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   Venue Access Check 2 · mohitagw15856

   Check whether a specific venue — a restaurant, office, event space, Airbnb, clinic — will actually work for your access needs, before you commit, with the exact questions to ask and the red flags in the answers. Use when someone says 'will this place work for my wheelchair', 'check if this venue is accessible', 'questions to ask a venue about access', or 'is this restaurant/office actually accessible'. Produces a tailored question list, how to read the answers, and a go/adapt/avoid verdict. For personal access decisions; not a formal accessibility audit.
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   Voice Agent Design 2 · mohitagw15856

   Design a voice AI agent for phone or in-app conversations — call flows, interruption handling, escalation to humans, and the metrics that catch a bad voice experience. Use when asked to design a voice agent, automate a phone line, spec an IVR replacement, or review why callers hate an existing voice bot. Produces a voice agent spec: persona and disclosure policy, conversation architecture, barge-in and repair behaviour, human-handoff rules, and a launch scorecard.
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   Whiteboard To Spec 2 · mohitagw15856

   Turn photos of a whiteboard, sticky-note wall, or napkin sketch into a structured spec the team can execute. Use when given whiteboard photos after a workshop, sketch images of a flow or architecture, or asked to 'write up what we drew'. Produces a structured write-up — decisions, flows, open questions, owners — that preserves everything on the board and flags what was ambiguous. Requires image input.
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   Working Agreements 2 · mohitagw15856

   Write a team's working agreements — the small set of explicit norms (communication, meetings, decisions, conflict) that replace the assumptions people were silently violating, built from the team's actual frictions and revisited on a cadence. Use when asked create team working agreements, set norms for our new team, we keep clashing over how we work, or onboard people into how this team operates. Produces the friction-derived agreement set, the specific-behavior phrasing, the disagreement protocol, and the review cadence.
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   Competitive Analysis 2 · mohitagw15856

   Analiza competidores y crea documentación del panorama competitivo con matrices de características, mapas de posicionamiento y recomendaciones estratégicas. Usa cuando se te pida analizar competidores, crear análisis competitivo, comparar características con competidores, construir un panorama competitivo, rastrear posicionamiento competitivo o preparar inputs para battlecards de ventas. Produce perfiles de competidores estructurados, matriz de comparación de características, análisis de victorias/derrotas y recomendaciones estratégicas priorizadas. Para un análisis puntual de un único rival, usa competitor-teardown; para un informe de mercado recurrente, usa competitive-intelligence-monitor.
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   Customer Journey Map 2 · mohitagw15856

   Construye un mapa de viaje del cliente para un producto, servicio o experiencia. Úsalo cuando se te pida mapear un viaje del cliente, crear un viaje del usuario, documentar touchpoints y puntos de fricción, o diseñar un mapa de experiencia. Produce un mapa de viaje completo con etapas, touchpoints, emociones, puntos de fricción y oportunidades priorizadas.
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   Writing Great Skills 2 · mohitagw15856

   Crea un Agent Skill (SKILL.md) de alta calidad que la IA dispare y ejecute de forma fiable — frontmatter sólido, descripción incisiva con frases de activación, contrato de salida claro, controles de calidad y anti-patrones. Úsalo cuando te pidan escribir un skill, crear un SKILL.md, mejorar un skill, revisar un skill por calidad o contribuir a una librería de skills. Produce un SKILL.md completo que pase SkillCheck más una breve justificación de las decisiones clave.
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   Medical Bill Decoder 2 · mohitagw15856

   Decodifica una factura médica detallada o una EOB a lenguaje claro y encuentra los cargos que vale la pena disputar. Úsalo cuando alguien pregunte 'por qué mi factura médica es tan alta', 'decodifica mi factura del hospital', 'qué dice esta EOB' o 'puedo negociar esta factura'. Produce una decodificación línea por línea, señales de duplicados y desagregación de cargos, alertas de facturación de saldo, y guiones listos para leer al pedir la factura detallada, asistencia financiera y la llamada de negociación.
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   Claim Denial Decoder 2 · mohitagw15856

   保険金の支払拒否通知を解読する——引用された理由が実際何を意味するか、よく覆るタイプかどうか、そして一点ずつ反論する不服申立ての手紙。「保険金請求が拒否された、どうすれば」「この拒否通知を解読して」「この拒否は不服申立てできるか」「保険の不服申立てを書いて」と聞かれたときに使う。覆る見込みの枠組み付きの拒否解読、証拠チェックリスト、一点ずつ反論する申立書、保険会社を越えるエスカレーションの梯子を産出する。
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    Accessibility Audit 2 · mohitagw15856

    Generate a WCAG 2.2 accessibility audit checklist and remediation suggestions for any UI or design. Use when asked to audit for accessibility, check WCAG compliance, review a design for a11y issues, or create an accessibility remediation plan. Produces a prioritised checklist with pass/fail assessments and specific fixes.
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    Runway Calculator 2 · mohitagw15856

    Calculate cash runway, burn, and the zero-cash date — and whether you're default alive or dead. Use when asked to work out runway, monthly burn, when the money runs out, or how much to raise/cut to reach a target. Produces a computed runway summary (net burn, months of runway, zero-cash date, default alive/dead) plus what it takes to extend it.
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    Sales Demo Script 2 · mohitagw15856

    Write a product demo script that tells a value story instead of a feature tour — the buyer's-workflow storyline, the golden path rehearsed with fallbacks, the wow moment placed early, and the demo-death contingencies (backup video, reset state, narration bridge). Use when asked to write a sales demo script, structure a product demo, plan the demo talk track, our demos meander through features, or the demo broke live last time. Produces the scene-by-scene flow tied to buyer pain, talk track, aha moments, transitions, and a close with next steps.
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    Savings Goal Plan 2 · mohitagw15856

    Turn a savings goal into a month-by-month funding plan. Use when asked to save for something (emergency fund, house deposit, trip, big purchase), or to figure out how much to set aside each month. Produces the required monthly contribution, a timeline, milestones, and trade-offs if the target date is too aggressive. Educational, not regulated financial advice.
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    Scholarship Essay 2 · mohitagw15856

    Write a scholarship essay that stands out — a genuine, specific story that answers the prompt and shows why you deserve the award, without clichés. Use when asked to help with a scholarship essay, write my scholarship application, essay about why I deserve this scholarship, or make my application essay stronger. Produces a read of the prompt and what the committee is really looking for, a strong angle drawn from your real story, a structure that hooks and builds, specifics over platitudes, and a voice that's authentically yours — guiding you to write it, not fabricating experiences you didn't have.
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    Screen Time Detox 2 · mohitagw15856

    Cut compulsive screen and phone use with a workable plan — friction, environment, and replacement habits — instead of relying on willpower or deleting everything. Use when asked to reduce my screen time, I'm addicted to my phone, help me use my phone less, or a digital detox plan. Produces a read on your worst triggers, targeted friction and environment changes, replacement activities for the itch, boundary settings that stick, and a realistic goal — not an all-or-nothing purge that fails by Tuesday.
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    Small Claims Prep 2 · mohitagw15856

    Prepare a small-claims case end to end — the demand letter that often settles it first, the evidence pack, what to file, and a plain-English walkthrough of the hearing. Use when asked to take someone to small claims, sue in small claims court, prepare a small claims case, or someone owes me money and won't pay. Produces a final demand letter, the claim summary with amount and legal-ish basis, the organized evidence pack, a filing checklist, and a calm hearing script — flagging jurisdiction limits to verify. Not legal advice.
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    Sourcing Strategy 2 · mohitagw15856

    Build a talent sourcing strategy for a hard-to-fill role. Use when asked to create a sourcing strategy, a candidate sourcing plan, a channel plan for hiring, or to figure out where to find candidates for a role. Produces a strategy — the ideal-candidate profile and where they are, prioritised sourcing channels, outreach approach, a pipeline target with funnel math, and a weekly plan — so sourcing is deliberate, not just posting and praying.
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    Spreadsheet Audit 2 · mohitagw15856

    Audit a spreadsheet before trusting it — the error hunt (hardcoded overrides, broken ranges, silent unit mixes), the fragility map (what breaks when rows are added), and the load-bearing-formula review that catches the mistake before the meeting does. Use when asked check this spreadsheet before we present it, why don't these numbers add up, audit this model someone left behind, or is this sheet safe to build on. Produces the findings ranked by damage, the fragility map, the verified-vs-suspect ledger, and the fix list.
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    Statement Of Work 2 · mohitagw15856

    Write a tight Statement of Work (SOW) that prevents scope creep and payment disputes. Use when asked to write a SOW, a scope of work, a project agreement, or to formalise what was agreed after a proposal. Produces an SOW — scope (and explicit exclusions), deliverables with acceptance criteria, timeline & milestones, payment schedule, assumptions, change-control, and terms. The contract layer after the proposal sells.
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    Style Fingerprint 2 · mohitagw15856

    Study 3-5 documents the user actually shipped and distil a compact style card — so every skill writes in their voice, not the model's. Use when asked to learn my writing style, make outputs sound like me, build a voice profile, or when a user complains AI drafts don't sound like them. Produces a style card (rhythm, register, structure habits, pet phrases, banned moves) saved to the Brain where every other skill reads it.
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    Template Designer 2 · mohitagw15856

    Turn a document the team keeps rewriting into a template that actually helps — extract the recurring skeleton, mark what varies with real placeholder prompts, keep it lighter than the ceremony it replaces, and pilot it before decreeing it. Use when asked make a template from this doc, we write this same thing every week, standardize our status updates or briefs, or why does nobody use our templates. Produces the extracted template with prompting placeholders, the keep-it-light rules, the example-filled twin, and the adoption path.
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    Test Strategy Doc 2 · mohitagw15856

    Write a test strategy document from a feature spec, PRD, or system description. Use when asked to create a test plan, write a test strategy, define QA approach, or plan testing for a feature or release. Produces a complete test strategy with scope, risk assessment, test types, coverage targets, and a prioritised test case outline.
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    The Org Simulator 2 · mohitagw15856

    Stress-test a proposed org change before announcing it — simulate who gains, who loses, who blocks, where friction erupts in the first 90 days, and run the memo leak test: how does this land when it leaks before you announce it? Use when planning a reorg, changing reporting lines, merging or splitting teams, moving a function, or 'how will this org change land?'. Produces a winners/losers map, a friction forecast, the leak-test read, and a sequenced announcement plan.
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    The School Appeal 2 · mohitagw15856

    Simulate a school-place appeal panel before you face the real one — the two questions the panel is actually deciding, the probe that separates grounds from feelings, the prejudice balance your case must tip — run against your actual reasons, with a debrief on which answers built a case and which only expressed one. Use when asked to prepare a school appeal, we did not get our school place, rehearse the appeal hearing, or what does the panel ask. Produces the hearing transcript with the panel's deliberation notes, your case restructured into grounds with evidence, and the questions to put to the admission authority. Jurisdiction-varying; verify your local process. Not legal advice.
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    Thumbnail Creator 2 · mohitagw15856

    Generate article or newsletter thumbnail candidates using the Gemini API from inside Claude Code. Claude reads article copy, proposes composition concepts, writes image generation prompts incorporating brand specs, calls Gemini to generate the images, evaluates the results via computer vision, and returns ranked candidates with rationale. Use when asked to create thumbnails, generate cover images, or produce visual candidates for an article or newsletter.
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    Price Match Request 2 · mohitagw15856

    Get a retailer to match a lower price you found — or refund the difference when the price drops right after you bought — with the request written and the exact proof to show. Use when asked for a price match, I found it cheaper somewhere else, the price dropped after I bought it, or can I get a price adjustment. Produces the policy-aware request, the evidence that qualifies, the eligibility read (what usually counts vs excludes), and a fallback if they won't match.
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    Product Description 2 · mohitagw15856

    Write a product description / listing that sells and ranks. Use when asked to write a product description, e-commerce listing copy, a product page, or to rewrite a flat product blurb. Produces benefit-led listing copy — a hook, scannable feature→benefit bullets, specs, an SEO-aware title and keywords, and trust/again-objection elements — tuned to the buyer and channel.
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    Property Tax Appeal 2 · mohitagw15856

    Challenge an over-assessed property tax bill — check whether your assessment is too high, build the evidence, and file the appeal before the deadline. Use when asked to appeal my property taxes, my property assessment is too high, lower my property tax, or is my home over-assessed. Produces an over-assessment check (comparables vs your valuation), the evidence pack to build, the appeal steps and the strict deadline to watch, a realistic savings estimate, and what to expect at a hearing — flagging that process and rules are local. Not legal or tax advice.
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    Refinance Breakeven 2 · mohitagw15856

    Compute the month a refinance actually starts saving money — payment delta, breakeven month, and total interest on both paths including the term-reset trap. Use when asked should I refinance, when does a refi break even, compare my loan to a refi offer, or is this refinance worth the closing costs. Produces the breakeven analysis with both interest totals, the if-you-sell-before-month-N warning, and the cases where the breakeven math lies.
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    Reply In Their Tone 2 · mohitagw15856

    Draft email replies that match the sender's register — formality, length, directness, and emoji-tolerance read from their message, so the reply lands as native instead of off-key. Use when asked reply to this email, draft a response that doesn't sound stiff, match their tone, or answer this without sounding like a robot. Produces the tone read of the incoming message, the reply drafted in that register, and the adjustment knobs.
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    Research Repo Setup 2 · mohitagw15856

    Set up a research repository the team actually reuses — the atomic-insight format (finding + evidence + source + date), the tagging that makes old research findable by new questions, and the check-the-repo-first norm that stops re-researching. Use when asked set up a research repository, we keep re-learning the same things, where do our user insights live, or make past research findable. Produces the repo structure, the insight-entry format, the intake funnel from studies, and the reuse norms.
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    Salary Benchmarking 2 · mohitagw15856

    Build a defensible salary range for a role — what it actually pays given the market, location, level, and your value — so you can ask, counter, or set pay with a real number. Use when asked what should I be paid, is my salary fair, research market pay for [role], or how much to ask for. Produces a structured way to research the range from multiple sources, the factors that move your number (level, location, industry, skills, company size), where you likely sit in the band, and how to frame the number — flagging that pay data varies and should be triangulated, not taken from one source. Not the same as running the negotiation.
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    Screenshot Teardown 2 · mohitagw15856

    Tear down a competitor's product from screenshots of its actual UI — onboarding, pricing page, core flows. Use when given screenshots of a rival's app or website and asked what they're doing, how their flow works, or what to learn/steal/avoid. Produces a UX-and-strategy teardown grounded in what is visibly on screen, with an inferences-vs-observations split. Requires image input. For a market-level teardown without screenshots use competitor-teardown.
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    Secure A Lost Phone 2 · mohitagw15856

    Do the right things fast when your phone is lost or stolen — lock it, protect your accounts and money, and decide on wipe vs. locate — in the correct order. Use when asked my phone was stolen, I lost my phone what do I do, someone took my phone, or secure my lost phone. Produces an ordered action checklist (locate/lock, protect SIM and banking, change key passwords, wipe decision), the accounts to prioritize because the phone unlocks them, reporting steps, and prevention setup for next time.
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    Sibling Care Summit 2 · mohitagw15856

    Get siblings onto one team about aging parents before the crisis does it for them — a structured family meeting with an agenda that prevents old-roles regression, a fair-not-equal division of care work (money, time, and proximity counted honestly), decision rules for when parents can't decide, and the written summary that prevents six months of 'nobody told me'. Use when someone says 'my siblings and I need to talk about mum', 'my brother does nothing', 'we keep fighting about dad's care', or before a parent's health forces it. Produces the summit agenda, the care-share worksheet, and the family memo.
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    Side Business Setup 2 · mohitagw15856

    Set up a side business in the right order — the do-first sequence (separate money, basic terms, simple records) vs. the feels-official-but-waits list (logos, LLCs-by-default, office chairs), with the structure question framed honestly and routed properly. Use when asked I'm starting a side business what do I need, do I need an LLC, set up my side hustle properly, or what comes first legally and financially. Produces the ordered setup sequence, the structure-decision framing (jurisdiction-flagged, professional-routed), the money-hygiene rules, and the employer-conflict check most people skip.
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    Slide Density Rules 2 · mohitagw15856

    Fix slides that are documents in landscape mode — the one-point-per-slide rule, the projection-vs-reading fork that decides density, the text diet (headlines and evidence, prose to notes), and the glance test. Use when asked my slides are too busy, how much text per slide, fix this wall-of-bullets deck, or make this readable from the back of the room. Produces the density diagnosis, the per-slide fixes (split, strip, or move-to-notes), the projection/document fork decision, and the glance-test results.
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    Small Talk Survival 2 · mohitagw15856

    Survive (and even enjoy) small talk — how to start it, keep it going past the weather, and exit gracefully — for people who find it painful. Use when asked I'm bad at small talk, help me with small talk, what do I say at [event], or how do I make conversation. Produces conversation openers that fit the setting, the technique for keeping it flowing (curiosity, follow-up questions, the little disclosures that deepen it), how to get past surface topics toward something real, graceful exit lines, and the reframe that small talk is a bridge, not the destination — tuned to the specific situation you're dreading.
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    SQL Query Explainer 2 · mohitagw15856

    Explains, optimises, writes, and documents SQL queries. Use when asked to explain a SQL query, optimise slow SQL, translate SQL to plain English for non-technical stakeholders, write a query from a natural language description, or produce query documentation. Produces plain-English explanations, annotated optimised queries, or a data dictionary covering output shape, assumptions, and known limitations. Works across PostgreSQL, MySQL, BigQuery, Snowflake, and standard SQL.
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    Tabletop Negotiator 2 · mohitagw15856

    Practice the table-talk that wins negotiation board games — play out a Catan-style trade, a Diplomacy-style alliance, or a Monopoly-style deal against an opponent with a hidden agenda, then get an out-of-character debrief scoring your moves. Use when someone says 'I always lose the trading part', 'practice Catan trades with me', 'how do I get better at Diplomacy', or 'roleplay a trade with me'. Produces a played-out negotiation plus a debrief with the reads you missed and one habit to change.
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    Team Budget Tracker 2 · mohitagw15856

    Track a team's budget so surprises die young — the commitment-based view (spent + committed + planned, not just invoiced), the category grain that matches how the team actually spends, the monthly close with its one-sentence read, and the forecast honesty for the year-end question. Use when asked track my team's budget, are we going to blow the budget, why did finance's number surprise us, or set up budget visibility for the team. Produces the three-lane tracker (spent/committed/planned), the monthly close ritual, the variance signals, and the year-end forecast method.
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    PPTX Slide Auditor 2 · mohitagw15856

    Audit a PowerPoint presentation for layout issues, text overflow, visual hierarchy problems, and consistency gaps. Use when asked to review a slide deck, check a presentation before a meeting, audit slides for layout problems, or QA a deck before sharing. Produces a slide-by-slide report with issues ranked by severity and specific fixes. Best used with Claude Opus 4.7 or newer for reliable slide-level vision analysis.
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    Pr Crisis Response 2 · mohitagw15856

    Build a crisis communications plan to respond fast and credibly when something goes wrong. Use when asked to handle a PR crisis, draft a crisis comms plan, respond to a public backlash/scandal/incident, or prepare holding statements. Produces a crisis comms plan — situation assessment, stakeholder map, a message house, channel-by-channel statements, a holding statement, an internal brief, and a follow-up timeline.
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    Premortem Assassin 2 · mohitagw15856

    Kill the plan on paper before reality does it for money. Use when a plan, launch, migration, or strategy is about to be committed to and nobody has tried hard to murder it yet — the assassin attacks through twelve named failure vectors and writes the post-mortem of the failure that hasn't happened. Produces a premortem: the death narrative, the twelve-vector attack with survival verdicts, the three kill-shots most likely to land, and the cheap tripwires that would give early warning.
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    Pricing Calculator 2 · mohitagw15856

    Model pricing scenarios — tiers, margins, break-even, and the revenue impact of a price change. Use when asked to calculate pricing, model a price increase, find break-even volume, set tier prices to a margin target, or estimate the revenue effect of a pricing change. Produces a computed pricing model (per-tier margin, break-even units, price-change revenue impact with an elasticity assumption) and a recommendation.
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    Punch List Builder 2 · mohitagw15856

    Turn walkthrough notes, photos, or voice-memo transcripts into a proper construction punch list with location, trade, and spec reference per item. Use when asked to build a punch list, clean up walkthrough notes, organise a deficiency list, prep for substantial completion, or track punch items to closeout. Produces a numbered punch list grouped by location with severity tiers, responsible subcontractor, back-charge candidates, and closeout/retainage linkage.
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    QA Handoff Package 2 · mohitagw15856

    Turn a story and its change into a clean 'ready for QA' package — test scenarios, edge cases, the data and environment setup, and what's explicitly out of scope. Use when asked to prep a QA handoff, what should QA test here, write test scenarios for this story, or make this ready for QA. Produces the scenarios mapped to acceptance criteria, the edge/negative cases devs forget, the exact data and environment setup to reproduce, the risk areas to probe, and the out-of-scope list so QA doesn't chase the wrong things.
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    QA Release Signoff 2 · mohitagw15856

    Produce a QA release sign-off / go-no-go readiness report. Use when asked for a release sign-off, a go/no-go QA report, release readiness, or a test summary before shipping. Produces a sign-off — what was tested and the results, open defects by severity, coverage and residual risk, the go/no-go recommendation with conditions, and a rollback note — so the release decision is evidence-based, not a vibe.
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    Rabbit Hole Rescue 2 · mohitagw15856

    Talk to a family member or friend who's gone down a conspiracy, misinformation, or extremism rabbit hole — without blowing up the relationship or entrenching them further — using connection-first techniques that actually work instead of the facts-and-arguments that don't. Use when someone says 'my dad believes X now', 'my friend's gone down a conspiracy hole', 'how do I talk to them without a fight', or is losing someone to a belief spiral. Produces a conversation approach, what-not-to-do list, and a realistic goal. Connection over winning — and it names when to step back for your own wellbeing.
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    Ranked Climb Coach 2 · mohitagw15856

    Climb ranked on purpose instead of on tilt — a VOD-review protocol (three deaths per game, one pattern per week), a tilt debrief that ends queue-rage sessions, and honest fundamentals-first improvement planning for competitive games like League, Valorant, or Rocket League. Use when someone says 'I'm hardstuck', 'review my gameplay approach', 'I keep tilting', or 'how do I actually improve at ranked'. Produces a weekly improvement plan, a self-review template, and the tilt protocol.
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    Recruiter Outreach 2 · mohitagw15856

    Write personalized candidate outreach that gets replies. Use when asked to write a recruiter InMail, a candidate outreach email, a sourcing message, or a follow-up sequence. Produces a short, personalized first message (hook tied to the candidate, the role's appeal, a low-friction ask) plus a 2–3 step follow-up sequence — honest and candidate-respectful, not spammy.
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    Relocation Planner 2 · mohitagw15856

    Plan a move — across town or across a border — as a dependency-ordered project: the lease/housing chain, address-change cascade, utilities cutover, movers, and the go-bag for the gap days. Use when asked help me plan my move, relocation checklist, I'm moving in six weeks what do I do, or moving to another country logistics. Produces the dependency-ordered timeline, the address-change cascade list, the cutover schedule for both homes, and the moving-day run sheet.
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    Rental Application 2 · mohitagw15856

    Write a standout rental application / cover letter to a landlord or letting agent. Use when asked to write a rental application, a letter to a landlord, a renter cover letter, or to strengthen an application for a competitive rental. Produces a concise renter profile and cover letter — who you are, why you're a reliable tenant, your evidence, and a clear ask — that helps a landlord choose you.
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    Resignation Letter 2 · mohitagw15856

    Write a resignation letter that closes a chapter without burning it — short, warm, legally clean, and silent on everything that doesn't belong in a permanent file. Use when asked write my resignation letter, how do I resign professionally, what do I say when I quit, or review my resignation email. Produces the letter itself, the tell-your-manager-first script, the timing plan, and the list of things that must NOT go in writing.
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    Rfp Scoring Matrix 2 · mohitagw15856

    Build a weighted RFP evaluation matrix and defensible award recommendation. Use when asked to score RFP responses, compare vendor bids, build a supplier evaluation matrix, run a sourcing event scorecard, or decide which bidder to award. Produces a criteria tree with weights, scoring anchors, normalized price scores, a consensus-scored comparison table, and an award recommendation with sensitivity check.
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    Roommate Agreement 2 · mohitagw15856

    Write the flat's constitution before the first passive-aggressive note — money, chores, guests, noise, food, and the exit plan, decided while everyone still likes each other, in language that's firm without being corporate. Use when moving in with roommates, when the dishes cold-war has started, when a partner basically lives there rent-free, or when someone's moving out mid-lease. Produces a signed-feeling one-page agreement plus the house meeting script to agree it.
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    Vendor Evaluation 2 · mohitagw15856

    Create a structured vendor evaluation framework for any procurement decision. Use when asked to evaluate vendors, compare suppliers, run an RFP scoring process, or assess a software or service provider. Produces a weighted scorecard, evaluation criteria, and recommendation framework.
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    When Someone Dies 2 · mohitagw15856

    The first two weeks after a death, organized — what genuinely needs doing now, what only feels urgent, who to notify in what order, and the documents everything else will require. Use when asked someone just died what do I do, checklist after a death, help me handle my parent's affairs, or what needs to happen this week. Produces the triaged timeline (today / this week / can wait), the notification order, the death-certificate math, and the scripts for the hardest calls — written for someone who cannot think straight, because that's who's reading.
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    Win Loss Analysis 2 · mohitagw15856

    Analyze why deals are won and lost and turn it into an action plan. Use when asked to run a win/loss analysis, review closed-won and closed-lost deals, understand why the team is losing to a competitor, or summarize sales feedback into patterns. Produces a structured win/loss report with themes, win/loss rates by segment and competitor, representative quotes, and prioritized actions for product, marketing, and sales.
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    Workshop Designer 2 · mohitagw15856

    Design working sessions that produce artifacts, not vibes — the outcome-backwards agenda, the activity formats that beat open discussion (silent writing, dot voting, structured rounds), the energy arc, and the output-capture that survives the room. Use when asked design a workshop for X, plan our planning session, facilitate a half-day working session, or our workshops are fun but nothing comes out. Produces the workshop design: the artifact goal, the activity sequence with timings, the facilitation notes, and the capture plan.
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    Competitor Teardown 2 · mohitagw15856

    Produce un análisis competitivo estructurado para cualquier producto o mercado. Úsalo cuando se te pida un análisis de competidores, desglose competitivo, comparación de mercado, SWOT, o mapa de posicionamiento. Genera un desglose estructurado con mapa de posicionamiento, comparación de características, brechas de mensajería y recomendaciones estratégicas. Para un documento de panorama completo con matriz de características y análisis de victorias/derrotas, usa competitive-analysis en su lugar.
    1 install
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    Cs Escalation Brief 2 · mohitagw15856

    Redacta un resumen de escalada estructurado para una cuenta de cliente en riesgo. Úsalo cuando una cuenta se haya escalado, cuando un cliente amenace con churn, cuando un problema P1 de un cliente necesite atención ejecutiva, o cuando se prepare un plan de retención interno. Produce un resumen de escalada nítido con contexto de cuenta, cronología, causa raíz, impacto comercial y un plan de resolución claro.
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    Cs Health Scorecard 2 · mohitagw15856

    Construir un cuadro de mando de salud del cliente para una cuenta específica. Úsalo cuando se te pida puntuar la salud de la cuenta, evaluar el riesgo de renovación, construir un panel de salud, o valorar la probabilidad de que una cuenta se renueve o expanda. Produce un cuadro de mando de salud estructurado con estado RAG, puntuaciones por dimensión, riesgos clave y acciones recomendadas.
    2 installs
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    Incident Postmortem 2 · mohitagw15856

    Redacta un análisis posterior a incidentes estructurado o una revisión post-incidente. Úsalo cuando se te pida escribir un postmortem, informe de incidente, revisión P1/P2, reporte de caída o RCA (análisis de causa raíz). Produce un postmortem sin culpables que incluya línea de tiempo, causa raíz, factores contribuyentes, resumen de impacto y elementos de acción.
    2 installs
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    Rice Prioritisation 2 · mohitagw15856

    Califica y clasifica iniciativas de producto usando el marco RICE. Úsalo cuando se te pida priorizar funcionalidades, clasificar un backlog mediante RICE, calificar iniciativas para la planificación trimestral, o aplicar un marco objetivo a una lista de ideas en competencia. Produce una tabla RICE clasificada con puntuaciones, indicadores de victorias rápidas y apuestas moonshot, notas de dependencias, y un orden de secuenciación recomendado.
    2 installs
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    Clone Brief 2 · mohitagw15856

    Summarise what Clone Brief does in one line. Use when asked to [trigger phrases the user would say]. Produces [the concrete artifact].
    2 installs
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    After The Disaster 2 · mohitagw15856

    Work through the first hours and days after a disaster — a fire, flood, storm, or evacuation — in the right order: safety and people first, then documenting for insurance and aid, then the immediate recovery steps, without missing the things that cost money or health later. Use when someone says 'my house flooded/burned', 'what do I do after the disaster', 'we just evacuated, now what', or 'the storm damaged everything'. Produces a triaged action plan (safety → document → claim → recover), the do-not-miss list, and where to get help. Not legal advice; routes to emergency services and official aid.
    1 install
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    Agent Hiring Panel 2 · mohitagw15856

    Hire an AI agent the way you'd hire an employee — a role spec with success criteria, a structured work-sample interview run on your real tasks, reference checks (what do actual users report), probation KPIs, and termination criteria written before day one. Use when choosing between AI agents/tools/copilots for a job, formalizing an AI pilot, or 'which agent should we use for X'. Produces the role spec, interview pack with scoring rubric, a decision record, and a probation plan.
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    Aging Parent Talks 2 · mohitagw15856

    Prepare the conversations with aging parents that everyone postpones — the driving talk, the money talk, the care-options talk, the moving talk — each with an opener that doesn't ambush, a dignity-first script, rehearsal against realistic resistance, and the fallback when it goes badly. Use when someone says 'I need to talk to my dad about driving', 'my mum won't discuss her finances', 'we need to talk about care', or is dreading a visit for exactly this reason. Produces the conversation plan, a rehearsal, and the small-steps fallback. A preparation tool, not family therapy — and it says so when the situation needs more.
    2 installs
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    AI Output Verifier 2 · mohitagw15856

    Check AI output before you trust or use it — where it's likely wrong, what to verify, and how to catch confident-sounding errors. Use when asked can I trust this AI answer, how do I verify what AI told me, fact-check this AI output, or is this AI response reliable. Produces a risk read on the specific output (the claims most likely to be wrong or made up), the parts that need independent verification vs the parts that are low-risk, how to actually verify each, the tells of AI hallucination and overconfidence, and a habit for building verification into your AI use — because AI is confidently wrong often enough that unchecked trust is a real risk.
    2 installs
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    Ambiguity Resolver 2 · mohitagw15856

    Structure vague opportunities and unclear briefs into actionable one-page problem statements. Use when asked to clarify a vague brief, frame an undefined problem, make sense of an unclear opportunity, or when the user says 'we need to figure out what to do about X' or 'I've been asked to look into Y'. Produces a structured problem brief with reframed questions, scoped boundaries, and a minimum viable research plan.
    2 installs
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    Runway Monte Carlo 2 · mohitagw15856

    Cash runway as a distribution, not a number — Monte Carlo simulated. Use when someone asks how long their cash lasts, when to start fundraising, or how burn/revenue volatility changes their runway; especially when the naive cash÷burn answer is driving a decision. Produces P10/P50/P90 runway, month-by-month death probabilities, and a real .xlsx with editable assumptions and a live naive-runway formula — via the bundled zero-dependency simulator.
    1 install
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    Salary Negotiation 2 · mohitagw15856

    Plan a compensation negotiation grounded in numbers and leverage, not nerves. Use when asked to negotiate salary, evaluate or counter a job offer, prepare for a comp conversation, or compare offers. Produces a negotiation plan — total-comp comparison across offers, your target/walk-away and BATNA, the value-based justification, the counter scripts, and what to negotiate beyond base.
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    Should I Send This 2 · mohitagw15856

    Gut-check a message before you send it — is it going to land the way you intend, or will you regret it in an hour? Use when asked should I send this, is this message okay to send, check this before I hit send, or will I regret this text/email. Produces a read on how the message will actually land for its recipient, the parts that could be misread or that you're sending from emotion, whether now is the right time to send it at all, and a calmer rewrite if needed — catching the hot, snippy, or oversharing message before it does damage you can't undo.
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    Social Ad Campaign 2 · mohitagw15856

    Plan and write a paid social advertising campaign. Use when asked to build a paid social campaign, create Meta/LinkedIn/TikTok/X ad copy, define a social ad strategy, or plan an advertising funnel across social platforms. Produces a complete campaign plan with audience targeting, ad set structure, copy for each ad format, budget allocation, and measurement framework.
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    Social Media Audit 2 · mohitagw15856

    Audit an existing social media presence across all active platforms. Use when asked to review social media performance, analyse a brand's social presence, benchmark against competitors, or identify what's working and what isn't. Produces a scored audit with platform-by-platform analysis, content performance review, competitive benchmarking, and a prioritised action plan.
    1 install
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    Stargazing Tonight 2 · mohitagw15856

    Plan a stargazing session for tonight from where you are — what's worth looking for, when and where to look, and how to see it with just your eyes or basic gear. Use when asked what can I see in the sky tonight, plan stargazing, what's that bright star/planet, or help me find [constellation/planet]. Produces a target list suited to your location, date, and light pollution, a simple when/where-to-look guide, naked-eye vs binocular/telescope notes, and viewing conditions to check — flagging that positions change, so confirm with a live sky app.
    1 install
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    Stretching Routine 2 · mohitagw15856

    Build a targeted stretching or mobility routine for the tightness you actually have — desk-stiff hips, a tight back, post-run legs — not a generic list. Use when asked for a stretching routine, my [back/hips/neck] is tight, mobility routine, or stretches for [activity]. Produces a short routine for the target area with hold times and cues, a warm-up vs recovery distinction, a daily-minimum version, and a plain 'ease in, don't force pain, see a pro for sharp/ongoing pain' note.
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    Subscription Audit 2 · mohitagw15856

    Find and rank the recurring-payment leak — every subscription annualized, sorted by real yearly cost, with the keep/cancel/downgrade pass and the where-they-hide checklist. Use when asked audit my subscriptions, how much am I spending on subscriptions, help me cancel stuff, or what recurring charges am I forgetting. Produces the annualized ranking from the script, the hidden-subscription hunt list, the keep/cancel/downgrade decisions with the cancellation friction notes, and the re-audit cadence.
    2 installs
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    Summarize Anything 2 · mohitagw15856

    Turn a long article, email thread, document, or transcript into a tight summary you can act on — the gist, the key points, and what it means for you. Use when asked for a TL;DR, to summarize this, give me the gist, or the key takeaways. Produces a one-line TL;DR, the key points as scannable bullets, any decisions/action items with owners, and open questions — faithful to the source, with nothing invented and important caveats kept.
    1 install
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    Supplier Scorecard 2 · mohitagw15856

    Build a quarterly supplier performance scorecard with a weighted grade and a clear escalate/develop/exit call. Use when asked to review supplier performance, prepare a quarterly business review for a vendor, score a supplier on OTIF and quality, or decide whether to escalate or exit a supplier. Produces a weighted scorecard with trend arrows, per-dimension evidence, corrective-action status, and a recommendation.
    2 installs
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    Task To First Step 2 · mohitagw15856

    Shrink a task you're avoiding down to a first step so small it's almost impossible not to do — beating activation-energy paralysis. Use when asked I can't get started on, help me start this task, this feels too big to begin, or break this down so I can start. Produces the dreaded task decomposed to a laughably tiny first physical action (open the doc, write one sentence), why that specific step lowers the barrier, and the next couple of micro-steps — so starting stops requiring willpower.
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    Task Triage Matrix 2 · mohitagw15856

    Triage an overwhelming task list into what actually gets done — the urgent/important sort applied honestly (with the two corrections the classic matrix needs), the do/schedule/delegate/drop verbs, and the list hygiene that keeps triage from becoming a weekly archaeology dig. Use when asked my task list is overwhelming, triage my todos, everything feels urgent, or what should I actually work on. Produces the sorted list with verbs, the urgency audit (what's fake-urgent), the drop list with permission, and the intake rule.
    1 install
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    Teach Me In Layers 2 · mohitagw15856

    Learn a complex topic in progressive layers — a one-sentence version, then a paragraph, then the real depth — so you build a mental scaffold instead of drowning in detail. Use when asked explain this in layers, teach me X from simple to deep, I need to understand this progressively, or start simple then go deeper. Produces a topic explained at escalating depth (ELI5 → informed-adult → the real thing), each layer building on the last, checkpoints to make sure a layer landed before the next, and where to stop for your actual need — so you never get lost in detail without a frame to hang it on.
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    The Car Dealership 2 · mohitagw15856

    Simulate the car-buying gauntlet before you walk in — the four-square worksheet, the payment-question trap, the trade-in shuffle, and the finance office's second sales floor, all run against your actual deal. Use when asked practice negotiating at a dealership, simulate the finance office, what tricks will the dealer use, or prep me before I buy a car. Produces the showroom and finance-office transcripts with the salesperson's playbook notes, the deal outcome vs your targets, and a debrief with the holds that would have worked.
    2 installs
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    The Maintainers No 2 · mohitagw15856

    Say no as an open-source maintainer without burning contributors or yourself — the feature that doesn't fit, the PR that took someone a weekend but can't merge, the company that wants free support, the fork suggestion said kindly. Use when a maintainer says 'how do I reject this PR nicely', 'a company is demanding support', 'this feature request won't die', or is avoiding an issue thread out of guilt. Produces the specific no for the situation, with reasoning shown and the relationship kept.
    2 installs
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    The Price Pushback 2 · mohitagw15856

    Simulate the client who grinds on your price — the budget theater, the competitor quote, the scope squeeze — against your actual offer, with a debrief on where you caved and what holding would have sounded like. Use when asked simulate a client negotiating my rate, practice price pushback, they said I'm too expensive, or stress-test my pricing conversation. Produces the negotiation transcript with the client's private playbook notes, the deal outcome, and a debrief on every concession with its stronger alternative.
    2 installs
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    Testimonial Request 2 · mohitagw15856

    Ask happy clients for a testimonial or review the right way — timed well, easy to give, and specific enough to actually persuade future clients. Use when asked to get testimonials, ask for a review, how to request a testimonial, or get social proof from clients. Produces the right moment and channel to ask, a message that makes saying yes effortless, guiding questions that yield specific results-based testimonials (not 'great to work with'), how to handle a written vs video ask, and permission/usage basics — without being pushy or fishing for praise.
    1 install
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    The 2 Minute Launch 2 · mohitagw15856

    Break the paralysis on the thing you keep not starting with a 2-minute launch sequence — a countdown into motion before the resistance can win. Use when asked I keep putting this off, help me finally start, I've been avoiding this for days, or I can't make myself begin. Produces a diagnosis of what flavor of resistance is stopping you, a 2-minute launch move matched to it, a literal countdown into action, and a bare-minimum win definition — designed to convert avoidance into motion in the next 120 seconds, not to make a plan for later.
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    The Journalist Call 2 · mohitagw15856

    Simulate a hostile-but-fair journalist interview about your company or announcement — the questions you fear, live follow-ups on every dodge, then the story they'd file. Use when asked to media-train me, simulate a press interview, prep me for a journalist call, or how will this announcement be covered. Produces the interview transcript with your likely stumbles, the article they would write from it, and a debrief with bridge lines and the quotes to prepare.
    1 install
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    The Ruthless Editor 2 · mohitagw15856

    Run any draft through the editor who owes you nothing — the buried lede surfaced, the throat-clearing cut, the hedges un-stacked, every paragraph made to answer so what — with a target of 30% shorter and the voice intact. Use when asked to edit this ruthlessly, cut my draft down, why is this piece flabby, tighten this up, or as the second half of a drafting duet: run any writing skill, then run this against its output. Produces the edited draft, the cut list with reasons, the survived-on-merit list, and the patterns-to-stop diagnosis for the writer. Adversarial to the prose, loyal to the point.
    1 install
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    Tornado Sensitivity 2 · mohitagw15856

    Which assumption actually moves the answer — one-at-a-time sensitivity, ranked into a tornado. Use when a model's output is being argued about (LTV, ROI, forecast) and the room is debating drivers that don't matter, or before spending diligence effort: swing every driver low→high and see which one owns the outcome. Produces the ranked tornado table, share-of-swing per driver, and a real .xlsx — via the bundled zero-dependency script with a safely restricted formula evaluator.
    2 installs
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    Trade Quote Builder 2 · mohitagw15856

    Build a trade quote that wins the job and protects the margin — materials and labor itemized, assumptions and exclusions stated, variations priced by rule, and the professional one-page layout customers trust. Use when a tradesperson says 'help me quote this job', 'I keep losing money on jobs', 'customer wants a price for X', or 'how do I quote a day rate vs fixed'. Produces a ready-to-send quote plus the internal costing sheet behind it.
    2 installs
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    Ttrpg Session Forge 2 · mohitagw15856

    Prep tonight's TTRPG session in 30 minutes — three scenes with stakes, NPC voice cards, a flexible encounter, treasure/clues, and the 'players did something insane' toolkit — plus session-zero safety tools for new tables. Use when a game master says 'prep my D&D session', 'my players derailed everything', 'I need an NPC on the fly', or 'help me start a campaign'. Produces a one-page session plan built to survive contact with the players.
    2 installs
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    Wedding Vows Writer 2 · mohitagw15856

    Write personal wedding vows that sound like you — specific, heartfelt, and the right length — instead of generic or cheesy. Use when asked to write my wedding vows, help me with vows, what should I say at my wedding, or vows that aren't cliché. Produces vows built from your real story and specifics, a structure (who you are together, a promise or few, a look forward), the right tone and length for your ceremony, coordination notes with your partner, and a version you can actually deliver out loud without crying through the whole thing.
    2 installs
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    Code Review Checklist 2 · mohitagw15856

    Genera una lista de verificación de revisión de código personalizada para cualquier solicitud de cambios basada en el lenguaje, tipo de cambio y nivel de riesgo. Úsalo cuando te pidan revisar código, verificar un PR, revisar una solicitud de cambios o generar una lista de verificación de revisión de código. Produce una lista de verificación enfocada con comprobaciones específicas del lenguaje, profundidad apropiada al nivel de riesgo y una recomendación clara de aprobar o solicitar cambios.
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    Customer Success Plan 2 · mohitagw15856

    Construir un plan conjunto de éxito del cliente para una cuenta específica. Úsalo cuando se te pida crear un plan de éxito, plan de éxito conjunto, plan de acción mutua o plan de incorporación de clientes. Produce un plan de éxito estructurado con objetivos empresariales, hitos, métricas de éxito, propiedad y una hoja de ruta de 90-180 días.
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    AI Agent Reliability 2 · mohitagw15856

    Make an AI agent or automation reliable enough to trust — the tests, checks, and guardrails that catch its failures before they reach anything real. Use when asked how do I test my AI agent, make my automation reliable, my agent works sometimes, or how do I trust an AI workflow in production. Produces a map of where the agent can fail (bad input, hallucination, wrong tool call, edge cases, silent errors), the checks that catch each (validation, evals on real cases, human-in-the-loop gates, monitoring), a right-sized reliability plan scaled to the stakes, and a rollout that earns trust incrementally — so an agent that works in a demo becomes one that works in reality. For builders putting AI agents into real workflows.
    1 install
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    AI Disclosure Policy 2 · mohitagw15856

    Decide when and how your product and communications must (or should) label AI-generated content, and write the disclosure policy — surface-by-surface rules, exact label wording, and the review trigger for regulations like the EU AI Act's transparency obligations. Use when asked 'do we have to label AI content', 'write our AI disclosure policy', 'are we covered for the AI Act', or when marketing/support/product start shipping AI-generated output. Produces a disclosure policy with a per-surface matrix and ready-to-use label copy. Not legal advice.
    1 install
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     AI Workflow Designer 2 · mohitagw15856

     Design an AI-assisted workflow for a recurring task — which steps to hand to AI, which to keep human, and how they connect — so you get leverage without losing quality or control. Use when asked how do I use AI for [process], automate this with AI, design an AI workflow, or where does AI fit in my process. Produces a map of the task's steps split into AI-does / human-does / human-checks, the right tool/prompt for each AI step, the hand-offs and review points, the failure modes to guard against, and a start-small rollout — turning a manual process into a reliable AI-assisted one that keeps you in control.
     1 install