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- ▌ Benefits Cliff Check 2 · mohitagw15856Check whether a raise, more hours, or a new job could cost you more in lost benefits than you gain — the 'benefits cliff' — before you accept it. Use when asked will a raise hurt my benefits, benefits cliff, if I make more will I lose my food stamps or medicaid, or should I take more hours. Produces a plain map of which benefits phase out at what income (and which cut off suddenly vs. taper), a rough read on whether a specific income change helps or hurts net, the ones with hard cliffs to watch (childcare, Medicaid, housing), the moves that soften a cliff, and where to get a real benefits screening — so you make an income decision with eyes open, not a nasty surprise. Not financial/benefits advice; points to a benefits counselor.
- ▌ Board Deck Narrative 2 · mohitagw15856Build the storyline and slide structure for a board presentation. Use when asked to create a board deck, board presentation narrative, board meeting slides, or quarterly board update. Produces a complete slide-by-slide structure with narrative beats, talking points, and slide content guidance.
- ▌ Build My Memory File 2 · mohitagw15856Interview you into a durable personal MEMORY.md — your decision rules, patterns, past failures, and preferences — that any AI can read to help you better, with privacy guardrails built in. Use when asked to build my memory file, help my AI remember me, create a MEMORY.md, or set up context about myself. Produces a structured personal-context file drawn out through good questions (how you decide, what you keep repeating, what you don't want to repeat), organized for an AI to use — while explicitly refusing to store sensitive data like credentials, financial, health, or others' personal info.
- ▌ Knowledge Gap Map 2 · mohitagw15856Map what you don't know about a subject — including the gaps you can't see — so your learning targets the holes instead of re-covering what you already know. Use when asked what don't I know about X, find my knowledge gaps, what should I learn next in, or map my understanding of. Produces a picture of the subject's territory, what you already know vs the gaps, the dangerous unknown-unknowns (things you don't know you're missing), which gaps matter most for your goal, and a prioritized learn-next list — so effort goes where it counts.
- ▌ Landing Page Copy 2 · mohitagw15856Write full landing-page copy that converts — section by section. Use when asked to write a landing page, homepage copy, a product page, or copy for a marketing site. Produces complete copy for every section (hero, problem, solution, social proof, features-as-benefits, objections/FAQ, final CTA) with a clear single conversion goal and one primary call to action.
- ▌ Load Testing Plan 2 · mohitagw15856Write a load and performance testing plan for a service. Use when asked to create a performance test plan, write load testing documentation, define stress or soak test scenarios, or set performance regression gates for CI. Produces a complete test plan document with scenario definitions, k6/Locust script skeleton, threshold table, result interpretation guide, and CI integration steps.
- ▌ Maintainer Triage 2 · mohitagw15856Get an open-source repo's issue backlog from 400-and-drowning to triaged-and-honest in one pass — a label taxonomy that encodes decisions, batch triage rules you can apply in seconds per issue, saved replies that stay kind at scale, and stale-bot policy set with a conscience. Use when a maintainer says 'my issues are out of control', 'triage my backlog', 'set up labels for my repo', or dreads opening GitHub. Produces the taxonomy, the triage pass rules, saved replies, and a sustainable weekly routine.
- ▌ Meeting Prep Live 2 · mohitagw15856Prepare the user for a REAL upcoming meeting by pulling the actual Calendar event, its attendees, the linked Drive docs, and the last email/Slack thread — then producing a brief. Use when asked to prep me for my next meeting, get me ready for the 2pm, or what do I need for the sync with X in Cowork. Reads the event via the Google Calendar connector, gathers the attached and related material via Drive/Gmail, and produces a one-page meeting-brief artifact with objective, context, open threads, and the questions to ask.
- ▌ Meeting Prep Pack 2 · mohitagw15856Arrive at a meeting armed in fifteen minutes — the prep pack: what this meeting decides, your position with its reasons, the other attendees' likely stances, the questions to ask, and the outcome you're steering toward. Use when asked prep me for this meeting, what should I know before this call, I have 15 minutes before a big meeting, or help me not wing it. Produces the one-page prep pack with position, stances, questions, and the walk-away-with list.
- ▌ My Failure Museum 2 · mohitagw15856Turn a mistake into a reusable lesson — a short, unsentimental 'here's what happened and the rule so it doesn't happen again' entry you can actually keep. Use when asked help me learn from this mistake, I keep making the same error, capture this lesson, or turn this failure into something useful. Produces an honest, blame-free autopsy of what happened, the real root cause (not the surface one), the specific rule or trigger that prevents a repeat, and a one-line entry for your growing 'failure museum' — because unexamined mistakes repeat and examined ones compound into wisdom.
- ▌ Notion DB Hygiene 2 · mohitagw15856Clean the user's REAL Notion database — read it, find stale/incomplete/duplicate entries, and fix them via the connector — not advice on keeping Notion tidy. Use when asked to clean up my Notion database, my tracker is a mess, find the stale and duplicate entries, or tidy my projects DB in Cowork. Reads the database via the Notion connector, audits for staleness / missing required fields / duplicates / status drift, and produces a hygiene-report artifact plus the applied fixes (with a preview-and-confirm step before any change).
- ▌ Oversharing Audit 2 · mohitagw15856Audit what your public online presence quietly reveals — and tighten it — before a stranger, employer, or scammer uses it. Use when asked what does my online presence reveal, audit my privacy, what can people find out about me, or clean up my social media. Produces a review of what's exposed across profiles and posts (location, routines, identifiers, security-question answers), the specific risks each creates, prioritized fixes (settings + what to remove/stop posting), and habits to prevent future leaks — without demanding you delete everything.
- ▌ Power Outage Plan 2 · mohitagw15856Plan for an extended power outage — keeping medically-essential devices running, food safe, the home warm or cool enough, and communication alive — before the lights go out, with the special focus on power-dependent medical needs. Use when someone says 'prepare for a power outage', 'what if the power goes out for days', 'blackout plan', or 'I rely on a medical device that needs electricity'. Produces an outage plan tiered by duration, a medical-power priority plan, food/heat/cool/comms guidance, and safety warnings. Not medical advice; medical-device continuity routes to clinicians/utilities.
- ▌ Pricing Page Copy 2 · mohitagw15856Write pricing page copy that helps buyers self-select the right plan and convert. Use when asked to write or improve a pricing page, name and describe pricing tiers, write plan feature lists, pricing CTAs, or a pricing FAQ. Produces complete pricing page copy — a header, tier cards with names, prices, audiences, feature lists, CTAs, an add-on/enterprise section, and an objection-handling FAQ.
- ▌ Proposal Skeleton 2 · mohitagw15856Structure an internal proposal that gets a decision — the problem-cost-options-recommendation-ask spine, the objection pre-handling that shortens the meeting, and the reversibility framing that makes yes easier. Use when asked write a proposal for the new tool or process or hire, how do I pitch this internally, structure my case for the change, or my proposals keep dying in review. Produces the proposal skeleton filled from the actual case, the objections table, the decision-sized ask, and the one-page discipline.
- ▌ Research Protocol 2 · mohitagw15856Write a structured research protocol or study design document. Use when asked to write a research protocol, study protocol, research plan, methodology section, or research proposal. Produces a complete protocol with objectives, methodology, ethical considerations, and analysis plan.
- ▌ Respite Care Plan 2 · mohitagw15856Plan a genuine break from caregiving — arrange the coverage, hand off the essentials, and actually rest — because respite is what lets you keep going. Use when asked I need a break from caregiving, how do I arrange respite care, I can't leave them alone, or help me get time off from caring. Produces the coverage options for your situation (family, paid respite, day programs, short-stay), a handoff pack so whoever covers has what they need, how to overcome the barriers (guilt, trust, cost, logistics), and a plan to actually rest during the break rather than worry — turning 'I can never get away' into a real, repeatable break. Not medical advice.
- ▌ Rewards Optimizer 2 · mohitagw15856Figure out the best card or payment route for a purchase (or your everyday spending) to maximize cashback/points — without overspending or drowning in complexity. Use when asked which card should I use for [purchase], maximize my credit card rewards, best card for [category], or optimize my points. Produces the best-value route for the spend from the cards/programs you actually have, a simple everyday cheat-sheet by category, redemption tips, and honest guardrails (pay in full, don't chase points into debt or clutter). Not financial advice.
- ▌ Run An Agent Team 2 · mohitagw15856Design a small team of AI agents to tackle a complex task in parallel — who does what, how they hand off, and how to keep them coordinated — instead of one overloaded agent doing everything serially. Use when asked how do I use multiple AI agents, set up an agent team, orchestrate agents for, or run agents in parallel. Produces a decomposition of the task into agent roles, a coordination pattern (parallel vs sequential, how outputs combine), the context each agent needs (and what to keep isolated), a review/quality step, and the guardrails to keep it from going off the rails — practical multi-agent design for real tasks.
- ▌ Jury Duty Navigator 2 · mohitagw15856Handle a jury summons calmly — confirm it's real, understand what's actually required, request a deferral or excusal the right way if you genuinely need one, arrange work and pay, and know what to expect at selection and on the day. Use when someone says I got a jury summons, can I get out of jury duty, how do I defer jury service, or what happens at jury duty. Produces a response plan, a deferral/excusal request if warranted, and a what-to-expect brief, with a clear warning that ignoring a summons has consequences. Not legal advice; routes to the court for anything binding and never coaches dodging a legal obligation.
- ▌ Karaoke Song Picker 2 · mohitagw15856Pick the karaoke song that actually fits your voice and the room — so you land it instead of dying on a key change. Use when asked what karaoke song should I sing, pick me a karaoke song, what should I sing for [occasion], or a song for my voice. Produces a few tailored song picks matched to your range and skill, why each works (and the tricky bit to watch), a crowd-pleaser vs a show-off pick, a group/duet option, and a safe fallback for when nerves hit.
- ▌ Knowledge Gardening 2 · mohitagw15856Keep a team knowledge base alive — the gardener role and its weekly half-hour, the rot signals (stale pages, orphans, duplicates) and their fixes, the capture funnels that feed the garden, and the pruning that keeps search useful. Use when asked our wiki is a graveyard, who maintains the knowledge base, set up knowledge management that lasts, or people can't find anything anymore. Produces the gardener rotation, the weekly tending routine, the rot triage, and the capture funnels.
- ▌ Late Invoice Chaser 2 · mohitagw15856Chase an overdue invoice and actually get paid — a firm-but-friendly escalation ladder that protects the client relationship until it's clear the relationship is the problem. Use when asked to chase an unpaid invoice, my client hasn't paid, write a payment reminder, or how do I get a late-paying client to pay. Produces a staged sequence of messages (gentle nudge → firm reminder → final notice → next steps) timed to the overdue days, with late-fee and work-pause options and a note on what to keep for the record.
- ▌ Layoff Announcement 2 · mohitagw15856Write the layoff communications a leader has to get right once — the all-hands script, the affected/unaffected messages, and the external note, without corporate euphemism or legal risk. Use when asked to write a layoff announcement, communicate a RIF, tell the team about job cuts, or draft the difficult all-hands. Produces the full comms set: leader script, same-hour messages for affected and remaining staff, manager talking points, and the external statement — sequenced.
- ▌ Lesson Plan Builder 2 · mohitagw15856Build a standards-aligned K-12 lesson plan with clear objectives, a timed activity sequence, checks for understanding, and differentiation. Use when asked to plan a lesson, write a lesson plan, align a lesson to a standard, or turn a topic into a class period. Produces measurable objectives, a bell-to-bell timeline (hook → instruction → practice → close), formative checks, differentiation for varied learners, and the materials list.
- ▌ LLM Guardrails Spec 2 · mohitagw15856Specify the safety and reliability guardrails for an LLM feature before it ships. Use when asked to define LLM guardrails, add safety controls to an AI feature, prevent prompt injection or jailbreaks, or harden a chatbot/agent against misuse. Produces a guardrails spec — threats, input/output controls, refusal and escalation policy, logging, and a red-team test set — mapped to where each control runs.
- ▌ Machiavelli Counsel 2 · mohitagw15856Analyse a workplace power situation the way Machiavelli's The Prince (1532) would — who holds power, whose support you need, what fortune can take from you — then give both the Machiavellian read and the honest modern counterweight. Use when navigating a reorg, a new leader arriving, stakeholder politics, a territory dispute, or 'my project is caught in politics'. Produces a power map, a Machiavellian assessment, and an ethical playing-it-straight plan.
- ▌ Metric Tree Builder 2 · mohitagw15856Decompose a north-star metric into a driver tree — the inputs and sub-inputs that actually move it — so a team knows which levers to pull. Use when asked to build a metric tree, break down a north-star metric, map metric drivers, or find the inputs behind an output metric. Produces a hierarchical tree from the top metric down to actionable input metrics, with the relationships, the highest-leverage levers, and what to instrument.
- ▌ Money Mindset Reset 2 · mohitagw15856Untangle the money beliefs and emotions that quietly sabotage your finances — the scripts from childhood, the avoidance, the guilt or fear — and reset to a healthier relationship with money. Use when asked I have a bad relationship with money, why do I self-sabotage financially, money stresses me out, or fix my money mindset. Produces a look at your money story and where it came from, the specific beliefs driving unhelpful behaviors (avoidance, overspending, scarcity, guilt), a reframe toward a healthier stance, and small behavior shifts that follow — because money behavior is often emotional, not just mathematical. Not therapy or financial advice.
- ▌ Net Worth Statement 2 · mohitagw15856Produce a personal net-worth statement — assets minus liabilities — and a way to track it. Use when asked to calculate net worth, summarize finances, or set up net-worth tracking. Produces a categorized assets/liabilities statement, the net-worth figure, liquidity and debt ratios, and a tracking cadence. Educational, not regulated financial advice.
- ▌ Networking Outreach 2 · mohitagw15856Write networking messages that actually get replies — warm, specific, and easy to say yes to — for reconnecting, cold outreach, referrals, or asking for advice. Use when asked to help me network, write a message to reconnect / to a recruiter / to someone at [company], reach out for a referral, or networking message help. Produces a message tuned to the relationship and the ask, a specific and genuine hook, a low-friction request the person can easily grant, follow-up guidance, and a note on giving value — not a generic 'pick your brain' that gets ignored.
- ▌ Office Hours Design 2 · mohitagw15856Replace ad-hoc interruptions with office hours that actually get used — the slot design (cadence, length, format), the routing rules that tell people what goes there vs. what shouldn't wait, and the empty-hours and overflow failure modes handled in advance. Use when asked set up office hours, I'm interrupted constantly but want to stay accessible, my office hours sit empty, or design expert time for the team. Produces the slot design, the routing card, the facilitation format, and the tuning rules.
- ▌ Office Move Runbook 2 · mohitagw15856Run an office move or reconfiguration without losing a week of work — the dependency-ordered plan (internet lead times rule everything), the workstream owners, the comms that keep the team functional through the chaos, and the day-one-that-works checklist. Use when asked plan our office move, we're moving floors/buildings in six weeks, who owns what in the move, or make day one at the new office not a disaster. Produces the workstream map with owners, the dependency timeline, the team comms plan, and the day-one readiness gate.
- ▌ Personal Wip Limits 2 · mohitagw15856Cap your work-in-progress so things finish — the personal WIP limit (3 active outcomes, defended), the finish-before-start rule with its exceptions named, the parking lot for the overflow, and the throughput evidence that converts the skeptic. Use when asked I have twelve things half-done, why does nothing ever finish, set a WIP limit for my work, or I start everything and complete nothing. Produces the active-list cap, the parking protocol, the start-gate, and the two-week throughput experiment.
- ▌ Pr Description Live 2 · mohitagw15856Write a PR description grounded in the REAL diff — read the branch's actual changes via the GitHub connector, not a template the user fills in. Use when asked to write my PR description, describe this pull request, draft the PR body from my branch, or document these changes in Cowork. Reads the commits and diff via the GitHub connector, derives what changed and why from the code itself, and produces a PR-description artifact (summary, changes, testing, risk) ready to paste — matching the repo's PR template if one exists.
- ▌ Journaling Prompts 2 · mohitagw15856Get journaling prompts tuned to what you're actually working through — a decision, a rough patch, a goal, or just building the habit — not generic 'how was your day'. Use when asked for journaling prompts, help me start journaling, writing prompts for [situation], or what should I journal about. Produces a small set of prompts matched to your intent, a simple format and cadence that fits your time, a starter for total beginners, and a gentle note on going deeper vs. when a topic is better taken to a professional.
- ▌ Kpi Tracker Design 2 · mohitagw15856Design a KPI tracker that drives decisions instead of decorating them — the few-metrics discipline (5–9, each with an owner and a so-what), targets with honest baselines, the trend-first layout, and the review ritual where the tracker actually gets used. Use when asked set up KPI tracking for the team, build a metrics dashboard in sheets, which numbers should we track, or our dashboard exists but nobody acts on it. Produces the metric selection with kill-list, the tracker structure, the target-setting notes, and the review ritual.
- ▌ Lending Risk Brief 2 · mohitagw15856Write a portfolio-level lending risk brief: concentration analysis by sector, geography and single name, vintage performance, migration matrix narrative, macro-sensitivity scenarios, top watch names, and actions. Use when asked to write a portfolio risk report, credit risk committee brief, loan book review, or quarterly portfolio quality update. Produces a structured risk brief with concentration tables, migration narrative, scenario read, watch list, and recommended actions.
- ▌ Lifecycle Crm Plan 2 · mohitagw15856Design lifecycle marketing / CRM journeys across the customer lifecycle. Use when asked to plan onboarding emails, lifecycle/CRM campaigns, drip sequences, re-engagement or winback flows, or a messaging calendar. Produces a lifecycle plan — stage map, the trigger/message/goal for each journey, channel & timing, segmentation, suppression rules, and success metrics.
- ▌ Localization Brief 2 · mohitagw15856Plan the localization of a product/content for a new market — beyond translating the words. Use when asked to localize a product, plan market entry localization, prepare a localization brief, or figure out what to adapt for a new region. Produces a brief — target locales, what to translate vs. adapt vs. rebuild (UI, content, formats, imagery, payments, legal), priorities, and the risks/cultural pitfalls.
- ▌ Love Letter Helper 2 · mohitagw15856Help you write a heartfelt letter to someone you love — for an anniversary, a hard time, a birthday, or just because — that sounds like you and says what you actually mean. Use when asked to help me write a love letter, say how I feel to my partner, a heartfelt note for [occasion], or I'm not good with words. Produces a letter built from your real feelings and specifics, a structure that carries emotion without cheese, the right tone for your relationship and occasion, and phrasing in your own voice — with prompts to draw out what you want to say if you're stuck.
- ▌ Meeting Cost Meter 2 · mohitagw15856Price meetings in money and focus — the attendee-hours × loaded-rate math, the recurring multiplier that turns a weekly 30-minutes into a real annual number, and the cost-vs-outcome read that decides what the price buys. Use when asked what does this meeting cost, price our meeting culture, is this recurring meeting worth it, or make the case for fewer attendees. Produces the cost computation with stated assumptions, the recurring annualization, the cost-per-outcome read, and the reduction levers ranked.
- ▌ Menu Cost Engineer 2 · mohitagw15856Cost a menu item to a plate cost and food-cost percentage, then price it for a target margin. Use when asked to cost a dish, calculate food cost percentage, price a menu item, or engineer a menu for profitability. Produces a plate-cost breakdown (ingredient × yield × price), the food-cost %, a suggested price for the target margin, and menu-engineering flags (star / plow-horse / puzzle / dog) so the operator knows what to promote, reprice, or cut.
- ▌ New Baby Logistics 2 · mohitagw15856Turn 'we're having a baby' into a calm, timed logistics plan — the admin, leave, registrations, and prep that has to happen, sequenced so nothing critical is left to the newborn haze. Use when asked to plan for a new baby, what do I need to do before the baby comes, new baby checklist, or help me prepare for a newborn. Produces a trimester/countdown checklist of the non-obvious admin (leave, benefits, insurance, registration, pediatrician, essentials), what to set up before vs after birth, and a lean 'actually need it' gear list — not a fear-driven mega-list.
- ▌ Note Taking System 2 · mohitagw15856Set up a note-taking system that you'll actually use and that makes your notes findable and useful later — not a graveyard of notes you never reopen. Use when asked help me take better notes, set up a note system, my notes are a mess, or how should I organize my notes. Produces a system matched to your actual need (capture, study, or thinking), a simple capture-and-organize flow, a findability method (tags/links/structure), the review habit that keeps notes alive, and a warning against over-engineering the system instead of using it.
- ▌ Performance Budget 2 · mohitagw15856Define and document performance budgets for a web service or application. Use when asked to set performance targets, define SLOs for latency or throughput, establish Core Web Vitals targets, create a performance baseline, or document performance regression policy. Produces a structured performance budget covering key user journeys, Core Web Vitals, backend latency SLOs, measurement tooling, CI enforcement, and breach response process.
- ▌ Performance Review 2 · mohitagw15856Write structured, balanced performance reviews from bullet-point inputs. Use when asked to write a performance review, self-assessment, peer review, 360 feedback, or manager evaluation. Produces a complete, fair, professionally written review covering achievements, areas for growth, and development goals.
- ▌ Personal Statement 2 · mohitagw15856Write a personal statement for a university, grad-school, or job application that's specific, coherent, and unmistakably you — showing fit and motivation, not a résumé in prose. Use when asked to write my personal statement, help with my university/grad application essay, statement of purpose, or make my personal statement stronger. Produces a read of what this program/role wants, a clear through-line (your motivation and fit), a structure that shows rather than lists, evidence from your real experience, and an authentic voice — drawing it out of you, not inventing a story.
- ▌ Poke Holes In This 2 · mohitagw15856Get only the weaknesses in something you made — no praise, no encouragement padding, just the holes and how to fix them. Use when asked to poke holes in this, tell me what's wrong with this, critique this honestly, or don't be nice about it. Produces a focused list of the real problems in your draft, plan, argument, or code — ranked by severity, each with why it's a problem and a concrete fix — deliberately stripping the 'this is great!' padding that AI and polite humans add and you don't need.
- ▌ Post Event Debrief 2 · mohitagw15856Run an event debrief that changes the next event — what the numbers say, what actually went wrong versus what felt stressful, and the specific changes carried into the next brief. Use when asked to run a post-event debrief, write an event wrap report, review how an event went, or capture lessons learned after a conference, launch, or wedding. Produces the outcome scorecard against the original objectives, the timeline of what actually happened, the root causes separated from symptoms, supplier performance, and the changes written into the next event's brief.
- ▌ Posture Reset Plan 2 · mohitagw15856Fix the screen-hunch with a realistic plan — the desk fixes, the two or three exercises that counter it, and movement habits that beat any single stretch. Use when asked how to fix my posture, I have bad posture from sitting, tech neck, or rounded shoulders help. Produces a quick posture-cause read, immediate desk/setup fixes, a few high-value strengthening and mobility moves, movement-break habits, and honest expectations — plus a 'see a professional for pain/numbness' flag.
- ▌ Event Budget Plan 2 · mohitagw15856Build an event budget that survives the event — every cost line including the ones people forget, the contingency sized to the actual risk, and the tracking that shows overspend while it can still be stopped. Use when asked to build an event budget, cost an event, price a conference or wedding, or explain why an event went over budget. Produces the full cost breakdown, the commonly-forgotten lines, the contingency sizing, the payment and cash-flow schedule, the per-head economics, and the variance tracker.
- ▌ Event Run Of Show 2 · mohitagw15856Build the minute-by-minute run of show that lets an event run without the planner being asked anything — every cue, who owns it, what happens if it slips, and the version each supplier actually needs. Use when asked to write a run of show, event schedule, show flow, or production schedule, or to prepare the day-of timeline for a conference, wedding, launch, or gala. Produces the master timeline with owners and cues, the load-in and load-out schedule, the supplier-specific extracts, the contingency triggers, and the on-the-day contact sheet.
- ▌ Event Safety Plan 2 · mohitagw15856Produce the event safety documentation that satisfies a venue or licensing authority and actually works on the day — the risk assessment, crowd and capacity plan, emergency procedures, and the roles that must be filled. Use when asked to write an event risk assessment, safety plan, event management plan, or emergency procedure, or when a venue or authority has requested safety documentation. Produces the risk assessment, the crowd and capacity position, emergency and evacuation procedures, the medical and welfare plan, and the roles-and-competence schedule. Not a substitute for competent safety advice, which many events legally require.
- ▌ Exam Prep Planner 2 · mohitagw15856Build a realistic exam-prep schedule with spaced repetition and retrieval practice — the plan that survives contact with an actual week. Use when asked to plan my exam prep, make a study schedule, I have N weeks until finals, or how do I study for multiple exams. Produces a day-by-day plan across all exams: spaced blocks, retrieval-first sessions, weak-topic weighting, and built-in slack for the days that go wrong.
- ▌ Feynman Explainer 2 · mohitagw15856Learn something deeply by trying to explain it simply — the Feynman technique — surfacing exactly the gaps where your understanding is fake. Use when asked help me really understand X, explain this back to check my understanding, use the Feynman technique on, or do I actually get this. Produces a prompt to explain the concept in plain language yourself, a check that flags where your explanation went vague, hand-wavy, or jargon-hid a gap, the specific things you don't actually understand yet, and how to close each — because if you can't explain it simply, you don't really know it.
- ▌ Financial Checkup 2 · mohitagw15856Run an annual (or anytime) financial health check across the key areas — so you catch problems and opportunities instead of drifting. Use when asked do a financial checkup, am I doing okay financially, review my finances, or financial health check. Produces a structured review across the core areas (safety net, debt, spending, saving/investing, protection, and goals), a clear read on what's healthy vs needs attention, the highest-priority fixes, and a couple of easy wins — a financial physical that turns 'I think I'm fine?' into an honest, actionable picture. Educational, not financial advice.
- ▌ First 90 Days Out 2 · mohitagw15856Build a concrete plan for the first 90 days after release from incarceration — the ID, benefits, housing, check-ins, and money moves that have to happen in order, before they cascade into a crisis. Use when asked I'm getting out of prison what do I do first, reentry plan, just got released and I'm overwhelmed, or first steps after incarceration. Produces a sequenced week-by-week plan for the highest-priority setup (ID and documents, parole/probation compliance, benefits, housing, phone, bank, health/meds), the deadlines that carry real consequences, a triage of what's urgent vs. what can wait, and where to get reentry support — so the first months build stability instead of spiraling. Not legal advice; centers parole/probation compliance and points to reentry services.
- ▌ Flare Day Planner 2 · mohitagw15856Plan around flare days before they ambush you — spot your early warning signs, pre-build the reduced 'flare mode' version of your life, prepare the cancellation and support scripts in advance, and set up your space so a bad day needs no decisions. Use when someone says 'my flares blindside me', 'I fall apart when a bad day hits', 'help me prepare for flare-ups', or has a relapsing condition (autoimmune, migraine, mental health, chronic pain). Produces a flare early-warning list, a flare-mode plan, and the pre-written scripts. A self-management tool, not medical advice.
- ▌ Formula Detangler 2 · mohitagw15856Untangle the spreadsheet formula nobody dares touch — decompose the seven-function nest into named readable steps, explain what it actually does (vs. what it's believed to do), and rebuild it maintainably with helper columns and modern functions. Use when asked what does this formula do, this IFERROR-VLOOKUP monster broke, make this formula maintainable, or nobody understands the sheet the analyst left. Produces the plain-language decode, the step decomposition into helper columns, the believed-vs-actual gaps, and the rebuilt version.
- ▌ Franchise Decoder 2 · mohitagw15856Decode a franchise offering before you sign away a decade — the earnings claims and their absence, the territory that is not exclusive, the renewal terms that expire your equity, the mandatory-supplier margins, and the validation calls that reveal what the brochure will not. Use when asked to evaluate a franchise, review an FDD or franchise agreement, is this franchise a good deal, or what to ask existing franchisees. Produces a clause-by-clause decode organised by where the money leaks, the earnings-claim reality check, the validation-call script, and the walk-away list. Not legal or financial advice — a franchise lawyer reviews before any signature.
- ▌ Hobby Starter Kit 2 · mohitagw15856Turn 'I want to try [hobby]' into a real first month — the minimal starter gear, the first skills to practice, and a beginner-friendly plan that survives contact with real life. Use when asked how do I start [hobby], I want to get into [activity], what do I need to begin, or help me pick up a new hobby. Produces a cheap-as-possible starter kit (buy now vs buy later), a first-30-days progression, where to learn and find a community, and the honest quitting-points to plan around so you actually stick with it.
- ▌ Inbox Triage Live 2 · mohitagw15856Triage the user's REAL inbox through the Gmail connector — not a framework they run by hand. Use when asked to clear my inbox, get me to inbox zero on the actual account, triage my unread, or process my email backlog in Cowork. Reads unread via the Gmail connector, sorts every message into archive / reply-now / task / park, applies labels and archives in place, drafts the reply-now messages as real Gmail drafts. Produces a triage-report artifact of what it did and what still needs the user.
- ▌ Injection Spotter 2 · mohitagw15856Spot prompt-injection in untrusted content before an agent acts on it — the anatomy of injected instructions across the channels attackers use (email, web, files, tool outputs, documents), the tell-list, and the safe-handling response. Use when asked is this content trying to hijack my agent, check this page or email or file for prompt injection, spot the injection, or why did my agent go off-task. Produces the injection verdict with quoted tells, the channel-specific patterns, and the safe-handling protocol.
- ▌ Invoice Generator 2 · mohitagw15856Create a professional, complete invoice for a client or customer. Use when asked to write an invoice, create a bill, draft a freelance/contractor invoice, or set up an invoice template. Produces a clear invoice — your and the client's details, a unique number, line items with quantities/rates, subtotal/tax/total, payment terms and methods, and due date — ready to send and easy to pay. Not tax/legal advice.
- ▌ Issue Triage Live 2 · mohitagw15856Triage the user's REAL issue tracker — read open issues via the GitHub/Linear connector, label / prioritise / dedupe / flag them, and apply the safe changes — not advice on triage. Use when asked to triage my issues, clean up the backlog, label and prioritise open issues, or sort my GitHub issues in Cowork. Reads open issues via the connector, classifies by type / severity / duplicate, applies labels and priorities, and produces a triage-report artifact with the applied changes and the ones needing a human call.
- ▌ Feature Flag Guide 2 · mohitagw15856Write a feature flag management guide and lifecycle playbook for a service or team — covering flag taxonomy, creation checklist, rollout strategy, monitoring requirements, cleanup policy, and governance. Use when asked to document feature flag practices, create a flag rollout plan, write a feature flag policy, or guide a team on flag lifecycle management. Produces a flag lifecycle playbook, taxonomy reference, per-flag creation template, rollout decision tree, and cleanup checklist.
- ▌ Figma Design Brief 2 · mohitagw15856Write a structured design brief for a Figma design task from a product requirement or feature request. Use when asked to write a design brief, create a design spec for Figma, turn a PRD into design requirements, or brief a designer on what to build in Figma. Produces a brief with goals, scope, user flows, components needed, constraints, and success criteria.
- ▌ Fine Appeal Letter 2 · mohitagw15856Appeal a parking ticket, penalty charge, or administrative fine with the grounds that actually get appeals granted — not indignation. Use when someone got a ticket/fine/penalty notice and either has a legitimate case or wants an honest read on whether they do. Produces a short formal appeal letter built on recognised grounds (signage, procedure, mitigation, first-offence discretion), the evidence checklist, and a candid win-likelihood note — or the honest advice to just pay it.
- ▌ Follow Up Sequence 2 · mohitagw15856Write the follow-up messages that keep a candidate on the radar without being annoying. Use when asked to write a post-interview thank-you, a follow-up after no reply, a nudge on a stalled application, or a check-in sequence during a job search. Produces a timed sequence — what to send, when, and the exact wording — that adds value or shows interest at each step rather than just 'checking in'.
- ▌ Freight Rate Quote 2 · mohitagw15856Build a freight rate that covers the cost of actually running the load — the per-mile economics, the deadhead and detention nobody prices, and the accessorials that decide whether the lane is profitable. Use when asked to quote a freight rate, price a lane, work out cost per mile, decide whether to accept a load, or explain why a lane is losing money. Produces the fully-loaded cost per mile, the lane economics including empty miles, the accessorial schedule, the break-even and target rate, and the accept-or-decline recommendation.
- ▌ Game Night Planner 2 · mohitagw15856Plan a game night that actually works for the specific people coming — the right lineup for player count, weight tolerance, and time, sequenced from icebreaker to main event, with the fallback for when someone bails. Use when someone says planning a game night, what board game should we play, games for six people, my partner hates long games, or we always end up arguing over what to play. Produces a sequenced lineup with reasoning, teach-time and play-time estimates, swaps for the non-gamers, and a plan B.
- ▌ Gift Card Recovery 2 · mohitagw15856Reclaim value stuck in gift cards, store credit, and forgotten balances — check what's left, use it before it's lost, and know your rights on expiry and cash-back. Use when asked to use up a gift card, I have store credit I forgot about, do gift cards expire, or get cash for a gift card. Produces a way to find and check balances, the rules on expiry and dormancy for your region, options to use/convert/sell partial balances, guidance on cashing out small remainders where allowed, and how to avoid the common gift-card scams.
- ▌ Git Troubleshooter 2 · mohitagw15856Diagnose a tangled git situation and give the exact, safe commands to fix it. Use when asked to undo a commit, recover lost work, fix a bad merge or rebase, resolve a detached HEAD, unstage files, or get out of a git mess. Produces the diagnosis, the precise commands to run in order, what each does, and a recovery note if something goes wrong.
- ▌ Github Repo Vitals 2 · mohitagw15856Read a GitHub repository's vital signs with keyless curl — commit recency, release cadence, issue/PR responsiveness, and bus factor — interpreted into an is-this-project-alive verdict. Use when asked is this repo maintained, check this project before we build on it, how active is this library's development, or compare these repos' health. Produces the vitals with their reads, the responsiveness sampling, the rate-limit-aware command set, and the alive/coasting/abandoned verdict.
- ▌ Gratitude Practice 2 · mohitagw15856Set up a gratitude practice that survives past week one — a specific format, a realistic cadence, and prompts that avoid the toxic-positivity trap. Use when asked to start a gratitude practice, gratitude journal help, how to be more grateful, or a gratitude routine that sticks. Produces a concrete format (what to write, how many, how specific), an anchor and cadence, variety so it doesn't go stale, and an honest note that gratitude complements — never denies — real difficulty.
- ▌ Guest Incident Log 2 · mohitagw15856Document a guest incident at a hospitality venue — injury, illness, foodborne complaint, altercation, or property loss — into a clear, defensible record. Use when asked to write up a guest incident, log an accident or complaint, document a slip/fall or allergic reaction, or record an incident for insurance/legal. Produces a factual incident report (who/what/when/where, witnesses, actions taken), an immediate-response checklist, notification/escalation steps, and follow-up — objective and liability-aware, without admitting fault.
- ▌ Hidden Fee Auditor 2 · mohitagw15856Scan a bill, contract, or quote for junk and hidden fees — the padding buried in the fine print — and get them questioned or removed. Use when asked to check this bill for hidden fees, are these charges legit, what am I actually paying for, or review this quote for junk fees. Produces a line-by-line read flagging suspicious/vague/padded charges, which are commonly negotiable or bogus, the questions to ask and script to dispute them, and an estimate of what you could save — across bills like telecom, hotels, cars, banking, and services.
- ▌ Hospital Stay Plan 2 · mohitagw15856Navigate a hospital stay — for yourself or someone you care for — from admission through a safe discharge, so nothing critical falls through the cracks. Use when asked help me through a hospital stay, my parent is in the hospital, prepare for a hospital admission, or what do I need to know for the hospital. Produces what to bring and organize, how to stay informed and involved with the care team, the questions to ask daily, the discharge planning to start early (not at the last minute), and the home-readiness checklist for after — reducing the chaos and the dangerous gaps, especially at discharge. Not medical advice.
- ▌ Index Fund Starter 2 · mohitagw15856Understand index-fund investing and how to actually get started with the simplest evidence-backed approach — plus the details that quietly matter (fees, account, automation). Use when asked how do index funds work, are index funds good, how do I buy index funds, or set up index fund investing. Produces a plain explanation of what index funds are and why they beat most active investing over time, what to check before buying (expense ratio, what it tracks, the account/wrapper), how to automate contributions, and the mistakes to avoid — educational only, not financial advice.
- ▌ Inversion Thinking 2 · mohitagw15856Solve a problem backwards — ask how to guarantee the worst outcome, then avoid all of it. Use when asked to help me not fail at, what could go wrong with, how do I avoid messing up, or think about this in reverse. Produces the inverted question (how to guarantee failure), the specific ways you'd cause the disaster, and then the plan that is simply the avoidance of each — often clearer and more actionable than trying to plan success directly, because failure modes are more concrete than success factors.
- ▌ Double Opt In Intro 2 · mohitagw15856Make introductions that respect both sides — the double-opt-in flow (ask each party privately before connecting them), the forwardable blurb that makes saying yes easy, and the connecting email that sets both up to succeed. Use when asked introduce me to someone, can you connect us, write an intro email, or someone asked me for an intro. Produces the opt-in asks for both sides, the forwardable blurb, the intro email itself, and the graceful decline path.
- ▌ Elder Scam Briefing 2 · mohitagw15856Protect aging parents from the scams that target them — the conversation that doesn't condescend, the family code word, the top patterns aimed at seniors, and the guardrails that help without taking over. Use when asked how do I talk to my parents about scams, my mom almost sent money to someone, set up scam protection for my dad, or what scams target the elderly. Produces the briefing conversation script (dignity-first), the household defenses, the pattern one-pager to leave behind, and the if-it-already-happened response.
- ▌ Email Triage System 2 · mohitagw15856Turn an overflowing inbox into a four-verb system — archive, reply-now, task, or park — with the two-minute rule enforced and a daily cadence that survives busy weeks. Use when asked help me get to inbox zero, my email is out of control, build me an email triage system, or process this backlog. Produces the triage pass on the actual inbox, the four-verb rules, the folder/label minimal set, and the daily cadence.
- ▌ Estate Planning Kit 2 · mohitagw15856Get your affairs in order before you need to — a will/beneficiary/healthcare-directive checklist and the 'what my family needs to find' document, in the right order. Use when asked to help with estate planning, make a will checklist, get my affairs in order, or prepare what my family needs if something happens to me. Produces the estate-planning checklist ranked by priority, the document-locator sheet, the key decisions to make, and the professional-help flags — for the living, not the executor. Complements the estate/after-death pack.
- ▌ Experiment Designer 2 · mohitagw15856Design statistically rigorous A/B tests and interpret experiment results. Use when asked to design an experiment, run an A/B test, calculate sample size, interpret test results, or assess whether an experiment was successful. Produces a complete experiment design with hypothesis, sample size, run time, success criteria, and risk flags — or a results interpretation with ship/iterate/kill recommendation.
- ▌ Feature Sunset Plan 2 · mohitagw15856Plan the retirement of a product feature — the kill decision made honest, user migration, data handling, comms sequencing, and the code actually deleted. Use when deprecating or sunsetting a feature, killing an underused capability, retiring an AI feature that didn't land, or when a 'deprecated' feature has haunted the codebase for two years. Produces a sunset plan: the decision record, affected-user analysis, migration paths, a staged timeline with comms per stage, and the removal checklist. For API deprecation specifically use api-versioning-strategy.
- ▌ Figma Design Review 2 · mohitagw15856Runs a structured PM design review against product requirements. Use when asked to review a Figma design, check a design against requirements, or assess whether a design meets the product spec. Produces a requirements coverage check, UX concerns, open questions, and an explicit approval status — approved, approved with conditions, or not approved.
- ▌ Filename Convention 2 · mohitagw15856Set a filename convention that sorts, searches, and survives — date-first ISO format, the descriptor grammar, version suffixes that end the FINAL-final2 era, and the rollout that gets a team actually using it. Use when asked set up file naming rules, our filenames are chaos, what should we call our files, or fix the v2-final-FINAL problem. Produces the convention with its grammar, examples for the team's real file types, the version rule, and the one-line cheat sheet.
- ▌ Help Center Article 2 · mohitagw15856Write a help-center / knowledge-base article that actually resolves the issue and deflects tickets. Use when asked to write a help doc, KB article, FAQ entry, how-to, or support documentation. Produces a findable, skimmable article — task-based title, the answer up front, numbered steps, screenshots-to-add markers, troubleshooting, and related links — written so users self-serve instead of contacting support.
- ▌ Home Energy Savings 2 · mohitagw15856Cut your home energy bills with a prioritized plan — the free and cheap fixes first, then the upgrades that actually pay back. Use when asked how to lower my energy bill, make my home more energy efficient, reduce heating/cooling costs, or save energy at home. Produces a read on where your energy (and money) likely goes, a ranked list of fixes from free behavior changes to low-cost improvements to bigger investments with payback estimates, quick wins to start today, and what to measure — flagging that savings and any rebates depend on your home and region.
- ▌ Iep 504 Meeting Kit 2 · mohitagw15856Walk into an IEP or 504 meeting prepared and effective — the process decoded in plain language, the parent-input statement that gets read, the questions that make goals measurable, and advocacy that stays collaborative. Use when asked prepare me for my child's IEP meeting, what's the difference between an IEP and a 504, how do I disagree with the school's plan, or make sure the accommodations actually happen. Produces the process map, the parent-input statement, the goal-quality checklist, the meeting scripts, and the paper-trail habits.
- ▌ Inbox Zero Operator 2 · mohitagw15856Drive an email inbox to zero through a computer-use or tool-using agent — triage every message into act/delegate/defer/archive with drafts prepared, never a send. Use when asked to get my inbox to zero, triage my email hands-on, process my inbox for me, or run inbox zero. Produces the triage ledger, prepared reply drafts, and an approval-gated action plan the agent then executes read-mostly.
- ▌ Interview Synthesis 2 · mohitagw15856Turn a pile of interview notes into findings that survive scrutiny — the code-then-theme pass, the counting discipline (how many actually said it), the quote selection that illustrates instead of cherry-picks, and the confidence lines a small sample earns. Use when asked synthesize these user/customer/exit interviews, what did we actually learn from the calls, turn 12 transcripts into insights, or are these themes real. Produces the coded themes with counts, the divergences preserved, the illustrative quotes, and the claims sized to the sample.
- ▌ Investor Cold Email 2 · mohitagw15856Write a cold or warm-intro email to an investor that actually gets a reply — short, specific, traction-forward, with a clear ask. Use when asked to email an investor, write a fundraising outreach, request a warm intro, or craft a forwardable blurb. Produces a tight cold email, a forwardable intro blurb a mutual contact can paste, and the follow-up — all skimmable on a phone.
- ▌ Investor Pitch Deck 2 · mohitagw15856Build the narrative and slide structure for an investor pitch deck. Use when asked to create a pitch deck, investor presentation, fundraising deck, or startup pitch. Produces a slide-by-slide structure with narrative beats, key messages, and what each slide must prove to an investor.
- ▌ Agent Era Pricing 2 · mohitagw15856Redesign seat-based pricing for the agent era — when one human runs ten agents, per-seat models collapse. Use when agents are eroding seat counts, when asked to migrate to usage- or outcome-based pricing, to price an agent/API tier, or to defend revenue as customers automate their own usage. Produces a pricing migration plan: the new value metric, fences, agent-tier design, cannibalisation math, and a phased migration for existing customers. For general pricing and packaging strategy use pricing-strategy.
- ▌ AI Context Primer 2 · mohitagw15856Build the context an AI needs to do a task well — the background, constraints, examples, and format it can't guess — so you get a great result on the first try instead of a generic one you have to keep correcting. Use when asked why does AI give me generic answers, how do I give AI better context, my AI results are mediocre, or how do I get it right the first time. Produces the specific context this task needs (who/what/constraints/examples/format), a reusable primer you can paste ahead of the request, the difference between a starved prompt and a well-briefed one, and what to leave out — turning vague back-and-forth into a strong first result.
- ▌ AI Product Canvas 2 · mohitagw15856Structure AI and ML product decisions with the rigour of any product decision. Use when building AI-powered features, evaluating LLM integrations, designing AI products, or assessing AI readiness. Produces a complete AI product canvas covering problem definition, model approach, data requirements, evaluation framework, UX design, responsible AI checklist, and launch monitoring plan.
- ▌ Announcement Card 2 · mohitagw15856Write a short, punchy announcement designed to be shared as an image or social card. Use when asked to announce a launch, milestone, feature, hire, funding, or win — something to post on LinkedIn/X/Slack. Produces a tight, visually-structured announcement (headline, one-liner, 2-3 proof points, CTA) that looks great exported as a PNG card from the playground.