Docs & Writing

crimsonblazezero Bundle

钉钉文档（adoc）：创建、读取、编辑、块、评论、附件、导出、版本及Markdown/JSONML写入。原生 .md→dingtalk-misc；文件→dingtalk-drive；知识库→dingtalk-wiki；axls→dingtalk-misc，able→dingtalk-aitable。

crimsonblazezero Skill

KovaScape 报告设计规范

crimsonblazezero Skill

Use when generating, pulling, auditing, filling, or rolling monthly business review reports (月度运营复盘/月报/主管月复盘/当月销售分析) for LingXing ERP and Nanjing Europe Group (南京欧洲组KS) Amazon stores.

crimsonblazezero Skill

DWS `report entry submit` 自动化提交模式：contents JSON 格式、contentType/type映射、重复key检查、附件上传流程。

pinkpixel-dev Skill

Codebase documentation generator. Analyzes project structure, identifies architectural patterns, and generates professional technical documentation.

pinkpixel-dev Skill

Moves track markdown files to the correct album location. Use when the user has track files in Downloads or other locations that need to be placed in an album.

pinkpixel-dev Bundle

Researches DOJ/FBI/SEC press releases, agency statements, and government sources. Use when research needs official government records or agency documentation.

pinkpixel-dev Bundle

Researches project histories, changelogs, developer interviews, and open source documentation. Use when the album subject involves technology projects or developer stories.

pinkpixel-dev Skill

Write comprehensive technical documentation including user guides, how-to articles, system architecture docs, onboarding materials, and knowledge base articles. Creates clear, structured documentation for technical and non-technical audiences. Use when users need technical writing, documentation, tutorials, or knowledge base content.

involvex Skill

Generate hierarchical AGENTS.md knowledge base for a codebase. Creates root + complexity-scored subdirectory documentation.

agentic-in Skill

Work with vault-backed markdown notes in Obsidian, preserving links, filenames, and existing note structure.

agentic-in Skill

Extract, inspect, and summarize PDFs quickly with lightweight tooling before escalating to heavier OCR or layout workflows.

agentic-in Skill

Build or revise presentation structure, slide copy, and export-ready material for PowerPoint-style decks.

jurgendn Bundle

Build, drill, and retain GRE-level vocabulary the way the test actually uses it — meaning clusters, charge (positive/negative), secondary meanings of common words, and recall drills embedded in Text Completion / Sentence Equivalence contexts. Use this skill whenever the user wants to learn GRE words ("GRE word list", "help me memorize vocab", "quiz me on these words", "what does 'protean' mean and how is it tested"), keeps forgetting words, wants a spaced review routine, or wants practice sentences for new words. Also use when TC/SE practice reveals vocabulary gaps. For solving actual TC/SE questions use gre-verbal-reasoning; for IELTS topic vocabulary use ielts-vocabulary-builder.

jurgendn Bundle

Build a compile-ready LaTeX Beamer deck for an academic talk — conference presentation, seminar/colloquium, invited talk, job talk, thesis defense, or a lecture. Use whenever the user wants actual Beamer code for a presentation: "make me Beamer slides", "turn this paper/section into Beamer", "write the .tex for my conference talk", "I need slides for my seminar", "build lecture slides in Beamer", "generate a Beamer deck from these results". Works in two phases — first a per-slide spec, then compile-ready .tex. For deciding the talk's narrative, pacing, and what to cut, use research-talk-planner first (this skill renders that plan into Beamer). For proposals/progress reports in Beamer use deck-beamer-proposal-report; for PowerPoint/Canva business decks use deck-business-report.

jurgendn Bundle

Read marked IELTS Writing feedback in a practice vault and produce a periodic progress report with band trends, recurring errors, revision gains, next priorities, and spaced re-probes of older errors. Use whenever the user asks to "summarise my IELTS progress", "how am I doing", "write a progress report", "track my band scores over time", "what errors keep coming up", "are my essays improving", "review an old error", or requests a monthly/weekly writing report. Also use when the user answers a re-probe recorded in `_dashboard/ielts-reprobe-ledger.yaml`. Read existing feedback; do NOT mark new drafts — use ielts-writing-task1 or ielts-writing-task2. Never invent bands for unmarked attempts and never let recent errors crowd older due errors out of review.

jurgendn Skill

Build, drill, and apply IELTS-relevant vocabulary for Writing, Speaking, and Reading. Use this skill when the user wants to learn topic-specific vocabulary for a particular IELTS theme (environment, technology, education, health, society, economy, crime, media, etc.), improve word choice in their Writing or Speaking responses, learn academic collocations and word families, practise using less common vocabulary naturally, or understand the difference between informal and academic register. Also use when the user asks for synonyms to avoid repetition, wants to build their Academic Word List knowledge, or needs vocabulary for a specific IELTS topic they are about to write or speak about.

jurgendn Bundle

Build a compile-ready LaTeX Beamer deck for a research proposal or a research report — grant/PhD/project proposal defenses, thesis-proposal talks, progress/milestone reviews, mid-term/final project reports, and committee or funder updates. Use when the user wants Beamer slides organized around objectives, work packages, timeline/Gantt, milestones, deliverables, budget, risks, and progress-vs-plan rather than a single paper's contribution: "Beamer slides for my proposal defense", "progress report deck in LaTeX", "milestone review slides", "PhD proposal presentation", "project final report in Beamer". Two phases: slide-spec, then .tex. For a single paper's results talk use deck-beamer-academic; for PowerPoint/Canva executive reports use deck-business-report; for narrative/pacing of a talk use research-talk-planner.

jurgendn Skill

Plan and structure a research talk (conference presentation, seminar, invited talk, or job talk) from a paper, set of results, or research overview. Use whenever the user needs to turn a paper into slides, structure a 15/20/30/45/60-minute talk, decide what to cut for a short slot, plan a job talk narrative, or figure out how to present technical content to a mixed audience. Also use when the user asks "how do I present this paper", "what should my slides cover", "how long should each section be", or "I only have 15 minutes". A talk is not a paper read aloud — the narrative arc, pacing, and depth of detail must be rebuilt from scratch for a listening audience.

jurgendn Bundle

Write or refine a forward-looking research proposal — a plan for work not yet done, judged on plausibility and feasibility rather than results. Two modes: a PhD research proposal for a prospective supervisor, admissions committee, or fellowship (what you will do over the next several years), or a next-paper proposal pitched to your current advisor (what the next paper is and how you will get there). Trigger on "refine my research proposal", "research plan for my PhD application", "proposal for my professor about the next paper", "what I'll work on for the next N years", "pitch my next project to my advisor", "is my research plan convincing". NOT the SOP essay (apply-sop-writer), not grading a finished draft against a named reader (professor-critic), not stress-testing the idea itself (research-idea-stress-test), and not building defense slides (deck-beamer-proposal-report).

jurgendn Bundle

Choose the right statistical test, compute effect sizes, design power analyses, and report statistics correctly in ML and AI research papers. Use whenever the user asks how to compare two models statistically, whether results are significant, how many seeds to run, how to report variance, which test to use for non-normal data, how to handle multiple comparisons, or how to answer a reviewer challenging statistical validity. Also use when planning an evaluation and needing to decide the number of seeds/trials before running, or when results are borderline and the user needs to know if they can claim significance. Prevents the most common statistical mistakes in ML papers: reporting only means without variance, choosing seeds post-hoc, and conflating statistical significance with practical significance.

jurgendn Skill

Synthesize a fragmented academic conversation into a cohesive, structured markdown report. Use this skill whenever the user has asked many disconnected questions about a topic in one session and now wants a unified write-up that captures what was discussed. Trigger phrases: write a report on our conversation, summarize this discussion into a document, turn this into a readable report, capture everything we talked about, make a note of this whole conversation, write up what we covered. The skill scans the full conversation, groups ideas into themes, identifies gaps, asks 2–4 targeted clarifying questions to fill them, then drafts the report. It does NOT write experimental results sections (use results-writeup), Related Work prose (use related-work-writer), or paper section drafts (use method-section-writer or abstract-and-intro-writer).

markoblogo Bundle

Research and answer evidence-sensitive questions with source, date, unit, and operand discipline. Use for web research, PDF/document QA, policy or finance facts, tables, time series, calculations from retrieved evidence, exact-answer extraction, and any task where wrong source selection, stale facts, nearby table confusion, or formatting errors would matter.

markoblogo Bundle

Enrich a Markdown knowledge base with durable tags, source provenance, existing-note links, and reviewed wiki synthesis while keeping raw notes read-only by default. Use when organizing Obsidian-style notes, refreshing generated wikis, or preparing source-grounded context for agents.

microsoft Bundle

Build a personalized, day-by-day study plan for an upcoming exam, certification, or test. Use this skill whenever someone mentions studying for an exam, prepping for a certification, needs a study schedule, is trying to pass a test by a certain date, or asks for help organizing exam prep, even if they don't use the word "plan" explicitly (e.g. "I have my PMP in 6 weeks and don't know where to start", "help me study for the bar", "I need to prep for the AZ-900"). Also use when someone wants to revise or adjust an existing study plan because their timeline changed, they fell behind, or their confidence in a topic shifted.

microsoft Bundle

Writes natural, first-person spoken presenter scripts (talk tracks) for the slides in a PowerPoint deck, from slide images, or from pasted slide text. Treats existing speaker notes as AUTHORITATIVE when they contradict slide text. Produces one spoken script per slide with delivery cues, calibrated to a target duration and speaking pace, plus a timing table. Use when the user says "write a script for these slides", "I'm presenting slides X-Y, what should I say", "create a presenter script", "turn my speaker notes into a talk track", or "make a 6-minute script for these slides". Do NOT use to create or edit the visible content of slides, to summarize a recorded meeting or transcript, or for general document writing.

peterbamuhigire Bundle

Use when designing or writing a slide deck, pitch, strategy presentation, board update, review, or credentials deck with a visual system, slide economy, builds, and presenter notes. Use design-storytelling-and-case-studies for the narrative spine and document skills for paginated output.

peterbamuhigire Bundle

Use when a page, screen, slide, or document needs its column scaffold, margins, gutters, spacing rhythm, or alignment system defined. Do not use for hierarchy inside an established grid or for breakpoint behaviour; route those to composition or responsive layout.

peterbamuhigire Bundle

Use when an article, essay, documentation page, case study, or web report needs sustained-reading measure, rhythm, landmarks, notes, figures, or captions. Do not use for editable DOCX or print-PDF production; route those artefacts to the document skills.

peterbamuhigire Bundle

Use when a screen, page, slide, or cover needs a deliberate focal point, reading order, figure-ground separation, and visual tension. Do not use for choosing columns or spacing units; route those scaffold decisions to layout-grid-and-spacing.

peterbamuhigire Bundle

Use when structuring the evidence-backed narrative of a design deck, pitch, portfolio piece, or case study around problem, stakes, decisions, before/after, proof, and action. Use deck-system for slide craft and never substitute narrative for a working demonstration.

sidchaudhary Bundle

Produces one weekly operating readout for a store or product from exported performance, traffic, lifecycle, inventory, and support summaries, instead of scattered dashboards. Use when the user wants a single weekly view of what changed, what likely caused it, and what to do next. Boundary: this skill summarizes across whatever data the user brings this week. For a deep read on one specific area (margin, cohorts, checkout, search), use the matching skill directly and feed its output in here as one of the week's inputs.

sidchaudhary Bundle

Runs the daily pass over a store's orders, revenue, and ad spend, flagging only what moved outside its normal band against a trailing baseline, so the morning read is a short ranked list instead of three dashboards. Use as the first loop any store installs. Boundary: `weekly-report` writes one weekly narrative readout across whatever data the user brings. This loop runs daily, diffs against a stored baseline, and reports only exceptions - it is not a summary of everything.

sidchaudhary Bundle

Compares two complete and equal Google Ads periods in the account timezone, names the few campaigns or ad groups driving the movement, and ranks the next checks without changing anything, holding a bad-looking week open until conversion delay has been accounted for. Use weekly. Boundary: `weekly-report` writes the whole-business readout across every channel and `daily-ad-check` is the daily paid-social pass, while `ppc-reporting` defines the numbers this one explains.

sidchaudhary Bundle

Gives a proven search query deliberate keyword, ad-group and landing-page coverage without creating duplicates or mixing intents, checking existing coverage first, choosing a match type for the job, and holding the proposal when no page or ad can honestly answer it. Use after a review finds real demand worth owning. Boundary: `search-term-report` classifies the queries and `negative-keywords` handles the losers, while `keyword-intent` decides which cluster a promoted query joins.

sidchaudhary Bundle

Turns confirmed bad-fit searches into an approval-ready negative keyword draft, choosing the narrowest useful scope and testing every proposed negative against protected searches and existing positive keywords, because negative match types do not behave like positive ones. Use after a search-term review, before excluding any traffic. Boundary: `search-term-report` produces the confirmed candidates this drafts from, and `keyword-expansion` handles the winners travelling the other way.