown-authoring
A collection of skills for creating, formatting, and converting Markdown documents, including specialized support for diagrams and rendering.
These skills differ by their specific focus on either the structural formatting of Markdown, the integration of visual elements like Mermaid diagrams, or the conversion and rendering of Markdown into other formats like HTML.
- Write a technical report in Markdown that includes a Mermaid flowchart to illustrate the system architecture.
- Convert the existing Markdown notes into a formatted HTML report for web distribution.
clinical-documentation
A set of skills for generating, summarizing, and interpreting structured medical and physiotherapy records.
These skills differ by their specific clinical context (general medical vs. physiotherapy) and document type (assessment, progress, discharge, or billing).
- Generate a SOAP note for a patient with chronic lower back pain based on today's assessment.
- Decode the line items on this medical bill to identify which services are covered by insurance.
digital-note-management
A collection of skills for creating, organizing, and retrieving notes across various digital note-taking platforms and APIs.
These skills differ by the specific note-taking application or API they interact with, such as Apple Notes, Obsidian, Notion, or Wolai, each requiring distinct integration methods and data structures.
- Create a new note in Apple Notes with the title 'Meeting Summary' and add bullet points for the action items.
- Search for all notes in Obsidian that contain the tag #project-alpha and list their file paths.
story-workflow
A comprehensive suite for managing the entire lifecycle of narrative fiction, from initial setup and analysis to writing, reviewing, and importing content.
These skills differ by their specific stage in the narrative process (setup, analysis, writing, review) and the length of the work they target (short vs. long form).
- Set up a new novel project and scan the existing draft for structural issues.
- Write a short story based on the provided outline and then review it for pacing.
obsidian-file-formatting
A set of skills for creating and editing specific Obsidian file formats including Bases, JSON Canvas, and Flavored Markdown.
These skills differ by the specific Obsidian file extension and structure they manipulate, such as .base for database views, .canvas for visual graphs, and .md for standard notes.
- Create a .base file that displays all notes with the 'project' tag in a table view sorted by date.
- Generate a .canvas file that maps out the workflow steps with connected nodes and groups.
pdf-document-processing
A collection of skills for extracting, converting, editing, and analyzing data from PDF documents.
These skills differ by their specific output format (e.g., Word, PPT, Feishu), processing depth (e.g., simple splitting vs. complex OCR/validation), and specialized use cases (e.g., academic redaction vs. general conversion).
- Convert a batch of scanned PDF invoices into structured Excel data using OCR.
- Extract text and metadata from a research paper PDF and summarize it into a Feishu document.
presentation-creation
A suite of tools for generating, analyzing, optimizing, and managing PowerPoint and web-based slide decks.
These skills differ by their specific function in the presentation lifecycle, ranging from initial content generation and creative styling to technical optimization, analysis, and web-based rendering frameworks.
- Generate a 10-slide investor pitch deck using the AI PPT generator.
- Analyze the existing presentation for design consistency and compress the file size.
resume-creation-and-optimization
A suite of tools for drafting, formatting, and refining professional resumes and CVs for various industries, career stages, and application systems.
These skills differ by their specific focus on career stage (executive, graduate, returner), industry (consulting, banking), geographic format (country-specific), or technical optimization (ATS detection, gap scoring) rather than general document creation.
- Create a tailored CV for a senior executive applying to a Fortune 500 company.
- Analyze my current resume against a specific job description to identify skill gaps and optimize for ATS compatibility.
technical-documentation
A family of skills for creating, structuring, and refining technical documentation, including guides, references, and specifications.
These skills differ by their specific focus within the documentation lifecycle, ranging from high-level structural frameworks and exhaustive reference building to granular tasks like proofreading and concise writing.
- Create a Diátaxis-compliant how-to guide for deploying the new API.
- Proofread and edit the existing reference manual for clarity and conciseness.
text-refinement-and-summarization
A collection of skills for improving text readability, removing AI artifacts, and condensing content into summaries.
These skills differ in their specific focus on either humanizing text to remove robotic tones or condensing information into summaries, with some specialized for specific formats like PDFs or novels.
- Rewrite this AI-generated paragraph to sound more natural and human-like.
- Summarize the key points of this long article into a concise brief.
wiki-management
A suite of skills for creating, maintaining, and interacting with wiki-based documentation systems like Confluence and Codex.
These skills differ by their specific role in the wiki lifecycle, ranging from initial setup and page creation to content maintenance, reading, and answering questions.
- Set up a new wiki structure and publish the initial overview page to Confluence.
- Answer a specific technical question by querying the existing wiki content.
word-document-management
A collection of skills for creating, reading, analyzing, and editing Microsoft Word documents in various formats and contexts.
These skills differ in their specific focus, such as general creation, specialized analysis, or handling different regional or version-specific Word document standards.
- Create a professional business proposal in .docx format with specific styling.
- Extract all text and tables from a complex Word document for data analysis.
sepia-writing-suite
A specialized family of skills for creating, refining, and auditing high-quality prose and documentation using the Sepia framework and related writing standards.
These skills differ by their specific stage in the writing lifecycle, ranging from initial drafting and style emulation (sepia-write, ai-writing-humanizer) to structural refactoring (sepia-refactor) and final compliance auditing (writing-guidelines, sepia-review).
- Refactor this technical documentation to improve clarity and flow using the sepia-refactor skill.
- Review my blog post for compliance with writing guidelines and suggest edits to make it sound more human.
zotero-extension-guides
A collection of guides for configuring and using specific Zotero browser extensions and add-ons.
These skills differ by the specific Zotero add-on or feature they address, such as translation, theming, or style management.
- How do I install and configure the Zotero PDF Translate extension?
- What are the steps to set up the Zotero Night Theme for dark mode reading?