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  1. Cache Money · rubicon bundle
    Use when a Claude Code session is burning through tokens fast, hitting usage limits, degrading in quality after a long conversation, or someone wants to cut context/token spend. Covers session hygiene (/clear, /compact, /context, /cost, /mcp, /statusline), CLAUDE.md and file-reference discipline, model selection (Sonnet/Haiku/Opus), subagent cost, prompt-cache timing, and peak-hour scheduling — specific to Claude Code.
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  2. Identity Theft · rubicon bundle
    Steals fictional identities, not personal data. Use when the user asks to swanson-ize, yoda-ize, pirate-ify, vader-ize, or otherwise rewrite text, Markdown, HTML, or a document in a fictional character's voice (Ron Swanson, Yoda, a pirate, Shakespeare, Darth Vader, GLaDOS, Mary Poppins, Sherlock Holmes, or any of the 51 personalities in references/personalities/), or to create a character-voiced easter-egg README.
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  3. Codebase Memory · rubicon bundle
    Use the codebase knowledge graph for structural code queries. Triggers on: explore the codebase, understand the architecture, what functions exist, show me the structure, who calls this function, what does X call, trace the call chain, find callers of, show dependencies, impact analysis, dead code, unused functions, high fan-out, refactor candidates, code quality audit, graph query syntax, Cypher query examples, edge types, how to use search_graph.
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  4. Relocate Session · rubicon bundle
    Use when moving a Claude Code session to a different project directory, or when a project directory itself has moved or been renamed. Changing the working directory silently orphans auto-memory, which is keyed to the old path — this carries it across, reports what stays behind, and verifies the result. Triggers on "move this session to", "switch to the X repo", "continue this in another directory", "I renamed the project directory", "change_directory", "my memories stopped loading after I moved".
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  5. Secret Santa Generator · rubicon bundle
    Generate Secret Santa assignment lists from participant names and optional exclusion pairs. Use when the user asks to organize a Secret Santa, assign recipients, resolve duplicate names, or validate exclusion constraints.
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  6. Work Evidence Research · rubicon bundle
    Forensic, source-grounded research workflow for reconstructing work history and client proof from connected files (Dropbox, Google Drive, and similar). Runs a three-pass workflow — discovery, targeted verification, final assembly — and classifies findings by client, firm/era, project type, evidence type, and outcome type, while keeping employer-side and agency/client-side work separate, quarantining unsupported claims, and never inventing details. Use when the user wants to build a client evidence database, find all projects of a given type, verify which projects have real outcome metrics, separate employer-side from agency/client work, assemble case-study candidates, or produce a fully-quoted CSV source appendix. Trigger phrases: "build a client evidence database," "find all website projects," "reconstruct my work history," "which projects have real outcome metrics," "separate employer-side from agency work," "source appendix CSV," "case-study candidates," "final assembly using prior findings."
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  7. Salience · rubicon bundle
    Entry point and router for Salience, an executive presence system for LinkedIn. Use for any LinkedIn request — profile audits and rewrites, headline and About work, positioning, posts and comments, engagement and follow-up, recruiter and executive-search visibility, job or role alignment, consulting and advisory development, and performance review. Routes to the right Salience module, loads only the context that request needs, and enforces one shared evidence, voice, and approval contract across all of them. Trigger phrases: "my LinkedIn", "profile audit", "rewrite my headline", "fix my About", "position me for CMO roles", "draft a post", "comment on this", "follow up with", "align my profile to this job", "consulting outreach", "how did my posts do". Not itself a writer or auditor — it selects and runs the module that is.
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  8. Rubicon Wordpress Version Lab · rubicon bundle
    Use when the user wants to create, list, stop, remove, or troubleshoot isolated Docker-only WordPress version test labs on an SSH-reachable host (such as a Synology NAS) — older WordPress installs, side-by-side WordPress containers, or WordPress/PHP compatibility checks run with docker compose. Also use to set or change the saved connection/identity config the skill uses.
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  9. Salience Data · rubicon bundle
    Get LinkedIn and career data into Salience and normalize it — parsing resumes, LinkedIn data exports, pasted profile text, bios, case studies, and post or engagement data; resolving a person or company to a profile; and selecting a retrieval path with graceful fallbacks when direct access is unavailable. Also ingests a directory the user already keeps — a career folder, portfolio archive, or document vault — surveying it and extracting facts with provenance instead of interviewing for what is already on disk. Triggers on "import my resume", "here's my profile export", "parse this", "pull this post", "look up this profile", "connect LinkedIn", "my career files are in", "point at this folder", "use my corpus". Not for writing profile copy (use salience-profile) or interpreting performance (use salience-analytics).
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  10. Salience Voice · rubicon bundle
    Capture, document, and enforce how the user actually writes, then hold every Salience output to it. Builds a reusable voice profile from real writing samples, flags off-voice phrasing, and strips AI-writing tells from any draft. Triggers on "does this sound like me", "learn my voice", "build my voice profile", "de-AI this", "humanize this", "this doesn't sound like me", "make it sound like I wrote it", "review this draft before I post". Not for deciding what to say (use salience-positioning) or what to write about (use salience-content).
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  11. Salience Career · rubicon bundle
    Executive job search support — target role definition, job-description alignment and match scoring, gap analysis, recruiter and retained-search engagement, company and hiring-manager research, interview positioning and story banking, compensation conversations, and opportunity evaluation. Triggers on "align my profile to this job", "should I apply", "match score", "research this recruiter", "research this company", "prep me for this interview", "reason for leaving", "what should I ask for", "evaluate this offer", "am I a fit". Not for consulting or fractional business development (use salience-consulting).
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  12. Salience Engage · rubicon bundle
    Draft comments, replies, connection requests, and follow-ups, and maintain relationship intelligence — who matters, what was discussed, what is owed, and when to reconnect. Prioritizes a small number of real professional relationships over volume, and writes the LinkedIn recommendations the user gives to other people. Triggers on "comment on this", "reply to this", "draft a connection request", "follow up with", "reconnect with", "who should I talk to", "what do I owe people", "networking plan", "note about this person", "write a recommendation for", "I owe them a recommendation", "worklist", "who should I reach out to this week", and a pasted list of people who engaged with a post. Not for writing the user's own posts (use salience-content) or researching a hiring process (use salience-career).
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  13. Salience Content · rubicon bundle
    Plan and produce LinkedIn content that builds executive authority — content pillars, editorial calendar, posts, long-form articles, newsletters, case studies, and repurposing existing material into native LinkedIn posts. Scores drafts before publishing and checks every claim against the fact ledger. Triggers on "what should I post", "content plan", "content pillars", "write a post", "draft an article", "newsletter", "turn this into a LinkedIn post", "is this post ready", "post ideas", "I don't know what to post about", "why did this post do well". Not for commenting on other people's posts (use salience-engage) or for deciding market position (use salience-positioning).
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  14. Salience Profile · rubicon bundle
    Audit and rewrite a LinkedIn profile end to end for an executive audience — photo, banner, headline, About, Featured, Experience, Skills, custom URL, recommendations — plus recruiter and executive-search visibility, AI-search (ChatGPT/Perplexity/Claude) visibility, and resume-to-profile consistency. Scores every component honestly, ranks fixes by leverage, and rewrites each failing section against verified facts. Triggers on "audit my profile", "review my LinkedIn", "rewrite my headline", "fix my About", "my experience section", "profile score", "am I showing up for recruiters", "do I show up in AI search", "profile before and after". Not for deciding market position (use salience-positioning) or matching one job posting (use salience-career).
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  15. Salience Identity · rubicon bundle
    Build and maintain the professional identity record that every other Salience module reads — career history, achievements, metrics, expertise, target roles and audiences, consulting services, proof points, and the verified-fact ledger behind them. Also owns memory controls: inspecting, correcting, removing, and exporting stored personal data. Use for onboarding, for "add this achievement", "that number is wrong", "what do you know about me", "forget that", "export my data", or whenever another module hits a missing or contradictory fact. Not for writing profile copy (use salience-profile) or deciding market position (use salience-positioning).
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  16. Salience Analytics · rubicon bundle
    Track what actually produces opportunity — profile changes, content performance, experiment history, and the outcomes that matter (recruiter contact, qualified conversations, interviews, consulting inquiries, advisory and speaking invitations). Learns from what the user accepts, rejects, and corrects. Triggers on "how did my posts do", "what's working", "did that change help", "review my performance", "my profile isn't getting views", "was that worth it", "why did this post flop", "postmortem on this post". Not for producing content (use salience-content) or auditing the profile (use salience-profile).
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  17. Salience Consulting · rubicon bundle
    Develop consulting, fractional, advisory, and speaking opportunities — offer design and pricing posture, ideal-client definition, prospect and account research, outreach that does not read as outreach, proposal positioning, pipeline tracking, and the proof assets that convert inbound — case studies and testimonials. Triggers on "consulting positioning", "fractional CMO", "advisory work", "speaking opportunities", "research this prospect", "draft outreach to", "how should I price this", "my pipeline", "turn this connection into a client", "write up this client win", "ask for a testimonial". Not for employment search (use salience-career) or for writing marketing content (use salience-content).
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  18. Salience Governance · rubicon bundle
    The approval and safety layer for Salience. Defines what requires explicit user approval before any external action, the approval card format, what is refused outright, and how third-party personal data is handled. Loaded by any module about to publish, send, edit a live profile, write to an external system, or export data about other people. Triggers on "post this", "send it", "publish", "update my profile", "export my contacts". Not a content producer — it gates the actions other modules propose.
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  19. Salience Positioning · rubicon bundle
    Establish what the user stands for in the market and why a specific audience should choose them — executive narrative, differentiation, value propositions per audience, and the proof points that make each defensible. Covers CMO/VP-level positioning, fractional and advisory positioning, and the career-narrative work behind a move or a pivot. Triggers on "what do I stand for", "how do I differentiate", "my value proposition", "position me for CMO roles", "how do I explain the move", "what's my story", "make me sound more senior". Not for writing the profile copy that expresses it (use salience-profile) or capturing writing style (use salience-voice).
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  20. Session Messaging · rubicon
    Use when sending a message to another Claude Code Desktop (CCD) session, or when a session needs to report its own address so another session can message it — covers cross-session send_message and session self-identification.
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  21. Backup Before Troubleshooting · rubicon bundle
    Stand up a dated, self-documenting recovery workspace BEFORE changing system, app, or configuration state, so every change is reversible and the whole effort can be forensically reconstructed afterward — including regressions caused by your own fixes. Use this whenever you are about to mutate config, application data, system files, or installed components during troubleshooting AND want to be able to both undo the changes and reconstruct what happened later. Trigger phrases: "back this up first", "before I start messing with this", "I want to be able to undo this", "set up a recovery folder", "track this troubleshooting", or when resuming an effort that already has a recovery workspace. Do NOT use for read-only diagnosis, trivially reversible edits, or code work already tracked by git.
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