jimmyhoran
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- ▌ Two Way Door · jimmyhoranEvaluate a decision using Jeff Bezos's two-way door framework, score its reversibility from 1 to 5, explain the binding cost or blast-radius constraint, and recommend proportionate deliberation. Use when someone is weighing options or approaching a consequential product, architecture, hiring, public brand, regulatory, or contractual commitment. Score distinct decisions separately when the context contains more than one choice.
- ▌ Funnel Teardown · jimmyhoranTear down a competitor's (or your own) complete offer — funnel, landing page, lead magnet, upsell path, pricing strategy, emails, and CTAs — then connect the dots into four answers, why people buy, where people drop off, what's missing, and where money is being left on the table. Use when the user wants to analyze a competitor's funnel or offer, shares a competitor's landing page, pricing page, or email sequence and asks what's working, or says things like 'tear down this funnel', 'funnel audit', 'offer teardown', 'why do people buy from them', 'where are they leaving money on the table', 'what can I steal from their funnel', or 'find the gaps in this offer'.
- ▌ Search Discovery · jimmyhoran bundlePrepare a new, changed, moved, or deleted website URL for discovery by search engines and AI answer engines. Use when the user asks to get a site or page indexed, request a recrawl or refetch, submit a URL to Brave, Google, or Bing, set up IndexNow, update or validate a sitemap, diagnose a page missing from search, or launch a newly published website. Check indexability and sitemap integrity before acting, follow each engine's current official discovery or submission guidance, and report submissions as requests rather than guaranteed indexing.
- ▌ Dependabot Review · jimmyhoranReview and merge a batch of open Dependabot dependency-update PRs one by one — reason about every dependency change, read the CI checks and the supply-chain/vulnerability scan reports (Socket) rather than trusting the green tick, triage and fix failing checks, then merge in a conflict-minimizing order while handling Dependabot's rebase/recreate behavior and any review-bot comments. Use when the user wants to work through their Dependabot PRs and says things like 'go through the dependabot PRs', 'review and merge the dependabot (or dependebot) PRs', 'clear the dependency update PRs', 'merge the dependency bumps', 'check the socket / vulnerability reports on the dep PRs', 'handle the weekly dependency updates', or 'are the dependabot PRs safe to merge'. Covers grouped and individual bumps across ecosystems (bun/npm, docker, github-actions, pulumi/infra) and any repo using the `gh` CLI.
- ▌ Feeling First Design · jimmyhoranDesign or critique a consumer-product moment by forming an evidence-backed emotional state-shift hypothesis, choosing the smallest intervention that could create it, and defining a behavioral test, user-reported measure, guardrail, and stop condition. Use when a user is designing, redesigning, or reviewing a consumer-facing flow; investigating weak adoption, trust, motivation, or retention; or asking for emotional design, behavioral design, a stickier experience, a less anxious flow, or an ethical product nudge.
- ▌ Map Citation Opportunities · jimmyhoran bundleDiscover, verify, and rank legitimate third-party listing, review, editorial, community, integration, and owned-content opportunities by auditing live sources and brand recommendations for buyer-intent queries across AI search engines. Use when the user asks which Perplexity, ChatGPT, or Google AI citations to target, why competitors appear in "best" or comparison answers, where citation evidence suggests earning backlinks or brand mentions, or for a repeatable off-site AI-visibility map. Works for consumer, B2B, developer, local, marketplace, and mixed products. Do not use merely to execute an already-chosen directory list or optimize owned pages without a source audit; use directory-submissions or ai-seo for those tasks.