aribajahan
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- ▌ Map · aribajahanRegenerate an index of the skills in your system by reading each skill's frontmatter: what it does, when it runs, and what it reads and writes.
- ▌ Wrap · aribajahanClose out a work session so the next one starts from somewhere instead of from zero: update the plan, log the decisions and what was ruled out, stage what tomorrow needs, and say what's next.
- ▌ Resume · aribajahanPick a project back up where it stopped, by reading its plan and its last session log entry before doing anything.
- ▌ Portfolio · aribajahanRegenerate the project index from disk: what exists, what it is, and what's next on each one, derived fresh every time rather than hand-maintained.
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- ▌ Drift Check · aribajahanFinds the parts of a personal skill or automation system that broke quietly: skills pointing at renamed folders, scheduled tasks writing to paths that no longer exist, two files claiming to be the same source of truth, credentials sitting in prompt or skill files, and skills nothing calls. Reports only, never repairs.
- ▌ New Project · aribajahanScaffold a project folder with the files that make it resumable: a plan, a session log, a short constraints file, and a place for messy in-progress work.
- ▌ Content Seed · aribajahanCatches an observation worth writing about later (a sharp angle, a point of view, a line only you could have said) before it dies in the transcript. Distills it to a seed and files it where your writing sessions will find it. Fires on its own when a publishable observation surfaces in any session; also runs when you say "content seed", "/content-seed", "this is a seed", or "capture that angle".
- ▌ Decision Log · aribajahanCaptures a decision, what was decided, why, and what was ruled out and why, so a future session doesn't relitigate a settled question.
- ▌ Human And AI · aribajahanScans research and long-form writing for what AI is doing to human judgment, agency, craft, learning and connection, and under what conditions it extends thinking versus replaces it. Writes one dated report. Use whenever you want a read on what AI is doing to people, not just to products.
- ▌ Plain English · aribajahanRemove the signs of AI-generated writing so text reads as if a person wrote it. Use when editing or reviewing prose. Based on Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing" guide, plus an opinionated second pass on specificity and performed profundity. Catches inflated significance, promotional language, superficial -ing analyses, vague attributions, em dash overuse, rule of three, AI vocabulary, negative parallelisms, filler, and lines that sound like conclusions but make no claim.
- ▌ Portfolio Check · aribajahanShows what's next on every active project, in one place, so the user can pick one thing to work on instead of holding all of them in their head.
- ▌ AI Industry Scan · aribajahanScans named AI company sources for what changed in products, deployment and business models, and what behavior each change is trying to make normal. Writes one dated report. Use whenever you want to know what moved in AI this week.
- ▌ Product And Habit · aribajahanScans strategy and culture writing for cases where products are earning or losing a real place in people's lives, then verifies each one at the product itself. Writes one dated report. Use whenever you want to know which products are building real habit and trust, versus which are just demanding attention.
- ▌ Research Synthesis · aribajahanReads across the dated reports the other scans produced and says what the pattern is, why it matters, and what's worth writing about. Conversational by default; say "write it" for something short in writing. Takes a window, such as "synthesis september" or "synthesis last two weeks". Use whenever you want to think out loud about a piece before drafting it, or want to know what the research turned up.
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- ▌ Prepare For Sharing · aribajahanTurn a private skill (or a set of them) into a clean, publicly shareable copy without leaking anything. Triage what can be shared, strip personal info, paths, names and credentials, rewrite fresh where the original is too personal, keep the judgment and the curated source lists that make it useful, guardrail it against prompt injection, verify, and stage a repo. Use when you want to extract a skill from a private system and publish it, or add one to an existing public skills repo.
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