Mohit Aggarwal
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- ▌ Architecture Client Presentation 2 · mohitagw15856Present a design to a client so they can make a decision rather than react to a picture — the brief restated, the moves explained against it, the options with their trade-offs, and a specific decision requested. Use when asked to present a design to a client, prepare a design review meeting, present concept options, or when a client keeps changing their mind after sign-off. Produces the presentation structure, the brief-to-design traceability, the options with honest trade-offs, the cost and programme position, and the decision record that makes sign-off stick.
- ▌ Competitive Intelligence Monitor 2 · mohitagw15856Monitor competitor signals and surface strategic implications for your roadmap. Use when asked to monitor competitors, track the competitive landscape, produce a competitive briefing, or understand what has changed in the market this week or month. Produces a structured intelligence brief with high/medium/low priority signals, roadmap implications, and a strategic landscape summary. For a single competitor announcement use competitor-signal-tracker; for a one-off deep dive use competitor-teardown.
- ▌ Financial Statement Explainer 2 · mohitagw15856Explain a financial statement (P&L, balance sheet, or cash flow) in plain English. Use when asked to explain a P&L / income statement, a balance sheet, a cash flow statement, or to make financials understandable to a non-finance reader. Produces a plain-language walkthrough — what each section means, the line items that matter, the key ratios, and the story the numbers tell — so a non-accountant can read and act on it. Not financial advice.
- ▌ Home Contractor Quote Decoder 2 · mohitagw15856Decode a home renovation or repair quote — allowances that aren't prices, exclusions that become change orders, payment schedules that shift risk, and what a comparable-bids check should cover. Use when someone asks 'is this contractor quote fair', 'decode this renovation bid', 'what should be in a contractor contract', or 'why do these three bids differ so much'. Produces a section-by-section decode, the allowance and exclusion audit, payment-schedule risk analysis, and the questions that make bids comparable.
- ▌ Marketplace Listing Optimizer 2 · mohitagw15856Audit and optimize a marketplace listing (Amazon, Etsy, eBay, Walmart) to rank and convert. Use when asked to optimize an Amazon/Etsy listing, improve marketplace SEO, fix a product listing that isn't selling, or write keyword-rich titles and bullets. Produces a prioritised optimization — title, bullets, backend keywords, A+/description, images plan, and conversion fixes — mapped to how that marketplace ranks and shoppers decide.
- ▌ Rejection Sensitivity Reframe 2 · mohitagw15856Reread a harsh message, criticism, or perceived slight without the emotional spike — separate what was actually said from what your brain is amplifying. Use when asked this message really stung, am I overreacting to this, help me not spiral over this feedback, or did they mean it that way. Produces a calm read of what was literally said vs the story you've layered on, a check on the most likely (usually more neutral) intent, whether any action is actually warranted, and a grounded response option — easing the disproportionate sting that rejection-sensitive brains feel.
- ▌ AI Assisted Performance Review 2 · mohitagw15856Evaluate performance fairly when output is AI-assisted — what still measures the human, what now measures the tooling, and how to run the review conversation. Use when reviewing someone whose work is heavily AI-assisted, when output volume stopped meaning anything, when calibrating a team with uneven AI adoption, or when writing review criteria for the AI era. Produces review guidance: a what-measures-whom analysis, rewritten criteria, calibration rules for mixed-adoption teams, and conversation scripts. For the general review document use performance-review; for redesigning the role itself use role-redesign-for-ai.
- ▌ Disability Disclosure Decision 2 · mohitagw15856Decide whether, when, how, and to whom to disclose a disability or health condition at work — weighing the real benefits (accommodations, protection, honesty) against the real risks (bias, gossip), tuned to your specific situation. Use when someone says 'should I tell work about my disability/condition', 'disclose my ADHD/chronic illness at work', 'when do I tell my employer', or 'how much do I share'. Produces a decision framework for the situation, a disclosure script if you choose to, and the minimum-disclosure options. Your choice throughout; it never pushes disclosure.
- ▌ Financial Independence Roadmap 2 · mohitagw15856Map a realistic path toward financial independence — the number you'd actually need, your savings rate's massive effect on the timeline, and the honest tradeoffs. Use when asked how do I reach financial independence, explain FIRE, what's my FI number, or plan for financial freedom. Produces an educational read on your rough FI number (and why the savings rate matters more than income), the timeline math at different savings rates, the levers and lifestyle tradeoffs, the different flavors (lean/coast/full), and the traps — turning a vague dream of freedom into a directional plan. Not financial advice.
- ▌ Immigration Document Checklist 2 · mohitagw15856Organise the document pile for a visa, work-permit, or residency application — what to gather, in what order, and the common rejection triggers to avoid. Use when asked to help with a visa application, build an immigration document checklist, prepare paperwork for a work permit or green card, or organise what an application needs. Produces the categorised document checklist, the gather-in-this-order plan, the common-mistake/rejection-trigger list, and the professional-help flags. Organises the paperwork; complements the visa-interview simulator.
- ▌ Parent Teacher Conference Prep 2 · mohitagw15856Get real information out of a 15-minute parent-teacher conference — the questions that beat 'how's she doing', the data to bring from home, and the follow-up that makes the meeting matter. Use when asked prepare me for the parent teacher conference, what should I ask my kid's teacher, the conference is 15 minutes what do I prioritize, or how do I raise a concern without making it adversarial. Produces the prioritized question list, the home-observations brief, the concern-raising scripts, and the follow-up plan with owners.
- ▌ Planning Application Statement 2 · mohitagw15856Write the design and access statement that supports a planning application — the site analysis, the design rationale, the policy compliance, and the answers to the objections the case officer will receive. Use when asked to write a design and access statement, planning statement, or supporting statement for a planning application, or to respond to a planning objection or refusal. Produces the site and context analysis, the design evolution narrative, the policy-by-policy compliance table, the access and amenity assessment, and the pre-empted objections. Not planning or legal advice; local policy and procedure govern.
- ▌ End Of Life Wishes Conversation 2 · mohitagw15856Have the conversation about someone's end-of-life wishes — before a crisis forces it — gently, respectfully, and thoroughly enough to actually guide decisions later. Use when asked how do I talk about end-of-life wishes, discuss my parent's wishes, advance care planning conversation, or ask about their medical and final wishes. Produces a way to open this hard conversation without it feeling morbid or forced, the areas to cover (medical wishes, care preferences, where they want to be, what matters to them, practical/legal), how to listen rather than impose, and how to document and share what's decided — so their wishes are known and honored. Not legal or medical advice.
- ▌ Long Distance Relationship Plan 2 · mohitagw15856Build a plan to keep a long-distance relationship close and healthy — communication rhythms, visits, shared experiences, and a shared sense of the finish line. Use when asked to help with a long-distance relationship, how to make LDR work, we're going long distance, or keep our relationship strong apart. Produces a communication rhythm that fits both schedules and time zones, ideas for shared experiences across the distance, a visit and cost plan, ways to handle the hard parts (jealousy, loneliness, resentment), and an honest 'the plan' conversation about the end goal.
- ▌ Moving Company Estimate Decoder 2 · mohitagw15856Decode a moving company estimate — binding vs non-binding, the weight and cubic-feet games, valuation vs insurance, and the red flags that precede hostage-load stories. Use when someone asks 'is this moving quote legit', 'decode my moving estimate', 'binding vs non-binding estimate', or 'how do I avoid moving scams'. Produces an estimate-type decode with what-you'll-actually-pay scenarios, ranked red flags, the valuation decode, and the questions that separate real movers from brokers.
- ▌ Security Questionnaire Autofill 2 · mohitagw15856Draft answers to a vendor security questionnaire (SIG, CAIQ, or a custom sheet) from your real controls — fast, consistent, and honest about gaps. Use when asked to fill out a security questionnaire, answer a SIG/CAIQ, respond to a customer's security review, or complete a vendor risk assessment. Produces drafted answers grounded in your stated controls, a gap list of questions you can't truthfully answer yet, and reusable answer snippets for next time — never fabricated compliance.
- ▌ Wedding Vendor Contract Decoder 2 · mohitagw15856Decode a wedding vendor contract — venue, photographer, caterer, band — before signing: deposits and their refundability, cancellation and postponement terms, the substitute-performer and force-majeure clauses, and overtime math. Use when someone asks review this venue contract, is this photographer contract normal, what if we have to postpone, or decode this caterer agreement. Produces a clause decode with 🔴🟡🟢 severity, the cancellation-cost timeline, the questions to ask this vendor, and what's actually negotiable.
- ▌ Cold Outreach That Isnt Spam 2 · mohitagw15856Write cold outreach to potential clients that gets replies — specific, useful, and about them — instead of the templated pitch that gets deleted. Use when asked to write a cold email to a prospect, get clients through outreach, cold pitch help, or reach out to potential customers. Produces a researched, personalized message that leads with their problem, a clear low-friction ask, proof you're credible without bragging, a subject line, and a short follow-up sequence — plus who to target and what to avoid so it lands as a helpful note, not spam.
- ▌ Conversion Rate Optimization 2 · mohitagw15856Audit a landing page or funnel step and produce a prioritised CRO test plan. Use when asked to improve conversion rate, audit a landing/signup/checkout page, reduce funnel drop-off, or plan A/B tests for a page. Produces a CRO plan — a heuristic conversion audit, the diagnosed friction, prioritised test hypotheses (ICE), test designs with sample-size math, and the measurement guardrails.
- ▌ Dependency Conflict Resolver 2 · mohitagw15856Resolve a dependency or version conflict (npm, pip, yarn, pnpm, Maven, Go modules) step by step. Use when an install fails with peer-dependency or version-conflict errors, packages won't co-exist, or a lockfile is fighting you. Produces the conflict explained, the resolution options ranked by safety, exact commands, and how to keep it from recurring.
- ▌ Disability Insurance Decoder 2 · mohitagw15856Decode a disability insurance policy or employer LTD plan — own-occupation vs any-occupation, the benefit math after offsets and taxes, and the definitions that decide whether it pays. Use when someone asks 'is my disability insurance any good', 'decode my LTD policy', 'what does own-occupation mean', or 'how much would I actually get'. Produces a definition decode of the clauses that decide claims, the real benefit math after offsets, ranked red flags, and the questions to ask before relying on the coverage.
- ▌ Informational Interview Prep 2 · mohitagw15856Prepare for an informational interview — the outreach, the questions, and the follow-up — so a 20-minute chat actually helps your career instead of wasting their time. Use when asked to prep for an informational interview, questions to ask someone in [field], how to reach out for a career chat, or coffee chat prep. Produces a low-friction outreach message, a focused question set tuned to your goal (exploring a field, breaking in, a specific company), how to run the conversation, what NOT to do (don't ask for a job), and a follow-up that keeps the relationship warm.
- ▌ Medical Appointment Advocate 2 · mohitagw15856Prepare to get the most out of a medical appointment — for yourself or someone you care for — with the right questions, the information to bring, and how to make sure you're heard. Use when asked help me prepare for a doctor's appointment, questions to ask the doctor, advocate for my parent at the doctor, or how do I get the most from this appointment. Produces a focused list of what to raise and ask (prioritized, since time is short), the history and info to bring, note-taking and 'teach-back' tactics so you actually understand, how to speak up if dismissed, and what to confirm before leaving — not medical advice, but better navigation of care.
- ▌ Medication Management System 2 · mohitagw15856Set up a system to manage medications safely — for yourself or someone you care for — so doses aren't missed, doubled, or dangerously combined. Use when asked help me manage medications, keep track of my parent's pills, set up a medication system, or I keep forgetting my meds. Produces an organized medication list (what, dose, when, why), a routine and reminder setup that fits the person, a refill-tracking method so nothing runs out, safety checks (interactions and duplications to raise with a pharmacist), and an emergency-ready summary — because medication errors are common and dangerous, and a system prevents most of them. Not medical advice.
- ▌ Passive Income Reality Check 2 · mohitagw15856Cut through passive-income hype to what's actually realistic for you — the real effort, capital, and risk behind each option, and which (if any) fit your situation. Use when asked how do I make passive income, is passive income real, best passive income ideas, or help me build income streams. Produces an honest teardown of the popular passive-income options (what they really require, how 'passive' they actually are, typical returns and risks), a match to your capital/skills/time, the scams and get-rich-quick traps to avoid, and a grounded next step — replacing the fantasy with a realistic path. Not financial advice.
- ▌ Prescription Refusal To Fill 2 · mohitagw15856Handle a prescription you are not going to dispense — the professional judgement recorded, the patient conversation, the prescriber contact, and the continuity of care that stops a refusal becoming abandonment. Use when asked how to refuse to fill a prescription, decline to dispense, handle a suspected forgery or early refill, or document a corresponding-responsibility decision. Produces the decision record, the conversation script, the prescriber contact, the continuity step, and the escalation path. Legal obligations vary by jurisdiction; verify yours.
- ▌ Property Investment Analysis 2 · mohitagw15856Analyze a rental / investment property's returns — cash flow, cap rate, cash-on-cash, ROI. Use when asked to analyze a rental property, evaluate a real-estate investment, run the numbers on an investment property, or compute cap rate / cash-on-cash. Produces an investment analysis — income and expenses, NOI, cap rate, monthly cash flow, cash-on-cash return, and a verdict against the investor's criteria — with formulas and a worked example. Not financial advice.
- ▌ The Skeptic And The Believer 2 · mohitagw15856See an idea through two committed extremes — a true believer and a hard skeptic — so you get the full range before settling in the middle. Use when asked should I believe this, is this hype or real, give me both sides, or how excited should I be about. Produces the believer's fullest bull case and the skeptic's sharpest bear case (each committed, not hedged), the crux question that separates them, and a grounded read on where the truth probably sits — great for evaluating claims, trends, opportunities, and your own enthusiasm.
- ▌ Vehicle Maintenance Schedule 2 · mohitagw15856Build a maintenance schedule for your car so it stays reliable and holds value — the service intervals, the DIY-vs-shop split, and the checks that prevent breakdowns and rip-offs. Use when asked for a car maintenance schedule, what maintenance does my car need, how to keep my car running, or am I being upsold at the mechanic. Produces an interval-based schedule keyed to your vehicle and driving, the essential do-not-skip items, DIY vs professional, seasonal checks, and how to spot unnecessary upsells — flagging that your owner's manual is the authority.
- ▌ Meltdown Map 2 · mohitagw15856Summarise what Meltdown Map does in one line. Use when asked to [trigger phrases the user would say]. Produces [the concrete artifact].
- ▌ Architectural Programme Brief 2 · mohitagw15856Turn a client's wishes into an architectural brief that can actually be designed against — the accommodation schedule, the adjacencies, the budget reality, and the constraints named before they become change orders. Use when asked to write an architectural brief, prepare a project brief for a building, run a client briefing, or capture requirements for a new build or refurbishment. Produces the accommodation schedule with areas, the adjacency and circulation requirements, the site and statutory constraints, the budget and programme reality check, and the explicit exclusions.
- ▌ Driver Incident Investigation 2 · mohitagw15856Investigate a commercial vehicle incident so the record is defensible and the cause is actually found — evidence secured in the first hours, the preventability decision made on stated criteria, and corrective action aimed at the system rather than the driver. Use when asked to investigate a vehicle accident, run a post-accident review, decide whether a collision was preventable, or write an incident report for a fleet. Produces the evidence checklist, the sequence reconstruction, the preventability determination with reasoning, the contributing-factor analysis, and the corrective actions. Not legal advice; involve your insurer and counsel early.
- ▌ Drug Interaction Intervention 2 · mohitagw15856Document a pharmacist's clinical intervention — the interaction or error spotted, what was done, what the prescriber decided, and the outcome — so the record shows the catch and the care that followed. Use when asked to document a clinical intervention, record a prescriber call about an interaction, log a near-miss, or build an intervention record for audit or remuneration. Produces the intervention record with severity and evidence, the prescriber-call script, the outcome and follow-up, and the aggregate reporting fields. A documentation framework for a licensed pharmacist; every interaction and severity judgement must be verified against current references.
- ▌ Notify Everyone Of A Death 2 · mohitagw15856Work through who and what has to be notified after someone dies — the people, agencies, banks, and accounts — in a sane order, so nothing critical is missed while grieving. Use when asked who do I need to notify when someone dies, what to do after a death checklist, or how do I handle my parent's accounts after they died. Produces an ordered notification checklist (immediate people, then government/SSA, then financial, then subscriptions/digital), what each notification needs (death certificates, account numbers), how many death certificates to order, what to stop vs. transfer vs. close, and the scams that target the newly bereaved — so the administrative avalanche becomes a calm sequence. Not legal or financial advice; points to probate/estate resources.
- ▌ Prior Authorization Letter 2 · mohitagw15856Write a persuasive prior-authorization / medical-necessity letter to an insurer. Use when asked to write a prior authorization letter, a letter of medical necessity, or to appeal a denied treatment/medication/procedure. Produces a structured letter — patient and request, clinical justification tied to guidelines, treatments tried, and the specific approval asked for — ready for clinician review and signature.
- ▌ Regulatory Impact Analysis 2 · mohitagw15856Produce a regulatory impact analysis (RIA) weighing the costs, benefits, and alternatives of a proposed rule. Use when asked to assess a regulation's impact, do a cost-benefit analysis of a policy, justify a rulemaking, or compare regulatory options. Produces a structured RIA: the problem and rationale, options including the baseline, costs vs. benefits, distributional effects, and a reasoned recommendation.
- ▌ Security Incident Response 2 · mohitagw15856Run or document a security incident response — contain, eradicate, recover, and learn. Use when responding to a breach/compromise/security incident, writing an IR plan or runbook, or producing a post-incident report. Produces a phase-by-phase response (triage, contain, eradicate, recover, post-incident) with the immediate actions, comms, evidence-handling, and a blameless review. For incidents on systems you own or defend.
- ▌ Support A Friend In Crisis 2 · mohitagw15856Show up well for someone going through something hard — loss, illness, a breakup, a crisis — with the right words, the right presence, and concrete help, instead of freezing or saying the wrong thing. Use when asked how do I support a friend going through, what do I say to someone who's struggling, my friend is in crisis, or how can I help someone grieving. Produces what to actually say (and the clichés to avoid), how to be present rather than fix, specific concrete help to offer, how to keep showing up over time, and how to look after yourself — with a clear flag to steer them to professional/crisis help when it's beyond a friend.
- ▌ The Boring Answer Detector 2 · mohitagw15856Scan a plan, draft, or idea for the generic, textbook, everyone-would-say-that lines — and push each toward something sharper and more specific. Use when asked is this too generic, make this less boring, why does my plan feel bland, or spot the clichés in my thinking. Produces a line-by-line flag of the mediocre and predictable parts, why each is forgettable, and a sharper, more specific, or more surprising alternative for each — so the output stops sounding like the average of the internet.
- ▌ Timeshare Contract Decoder 2 · mohitagw15856Decode a timeshare contract before signing — the lifetime cost math, the perpetuity and fee-escalation clauses, the rescission window, and the honest resale reality. Use when asked to review this timeshare, decode my timeshare contract, can I get out of a timeshare, or is this vacation ownership worth it. Produces the true-cost projection, the clause decode with the perpetuity traps flagged, the rescission-window computation, and — for existing owners — the legitimate exit paths vs the exit-scam checklist.
- ▌ Volunteer Treasurer Basics 2 · mohitagw15856Be a club or association treasurer without being an accountant — the two-column cashbook that's genuinely enough, monthly reconciliation in 20 minutes, the treasurer's report members actually understand, float and subs handling, and the controls that protect YOU from suspicion. Use when a volunteer says 'I just became treasurer', 'how do I do the accounts for our club', 'what goes in the treasurer's report', or inherits a shoebox of receipts. Produces the cashbook setup, a monthly routine, the report template, and the two-signature control list.
- ▌ Architecture Decision Record 2 · mohitagw15856Crea un Registro de Decisiones de Arquitectura (ADR) para cualquier decisión técnica. Úsalo cuando te pidan documentar una decisión técnica, escribir un ADR, registrar una opción de arquitectura, o capturar por qué se seleccionó una tecnología o enfoque. Produce un ADR estructurado con contexto, decisión, consecuencias e intercambios.
- ▌ Architectural Specification 2 · mohitagw15856Write a specification section that a contractor can price accurately and a site can build from — performance stated, products defined, workmanship and tolerances given, and the coordination with the drawings made explicit. Use when asked to write a specification, spec a material or system, prepare an NBS-style section, or when a specification produced wildly different tender prices. Produces the scope and interface definition, the performance requirements, the product or system definition, execution and tolerance requirements, and the submittals and testing schedule.
- ▌ Chargeback Dispute Response 2 · mohitagw15856Win a chargeback dispute — read the reason code, assemble the evidence packet, and write the rebuttal that actually persuades the bank. Use when asked to fight a chargeback, respond to a payment dispute, write a chargeback rebuttal, or contest a customer chargeback. Produces the reason-code decode, the required-evidence checklist for that code, the structured rebuttal letter, and an honest read on whether this one is winnable — so you fight the right disputes and concede the rest. For merchants.
- ▌ Community Moderation Policy 2 · mohitagw15856Write a fair, enforceable community moderation policy. Use when standing up or overhauling moderation for a forum, Discord, Slack, subreddit, or any user community. Produces a clear code of conduct with examples, a graduated enforcement ladder tied to specific triggers, an appeals process, moderator guidelines, and the handling for the severe cases (threats, doxxing, brigading) that need immediate action. Governs member conduct in a user community — distinct from [[community-management-playbook]], which manages a brand's own social-media channels (comments, DMs, tone, response templates).
- ▌ Comparative Market Analysis 2 · mohitagw15856Build a comparative market analysis (CMA) to price a property. Use when asked to do a CMA, a comparative market analysis, price a home, or estimate a property's value from comparables. Produces a structured CMA — the subject property, selected comparables with adjustments, an estimated value range, market context, and a pricing recommendation with rationale — for a real-estate professional to review. Not a formal appraisal.
- ▌ Entity Relationship Diagram 2 · mohitagw15856Turn a data model into an entity-relationship (ER) diagram. Use when asked to design a schema, model data, show how tables/entities relate, or diagram a database. Produces a ready-to-render Mermaid ER diagram (renders live, exportable as PNG/SVG) plus key attributes, cardinality, and design notes.
- ▌ Estate Settlement Organizer 2 · mohitagw15856Organize an executor's work — the settlement ladder from will-to-probate-to-distribution, the asset/debt inventory, the creditor and beneficiary communications, and the records that keep an executor protected. Use when asked I'm the executor what do I do, organize settling an estate, what's the probate process roughly, or track estate assets and debts. Produces the phased task ladder (jurisdiction-flagged), the inventory workbook structure, communication templates, and the executor's self-protection rules.
- ▌ Fleet Compliance Audit Prep 2 · mohitagw15856Prepare a transport operation for a regulatory audit — the records an auditor asks for in order, the findings your own file will produce, and the gaps closed before the visit rather than during it. Use when asked to prepare for a DOT or FMCSA audit, a traffic commissioner or operator licence review, a fleet compliance inspection, or to run an internal transport compliance audit. Produces the records inventory, the self-audit findings by severity, the gap-closure plan, the audit-day logistics, and the evidence pack. Requirements are jurisdiction-specific and must be verified against the current regulation and your licence conditions.
- ▌ Fleet Maintenance Programme 2 · mohitagw15856Design a preventive maintenance programme that keeps vehicles legal and out of the workshop at the wrong moment — intervals set by duty cycle, the inspection items that actually cause roadside failures, and the defect-reporting loop that closes. Use when asked to build a fleet maintenance schedule, set PM intervals, reduce breakdowns or roadside violations, or design a vehicle inspection programme. Produces the interval schedule by duty cycle, the inspection checklists by level, the defect-reporting and rectification loop, the parts and downtime planning, and the compliance record structure.
- ▌ Metric Gaslighting Detector 2 · mohitagw15856Find out how a dashboard, KPI report, or metrics slide is lying to you — before you repeat its story in a bigger room. Use when numbers feel too tidy, a narrative rests on one chart, or you inherited metrics you didn't define. Produces a deception audit: every metric graded for the eleven classic distortions (denominator games, survivorship, y-axis crimes, cherry-picked windows…), the story the data would tell under honest framing, and the three questions to ask the metric's owner.
- ▌ Patient Education Explainer 2 · mohitagw15856Explain a condition, a scan result, or why movement helps, in language that reduces fear instead of adding to it — the reframe, the honest uncertainty, and the analogy that does not accidentally frighten. Use when asked to explain a diagnosis to a patient, explain scan findings, reassure someone who is afraid to move, or write patient-facing education material. Produces the explanation in plain language, the reframe of frightening terminology, the honest uncertainty statement, the what-you-can-do section, and a teach-back check. A communication framework for a licensed clinician; the clinical content is theirs.
- ▌ Personal Board Of Directors 2 · mohitagw15856Five standing advisors — the Operator, the Skeptic, the CFO, the Coach, the Customer — debate your decision on paper and vote. Use when asked to help me decide, pressure-test this decision, what would smart advisors say, or convene my board. Produces five distinct advisor memos, a disagreement map, a vote with a stated decision rule, and the one question to resolve before deciding.
- ▌ Pharmacy Counselling Script 2 · mohitagw15856Write the counselling a patient will actually follow when collecting a new or changed medicine — what it is for, how to take it, what to expect, and the one thing that would make them stop. Use when asked to write patient counselling, counsel on a new prescription, explain a medicine to a patient, or improve adherence at the counter. Produces the counselling script in plain language, the teach-back questions, the red-flag advice, the adherence anticipation, and the documentation line. A communication framework for a licensed pharmacist; it makes no clinical determination and substitutes for no product-specific information.
- ▌ Power Of Attorney Explainer 2 · mohitagw15856Understand power of attorney — which type you need, what it covers, and how to set one up properly — so the right person can act for you or a loved one when needed. Use when asked what is power of attorney, do I need a POA, help me set up power of attorney for a parent, or which type of POA. Produces a plain-English explainer of the main POA types (financial vs health, durable, springing), a which-do-you-need read for the situation, the setup steps and safeguards against abuse, and a strong flag to use proper legal forms/advice for your jurisdiction. Not legal advice.
- ▌ Prescription Cost Navigator 2 · mohitagw15856Work down the cost of a prescription systematically — the generic and therapeutic-alternative conversation, discount programs vs insurance math, pharmacy price variance, and manufacturer/assistance programs, in the order that saves the most first. Use when asked my prescription is too expensive, how do I save on my meds, is there a cheaper version of this drug, or I can't afford my medication. Produces the cost-reduction ladder for the specific prescription, the scripts for pharmacist and prescriber conversations, and the never-do list (skipping doses is not a savings plan).
- ▌ Price Increase Announcement 2 · mohitagw15856Announce a price increase without triggering a churn spike — the rationale, grandfathering, effective dates, the FAQ, and the internal brief so support isn't blindsided. Use when asked to announce a price increase, write pricing change comms, raise prices to customers, or communicate new pricing. Produces the customer email, the FAQ with objection handling, the grandfathering/transition terms, and the internal enablement brief. A pricing-comms craft, not a discount.
- ▌ Renovation Scope And Budget 2 · mohitagw15856Turn a renovation idea into a realistic scope, budget, and sequence before you hire anyone — so you go in informed instead of getting sticker-shocked or scoped. Use when asked to plan a renovation, budget for a remodel, how much will renovating [X] cost, or scope my home project. Produces a scoped breakdown of the work, a realistic budget range with a contingency, the sequence and rough timeline, must-decide-early choices, where costs balloon, and what to line up before getting quotes — flagging that local prices and permits vary, so verify with real quotes.
- ▌ Return To Activity Criteria 2 · mohitagw15856Set criteria-based return-to-activity milestones so the decision rests on what the patient can demonstrate rather than on how long it has been — the test battery, the thresholds, the graded reintroduction, and the honest conversation about residual risk. Use when asked to plan a return to sport or work, set return-to-play criteria, decide whether someone is ready to return, or handle pressure to clear someone early. Produces the criteria by stage, the test battery with thresholds, the graded exposure plan, the residual-risk discussion, and the decision record. The clearance decision is the treating clinician's, made with the patient and the relevant medical team.
- ▌ Severance Agreement Decoder 2 · mohitagw15856Decode a severance agreement before you sign it — what you're giving up, what's negotiable, and the deadlines that decide your leverage. Use when asked to decode my severance, is this severance offer normal, review my separation agreement, or should I sign this release. Produces a clause-by-clause decode with ranked red flags, the money math (severance vs what you're releasing), the consideration-period clock, and the asks worth making.
- ▌ Treatment Plan Presentation 2 · mohitagw15856Present a dental treatment plan the patient actually understands and accepts — sequenced by clinical priority, costed with their coverage applied, and explained in the order that answers what-is-wrong before what-it-costs. Use when asked to present a treatment plan, improve case acceptance, explain treatment to a patient, or handle a patient who says they want to think about it. Produces the phased plan, the plain-language explanation per phase, the cost and coverage breakdown, the consequences-of-delay framing, and responses to the four common objections. Clinical decisions remain the treating clinician's; this shapes the conversation, not the diagnosis.
- ▌ Workshop Facilitation Guide 2 · mohitagw15856Design and facilitate any workshop, working session, or collaborative meeting. Use when asked to plan a workshop, design a facilitated session, run a ideation session, or create a workshop agenda. Produces a complete facilitation guide with session design, activity instructions, timing, and materials.
- ▌ Auto Repair Estimate Decoder 2 · mohitagw15856Decode an auto repair estimate — what each line actually is, which items are urgent vs upsell, and the questions that separate a fair shop from a fishing expedition. Use when someone asks 'is this repair quote fair', 'decode my mechanic's estimate', 'do I really need all this', or 'is the shop ripping me off'. Produces a line-by-line decode with urgency triage, parts/labor sanity checks, ranked red flags, and the exact questions to ask the shop before authorizing.
- ▌ Brand Impersonation Response 2 · mohitagw15856Respond to a brand or executive impersonation incident — deepfaked executives, cloned support lines, fake apps, spoofed domains, or AI-generated scam content wearing your name. Use when a deepfake of a leader is circulating, customers report a fake version of your product or support channel, or to prepare the impersonation playbook before it happens. Produces an incident response: verification protocol, takedown sequencing by platform, customer and public communications, and the hardening plan. For general crisis comms use press-release/pm-crisis skills; for security incidents inside your systems use security-incident-response.
- ▌ Care Decision Family Meeting 2 · mohitagw15856Run a family meeting to make a big care decision together — so it's a shared, informed decision instead of a fight or one person deciding alone. Use when asked help me run a family meeting about care, we need to decide together about mom's care, my siblings and I disagree about our parent, or facilitate a care decision. Produces an agenda and structure for the meeting, how to prepare (facts, options, everyone's input), ground rules to keep old family dynamics from derailing it, how to include the person being cared for, ways to work through disagreement toward a decision, and clear next steps with owners — turning an emotional, conflict-prone conversation into a productive one. Not legal, medical, or financial advice.
- ▌ Flight Delay Compensation 2 · mohitagw15856Work out whether a delayed, cancelled, or overbooked flight likely owes you compensation — and draft the claim with the right rule cited. Use when asked about flight delay compensation, my flight was cancelled/delayed/overbooked, am I owed money for this flight, or how do I claim EU261. Produces an eligibility read against the likely-applicable regime (EU261/UK261/US DOT-style and airline duty-of-care), the amount band, the claim letter with flight details, and the evidence to attach — flagging what to verify because rules and thresholds change.
- ▌ Folder Structure Designer 2 · mohitagw15856Design a folder structure people actually file into — shallow, purpose-first, with a home for everything and an inbox for the undecided, sized to the team that must maintain it. Use when asked organize our shared drive, design a folder structure for the project, where should things live, or our files are chaos. Produces the structure with its placement rules, the depth and naming constraints, the _inbox convention, and the migration-lite plan for the existing mess.
- ▌ Give Hard Feedback Kindly 2 · mohitagw15856Give someone difficult feedback — a report, a peer, a friend — so it actually lands and helps, without crushing them or dodging the point. Use when asked how do I give hard feedback, tell someone something difficult, address a problem with someone, or have a tough conversation about their [work/behavior]. Produces a read on what you actually need to say (the specific behavior and its impact, not a vague vibe), a structure that's direct and kind at once, the exact opening and words, how to invite their side and land on a path forward, and the traps (sandwiching it away, going vague, making it about character).
- ▌ Growth Experiment Backlog 2 · mohitagw15856Build and prioritise a growth experiment backlog. Use when asked to plan growth experiments, prioritise growth ideas, set up a test backlog, or run a growth process/sprint. Produces a prioritised backlog — each experiment as a hypothesis with the metric it moves, an ICE/PXL score, the minimum test design, and a definition of done; plus the cadence to run it.
- ▌ Home Maintenance Calendar 2 · mohitagw15856Build a seasonal home-maintenance calendar so the small upkeep gets done before it becomes an expensive repair. Use when asked for a home maintenance schedule, what should I do to maintain my house, seasonal home checklist, or home upkeep plan. Produces a month-by-month/seasonal task list tuned to your home type and climate, grouped by system (roof, HVAC, plumbing, exterior, safety), a note of what's DIY vs pro, the highest-consequence tasks not to skip, and a simple way to track it — so upkeep is routine, not reactive.
- ▌ Hydration And Energy Plan 2 · mohitagw15856Beat the afternoon crash with a realistic hydration, food-timing, and movement plan — not a caffeine-and-sugar band-aid. Use when asked how to stop the afternoon slump, I'm always tired after lunch, boost my energy, or a hydration routine. Produces a read on likely crash causes, hydration targets tied to your day, food and caffeine timing that avoids the spike-crash, movement and light micro-fixes, and a flag that persistent fatigue is worth a doctor's check.
- ▌ Incident Public Statement 2 · mohitagw15856Write a single clear, honest public statement about an incident. Use when asked to draft a public statement, a press statement, or an official response to a security breach, outage, data incident, recall, or public controversy. Produces a ready-to-publish statement — acknowledgement, what happened, impact, what you're doing, what affected people should do, and a commitment to update — plus a short and a long version.
- ▌ Inspection Report Decoder 2 · mohitagw15856Decode a home inspection report into what's cosmetic, what's expensive, and what kills deals — with repair-cost ranges and the negotiation list. Use when asked to decode my inspection report, is this inspection bad, what should I ask the seller to fix, or should I walk after inspection. Produces a findings triage (walk-risk / negotiate / cosmetic), cost ranges per item, the ask-the-seller list, and the questions for your inspector before the objection deadline.
- ▌ Instagram Post Downloader 2 · mohitagw15856Download and save Instagram posts as high-resolution files. Use when asked to download, save, or archive an Instagram post, reel thumbnail, or carousel. Produces saved high-res images in a named folder, with carousel slides stitched into a single PDF; supports batch downloading of multiple URLs at once.
- ▌ Investment Account Picker 2 · mohitagw15856Understand which type of investment/savings account to use for your goal — the tax-advantaged vs taxable question, and which wrapper fits which money — so you don't leave free tax benefits on the table. Use when asked which account should I invest in, what's the difference between these account types, where should I put my savings, or tax-advantaged accounts explained. Produces a plain-language explainer of the common account categories (retirement/tax-advantaged, general/taxable, education, short-term), a match of your goals to the right account type, the order to prioritize them, and what to verify locally — because using the wrong wrapper can cost you real money. Not financial advice; account types are jurisdiction-specific.
- ▌ Vendor Security Review 2 · mohitagw15856Run a third-party / vendor security review and assign a risk tier with required controls. Use when asked to assess a vendor's security, run a third-party risk assessment, complete a security questionnaire about a vendor, or decide what due diligence a new tool needs. Produces a vendor risk assessment — a data/access-driven risk tier, the questionnaire focus, required evidence (SOC 2, pen test, DPA), residual risk, and an approve/conditional/reject recommendation.
- ▌ Product Launch Checklist 2 · mohitagw15856Genera una lista de verificación completa para antes del lanzamiento, día del lanzamiento y después del lanzamiento para cualquier versión de producto. Úsalo cuando prepares un lanzamiento de producto, lanzamiento de funcionalidad o actualización importante. Produce una lista de verificación escalonada y asignada por rol que cubre la preparación de ingeniería, marketing y comunicaciones, soporte y monitoreo posterior al lanzamiento.
- ▌ User Interview Synthesis 2 · mohitagw15856Sintetiza transcripciones de entrevistas con usuarios en hallazgos de investigación estructurados. Utiliza cuando se te pida analizar notas de entrevistas, sintetizar investigación cualitativa, identificar temas en entrevistas o convertir datos brutos de entrevistas en insights accionables para el producto. Produce una síntesis temática con citas de apoyo por tema, implicaciones 'y qué significa esto', y pasos recomendados. Para fuentes mixtas más allá de entrevistas (encuestas, tickets, feedback) utiliza user-research-synthesis en su lugar.
- ▌ Rules Lawyer 2 · mohitagw15856Summarise what Rules Lawyer does in one line. Use when asked to [trigger phrases the user would say]. Produces [the concrete artifact].
- ▌ Insurance Policy Decoder 2 · mohitagw15856住宅・賃貸・自動車の保険証券を、必要になる前に、実際に何が補償され、何が除外され、支払いの計算が本当はどうなるかへと解読する。「自分の保険は実際何をカバーしているのか」「証券を解読して」「この免責額は普通か」「実損てん補と再調達価額の違いは」と聞かれたときに使う。実際の支払いシナリオ付きの補償別解読、ランク付けされた除外の危険信号、ACV と再調達価額の計算、更新前に代理店へ聞く質問を産出する。
- ▌ Analyst Relations Brief 2 · mohitagw15856Prepare for an industry analyst briefing (Gartner, Forrester, IDC and similar). Use when asked to prep an analyst briefing, write an AR briefing document, build talking points for an analyst call, or prepare a Magic Quadrant / Wave submission narrative. Produces a briefing kit — objective, company/product narrative, differentiation, proof points, the demo storyline, anticipated questions, and follow-up commitments.
- ▌ Browser Agent Preflight 2 · mohitagw15856Run the pre-flight checklist before an agent drives a browser — the untrusted-web-content threat (every page is attacker-controllable), the credential and session-cookie exposure, the action-confirmation gates for purchases and posts, and the sandboxing that limits the damage. Use when asked let my agent browse safely, is it safe to give the agent computer/browser use, guardrails before the agent uses my browser, or review my browser agent's setup. Produces the sandbox decision, the content-injection defenses, the action gates, and the credential-isolation rules.
- ▌ Business Idea Validator 2 · mohitagw15856Pressure-test a business or side-hustle idea before you sink money and months into it — find the real demand, the risky assumptions, and the cheapest way to test them. Use when asked to validate my business idea, is this a good business idea, test my side hustle, or should I start this. Produces a read on the core assumptions the idea depends on, who the customer really is and whether the pain is real, the cheapest experiments to test demand before building, a rough viability check (market, competition, economics), and a go/refine/rethink call — honest, not a cheerleader.
- ▌ Carbon Accounting Check 2 · mohitagw15856Sanity-check a greenhouse gas inventory before it goes into a report or gets audited. Use when asked to review a carbon footprint, check a GHG inventory, validate scope 1/2/3 numbers, explain a year-over-year emissions change, or prepare emissions data for assurance. Produces a boundary review, data-quality assessment, emission-factor sensitivity list, YoY bridge, and a fix-before-publishing list.
- ▌ Caregiver Burnout Check 2 · mohitagw15856Check whether you're burning out as a caregiver — and get a realistic plan to protect yourself before you can't keep going. Use when asked I'm exhausted from caregiving, am I burning out caring for my parent, caregiver stress help, or I have nothing left to give. Produces an honest read on your burnout signs and how depleted you are, permission and reasons to accept help (which caregivers resist), specific ways to get support and respite, the guilt and identity traps to address, and a realistic self-care plan that fits a caregiver's actual life — because a caregiver who collapses can't care for anyone. Not medical or mental-health treatment.
- ▌ Cease And Desist Letter 2 · mohitagw15856Draft a firm, professional cease-and-desist letter to stop harassment, defamation, IP misuse, or unwanted contact — clear about what must stop and what happens if it doesn't. Use when asked to write a cease and desist, make someone stop [harassing/using my work/defaming me], or send a formal letter to stop. Produces a structured letter stating the conduct, why it's wrongful, the specific demand and deadline, and the consequence, plus guidance on delivery and records — flagging when the matter needs a real lawyer. Not legal advice.
- ▌ Voice Of Customer Program 2 · mohitagw15856Stand up a Voice of Customer (VoC) program that turns feedback into action. Use when asked to build a VoC program, design a customer feedback loop, consolidate feedback sources, or set up a closed-loop feedback process. Produces a VoC program design — objectives, feedback sources and channels, a taxonomy, collection and analysis cadence, closed-loop routing, ownership, and success metrics.
- ▌ Wage Garnishment Response 2 · mohitagw15856Respond fast when your wages are being garnished or about to be — the deadlines, the exemptions that can reduce or stop it, and the steps that protect your paycheck. Use when asked they're garnishing my wages, how do I stop wage garnishment, I got a garnishment notice, or can they take my whole paycheck. Produces the urgent-deadline map, the exemptions that may reduce or stop it (income caps, protected funds like benefits, head-of-household), how to file a claim of exemption, options to resolve the underlying debt, and where to get legal aid immediately. Not legal advice; centers fast legal-aid help.
- ▌ Wedding Logistics Planner 2 · mohitagw15856Plan the wedding day as the operation it is — the minute-level run sheet, the vendor call sheet, the who-handles-problems roster, and the buffer discipline that keeps the couple out of logistics on the day. Use when asked make our wedding day timeline, day-of run sheet, who tells the vendors where to go, or how do we not deal with problems at our own wedding. Produces the run sheet with buffers, the vendor call sheet, the delegation roster with a named day-of decision-maker, and the contingency cards for the classic failures.
- ▌ Behavior Intervention Plan 2 · mohitagw15856Build a tiered classroom behavior intervention plan (BIP) for a K-12 student, grounded in the function of the behavior. Use when asked to plan a behavior intervention, address a disruptive or off-task pattern, write a BIP, or set up positive behavior supports. Produces a function hypothesis, prevention/antecedent strategies, teaching of a replacement behavior, a response plan for when it happens, and a simple data-tracking method — positive and skill-building, not punitive.
- ▌ Bookkeeping Categorization 2 · mohitagw15856Set up a chart of accounts and rules for categorizing transactions. Use when asked how to categorize expenses/transactions, set up a chart of accounts, organize bookkeeping, or sort bank transactions into the right buckets. Produces a practical chart of accounts for the business, categorization rules with examples and edge cases, and a clean-books routine — so the books are consistent and ready for an accountant. Not tax/accounting advice.
- ▌ Care Home Contract Decoder 2 · mohitagw15856Decode a care-home contract before a parent moves in — the fee-escalation clause with no cap, the needs-can-no-longer-be-met eviction trigger, the guarantor line that quietly makes you personally liable, and the after-death charges nobody mentions on the tour. Use when asked to review a care-home or nursing-home contract, what does this admission agreement mean, can they raise the fees, or can they make my parent leave. Produces a clause-by-clause decode ranked by financial and eviction risk, the questions to put in writing before signing, and the negotiate-or-verify list. Pairs with long-term-care-options for choosing the home; this is for the contract. Not legal advice.
- ▌ Closing Disclosure Decoder 2 · mohitagw15856Decode a mortgage Closing Disclosure line by line — which fees are real, which are shoppable or junk, and what changed since the Loan Estimate. Use when asked to decode my closing disclosure, review my closing costs, why did my costs go up, or which fees can I negotiate. Produces a section-by-section decode, the Loan-Estimate comparison with tolerance flags, the challenge list with scripts, and the cash-to-close verification.
- ▌ Context Engineering Review 2 · mohitagw15856Review what an LLM feature or agent actually puts in its context window — and find what's bloating, missing, or fighting itself. Use when asked to review a system prompt and context assembly, cut token usage without losing quality, debug an agent that ignores instructions, or audit how retrieval results, history, and tool definitions are packed into the window. Produces a context inventory with a keep/cut/restructure verdict per component, ordering and caching fixes, and a token budget. For wording-level prompt tuning use prompt-optimizer.
- ▌ Controlled Substance Audit 2 · mohitagw15856Reconcile controlled-substance records and prepare for an inspection — the count against the register, the discrepancy investigation, the documentation an inspector asks for, and the reporting obligations a shortfall triggers. Use when asked to reconcile controlled drugs, prepare for a DEA or controlled-drug inspection, investigate a discrepancy or suspected diversion, or audit the CD register. Produces the reconciliation, the discrepancy investigation record, the inspection-readiness checklist, and the escalation and reporting decision tree. A process framework only; reporting thresholds, timelines and obligations are set by law in your jurisdiction and must be verified there.
- ▌ Dental Recall Reactivation 2 · mohitagw15856Build a dental recall and reactivation system that brings lapsed patients back without nagging — the segments worth contacting, the message that works for each, the cadence, and the measure that tells you whether it is working. Use when asked to improve recall rates, reactivate lapsed patients, reduce hygiene no-shows, or fill an empty hygiene column. Produces the patient segmentation, per-segment message templates, the contact cadence, the booking-friction fixes, and the metrics to track. Communications and operations only; no clinical recall interval is set here.
- ▌ Employee Engagement Survey 2 · mohitagw15856Design an employee engagement survey and analyse results. Use when asked to create an employee survey, engagement questionnaire, pulse survey, or eNPS survey. Also use when asked to analyse survey results. Produces a complete survey with questions, rating scales, and an analysis framework.
- ▌ Eulogy And Obituary Writer 2 · mohitagw15856Write a eulogy or obituary for someone you loved when you're grieving and the words won't come — a true, warm piece that sounds like them and like you. Use when asked help me write a eulogy for my father, write an obituary, I have to speak at the funeral, or I don't know what to say about them. Produces a 3-5 minute eulogy or an obituary drafted from your memories rather than cliches, the right structure and length for the setting, and a delivery copy formatted for shaking hands. Gentle process, no interrogation, nothing invented.
- ▌ Faith Transition Companion 2 · mohitagw15856Navigate questioning, leaving, or changing your religion — especially a high-control or all-encompassing one — with the relationship-preservation scripts for family who stayed, a way to grieve the community and certainty you're losing, and support for rebuilding meaning. Use when someone says 'I'm losing my faith', 'I left my religion and my family is devastated', 'religious deconstruction', 'how do I tell my believing parents', or is leaving a high-demand group. Produces conversation scripts, a grief-and-identity map, and a rebuilding plan. Not persuasion in any direction, and not therapy — a companion for a hard passage.
- ▌ Incremental Implementation 2 · mohitagw15856Build in small, individually-verified increments that each leave the system working — instead of big-bang changes that fail mysteriously at the end. Use when implementing multi-part features, refactoring anything load-bearing, making large mechanical changes, or when past work produced huge diffs that were wrong somewhere unfindable. Produces the same end state as the big bang, reached through verified checkpoints you can stop at, ship from, or roll back to.