Jeremylongworth Source@AgentSkills

Create QA matrices for features, releases, platforms, browsers, devices, roles, permissions, and risk areas. Use when Codex is asked to organize test coverage, release QA, compatibility checks, or risk-based validation into a matrix.

Write and review product requirements documents, feature specs, implementation briefs, and acceptance criteria. Use when Codex is asked to turn research, feedback, product decisions, or roadmap ideas into a PRD, product spec, feature brief, requirements doc, or implementation-ready product plan.

Draft creator brand pitch outreach and partnership angles. Use when Codex is asked to write influencer sponsor pitches, brand partnership emails, intro messages, collaboration angles, outreach variants, or follow-up notes for creator brand deals.

Assess engineering release risk and readiness. Use when Codex is asked for a go/no-go recommendation, rollout risk, release checklist, deployment readiness, rollback plan, monitoring plan, migration risk, or production change review.

Write creator video scripts for short-form, long-form, sponsored, educational, story, and product content. Use when Codex is asked for a video script, shot-by-shot outline, voiceover, talking points, b-roll notes, or retention beats.

Create executive decision memos for ambiguous strategic, operating, product, finance, hiring, partnership, or risk decisions. Use when Codex is asked to frame options, compare tradeoffs, recommend a decision, define decision criteria, or prepare an executive decision log entry.

Plan end-to-end tests for user journeys, browser flows, CLI workflows, APIs, and multi-system behavior. Use when Codex is asked to define E2E coverage, Playwright/Cypress-style flows, smoke tests, or release-critical user paths.

Turn issues, bug reports, feature requests, and engineering tasks into implementation plans. Use when Codex is asked to analyze an issue, clarify scope, propose code changes, define acceptance criteria, identify affected areas, or plan tests before implementation.

Draft user-facing release notes for software, libraries, skillsets, and documentation releases. Use when Codex is asked to write release notes, summarize changes for a version, distinguish highlights from fixes, or prepare publication notes.

Draft creator sponsorship renewal pitches and follow-up partnership proposals. Use when Codex is asked to turn campaign results into a renewal pitch, upsell proposal, follow-up email, longer-term partnership idea, or next-campaign recommendation.

Classify and prioritize customer support tickets. Use when Codex is asked to triage support requests, assign severity, identify customer impact, summarize ticket facts, route ownership, detect missing information, or prepare next support actions.

Create executive action trackers, owner follow-up lists, leadership meeting action logs, and decision follow-through summaries. Use when Codex is asked to convert meetings, briefs, decisions, or risks into owner actions, deadlines, follow-ups, and accountability lists.

Create creator sponsorship campaign recap reports. Use when Codex is asked to summarize influencer campaign performance, sponsor results, deliverables, links, screenshots, metrics, learnings, audience response, and next recommendations.

Write creator captions for social posts, short-form videos, carousels, launches, sponsored posts, and community prompts. Use when Codex is asked for captions, post copy, CTAs, hashtag notes, disclosure-safe sponsor captions, or caption variants.

Design, implement, and review game user interfaces. Use when Codex is asked to create or improve HUDs, menus, overlays, inventory screens, ability bars, dialogue UI, controller navigation, accessibility, onboarding, game settings, UI motion, visual hierarchy, or game-specific frontend flows.

Improve README files for open-source projects, libraries, tools, and skill repositories. Use when Codex is asked to rewrite, audit, restructure, or strengthen a README with clearer positioning, install steps, usage examples, validation, roadmap, or contribution guidance.

Draft safe customer support replies. Use when Codex is asked to write, review, or improve a support response, customer update, troubleshooting reply, policy-aware answer, apology, follow-up question, or success/support communication that needs human approval before sending.

Write or improve API documentation from code, specs, schemas, or examples. Use when Codex is asked to document endpoints, SDK methods, request and response shapes, auth, errors, rate limits, examples, or OpenAPI-style contracts.

Define creator content pillars, audience promises, recurring themes, and content lanes. Use when Codex is asked to create a creator strategy, organize content ideas, define topics for a creator, or turn a niche into repeatable content categories.

Plan application deployments across hosting environments and release targets. Use when Codex is asked to deploy an app, design a deployment runbook, choose deployment steps, define rollout order, or prepare a deployment plan without directly changing production.

Prepare support escalation handoffs. Use when Codex is asked to escalate a customer issue, summarize severity and impact, package reproduction evidence, create an engineering handoff, prepare a billing/security/legal escalation, or request an internal decision.

Design, structure, and review interactive game narrative. Use when Codex is asked to create or improve story flow, plot beats, branching narrative, quests with story consequences, character arcs, dialogue structure, lore delivery, cutscene pacing, scene outlines, player choice, or narrative design docs.

Write migration guides for breaking changes, API changes, package upgrades, repo restructures, and workflow changes. Use when Codex is asked to help users move from one version, API, setup, host, or process to another.

Create practical owner dashboards for small business owners, solo founders, agencies, and local operators. Use when Codex is asked for a monthly owner dashboard, business snapshot, operating summary, cash/customer/staffing overview, or owner-ready status report.

Create podcast episode outlines for creators, interviews, solo episodes, panels, and repurposed content. Use when Codex is asked for podcast structure, segment plan, guest questions, sponsor slots, talking points, intro/outro, or clip opportunities.

Create AI adoption and change-management plans for teams and organizations. Use when Codex is asked to plan AI rollout, training, adoption, workflow change, stakeholder communication, enablement, or operating model changes.

Create AI risk registers for agentic AI, GenAI pilots, AI vendors, and AI-enabled workflows. Use when Codex is asked to assess AI risks, map governance concerns, identify controls, prepare AI risk reviews, or summarize model/data/process risks.

Design authentication and authorization flows for backend APIs and applications. Use when Codex is asked to plan login, sessions, tokens, roles, permissions, OAuth/OIDC, API keys, service accounts, tenant access, or auth-related error behavior.

Turn bug reports into reproducible steps and diagnostic plans. Use when Codex is asked to reproduce a bug, reduce a flaky issue, define observed versus expected behavior, isolate environment variables, or write a minimal reproduction.

Triage cash-flow pressure for owners and operators using supplied financial context. Use when Codex is asked to summarize cash risk, review receivables/payables, identify cash conservation options, prepare a cash triage memo, or create owner cash action lists.

Design CI workflows and quality gates for builds, tests, linting, security checks, packaging, and release automation. Use when Codex is asked to plan or review CI/CD workflows across GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure Pipelines, CircleCI, or other systems.

Classify creator community comments, DMs, replies, member posts, and fan feedback by intent, urgency, sentiment, risk, owner, and next action. Use when Codex is asked to triage social comments, creator DMs, Discord or community posts, fan replies, audience questions, moderation queues, engagement backlogs, or community feedback packets for review.

Build creator content calendars and publishing cadences. Use when Codex is asked to create a 7-day, 30-day, weekly, or campaign content calendar across platforms, pillars, formats, CTAs, production status, and posting checklists.

Design dashboards for product, business, finance, support, growth, and operational reporting. Use when Codex is asked to create dashboard specs, KPI layouts, chart choices, filters, drilldowns, alerting, or decision-oriented BI views.

Write reviewed KPI and metric narratives from supplied data, definitions, and assumptions. Use when Codex is asked to explain a metric movement, summarize dashboard results, write an executive metric update, describe activation/retention/revenue trends, or turn analysis into a decision-ready narrative.

Design, audit, and improve QA and test strategy for software, games, websites, products, and launches. Use when Codex is asked about test plans, acceptance tests, regression, smoke testing, exploratory testing, automation scope, risk-based coverage, test data, release gates, defect triage, QA checklists, or verification strategy.

Plan regression checks for bug fixes, features, refactors, and release candidates. Use when Codex is asked to identify regression risk, define a regression test plan, verify a fix, choose smoke tests, or decide what must be retested after a code change.

Create and review hooks for short-form creator content. Use when Codex is asked to write TikTok, Reels, Shorts, LinkedIn, X, or short-video hooks, opening lines, pattern interrupts, or retention-focused first seconds.

Write task-focused tutorials for developers, users, maintainers, or operators. Use when Codex is asked to create a walkthrough, quickstart, how-to, learning path, or step-by-step guide that leads to a verified outcome.

Write architecture documentation and ADRs for software systems, repos, libraries, and workflow bundles. Use when Codex is asked to document system structure, module boundaries, decisions, tradeoffs, dependencies, diagrams, or architecture decision records.

Create backend test plans for APIs, services, databases, auth, integrations, and background jobs. Use when Codex is asked to define unit, integration, contract, migration, security, performance, or regression tests for backend changes.

Create creator sponsorship campaign proposals. Use when Codex is asked to write influencer campaign proposals, sponsor concepts, deliverable plans, content angles, campaign timelines, measurement plans, or partnership scopes.

Review cloud, hosting, CI, storage, database, and observability cost risks. Use when Codex is asked to estimate or reduce infrastructure cost, review usage drivers, flag cost surprises, or plan cost guardrails across cloud providers.

Design, generate, implement, debug, and review game sound effects and interactive audio. Use when Codex is asked about SFX, Foley, ambience, UI sounds, combat sounds, creature sounds, weapon audio, footsteps, spatial audio, procedural audio, audio events, middleware integration, mix behavior, sound libraries, generated sound assets, Unity audio, Unreal MetaSounds, FMOD, Wwise, or game audio implementation.

Build creator media kit copy and structure. Use when Codex is asked to create or improve an influencer media kit, creator one-sheet, audience overview, brand partnership page, sponsor profile, or partnership capabilities summary.

Define business, product, financial, and operational metrics. Use when Codex is asked to create a metrics dictionary, clarify KPI definitions, specify formulas, owners, grains, filters, caveats, or source-of-truth rules.

Plan, launch, audit, and optimize paid acquisition campaigns across search, paid social, display, retargeting, Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Meta Ads, creative testing, budgets, bidding, audience strategy, landing pages, conversion tracking, and ROAS/CAC performance. Use when Codex is asked about paid media strategy or campaign optimization.

Draft creator rate cards and pricing structures for sponsorship discussions. Use when Codex is asked to create influencer rate cards, pricing tables, package rates, usage-rights pricing notes, add-on pricing, or rate rationale from supplied creator inputs.

Design backend API rate limits, quotas, throttling, and abuse controls. Use when Codex is asked to define limits by user, tenant, token, IP, endpoint, plan, or workload, including headers, errors, retries, and operational monitoring.

Plan SQL analyses without assuming direct database access. Use when Codex is asked to design SQL queries, outline joins, filters, CTEs, aggregations, validation checks, or data quality steps for analytics and BI questions.

Select and design AI pilots with clear hypotheses, success metrics, guardrails, and decision rules. Use when Codex is asked to choose AI pilots, compare pilot candidates, define pilot scope, create a pilot scorecard, or decide what AI experiment to run first.

Create concise executive briefings for CEOs, founders, owners, chiefs of staff, and leadership teams. Use when Codex is asked for a weekly CEO brief, executive summary, leadership briefing, operating update, strategic snapshot, or decision-ready 1-page brief.

Synthesize product feedback, support tickets, interviews, surveys, reviews, and voice-of-customer data into themes, evidence, opportunities, and product recommendations. Use when Codex is asked to analyze feedback corpora, find patterns, summarize customer pain, or turn raw feedback into product insights.

Design, generate, animate, export, and review game-ready 2D sprites and sprite pipelines. Use when Codex is asked about pixel art, 2D character sprites, enemy sprites, sprite sheets, animation frames, texture atlases, tile sets, autotiles, UI icons, item icons, VFX sprites, transparent backgrounds, frame grids, pivots/origins, hitboxes, Phaser sprites, Aseprite exports, Tiled tilesets, or HTML5 game-ready 2D assets.

Turn resolved support issues into knowledge base drafts. Use when Codex is asked to create, update, or review a KB article, help-center article, support runbook, troubleshooting guide, known issue note, FAQ, or reusable resolution from a completed ticket.

Repurpose long-form creator content into short-form clips and social assets. Use when Codex is asked to turn videos, podcasts, livestreams, newsletters, blogs, or interviews into Shorts, Reels, TikToks, clips, carousels, captions, or quote posts.

Threat model agent skills, skillsets, and install paths. Use when Codex is asked to identify risks in a skill, define assets and trust boundaries, review permissions, or summarize security risks before installing or publishing a skill.

Audit web and app interfaces using visual evidence. Use when Codex is asked to critique UI/UX, polish a design, inspect a localhost app, compare screenshots, find visual hierarchy/layout/typography/color/spacing/state/responsiveness/accessibility issues, or provide annotated design feedback grounded in browser screenshots.

Design API contracts for backend services, SDKs, and integrations. Use when Codex is asked to define endpoints, request/response shapes, resource models, status codes, idempotency, versioning, pagination, filtering, or OpenAPI-style API contracts.

Prepare startup fundraising data room checklists and readiness reviews. Use when Codex is asked to create a data room index, diligence checklist, document readiness plan, fundraising prep checklist, investor diligence folder structure, or missing-items review.