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7 published skills

  1. Sanskrit Skills · thapakrish
    Suite of Sanskrit learning skills covering verse analysis, grammar, vocabulary, literature, and devotional hymns. Use as an entry point when users ask general Sanskrit questions or need guidance on which specific skill to use.
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  2. Kosha · thapakrish bundle
    Sanskrit vocabulary and lexicon skill covering word meanings, synonyms (paryaya), etymology (nirukta), gender, and technical terminology. Based on Amarakosha and traditional lexicography. Use when looking up Sanskrit word meanings, finding synonyms, explaining word derivations, identifying gender of nouns, or exploring vocabulary by category (gods, nature, body parts, etc.).
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  3. Sloka · thapakrish bundle
    Detailed analysis of individual Sanskrit verses (shlokas) including anvaya (prose order), padachheda (word-by-word breakdown), chandas (meter), alankara (figures of speech), traditional commentary, and meaning. Use when a user provides a specific verse to analyze or asks to explain a particular shloka. For text-level discussions (author info, plot summaries, literary history), use sahitya instead.
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  4. Sanskrit Shared · thapakrish bundle
    Shared Sanskrit resources including Devanagari script guide, transliteration systems, terminology glossary, online resources, and Python utility scripts. Use for script conversion, general Sanskrit reference, or when other skills need common resources.
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  5. Stotra · thapakrish bundle
    Sanskrit devotional hymns and prayers covering major stotras by deity (Vishnu, Shiva, Devi, Ganesha), stotra types (ashtakam, sahasranama, kavacham), famous composers (Shankaracharya, Vedanta Desika), and recitation guidance. Use when explaining stotras, providing hymn texts, discussing devotional poetry, or answering questions about Hindu prayers and their significance.
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  6. Sahitya · thapakrish bundle
    Sanskrit literature guide for text-level discussions — plot summaries, author biographies, literary genres, kavya theory (rasa, dhvani, alankara schools). Use when asking about poets (Kalidasa, Bharavi), texts as wholes (what is Meghaduta about?), literary history, or aesthetic theory. For analyzing a specific verse, use sloka instead.
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  7. Vyakarana · thapakrish bundle
    Sanskrit grammar analysis including sandhi (euphonic combinations), samasa (compounds), vibhakti (case declensions), dhatu (verbal roots), pratyaya (suffixes), and lakara (tenses/moods). Use when explaining Sanskrit grammar rules, breaking down word formations, analyzing declensions or conjugations, identifying compound types, or teaching Paninian grammar concepts.
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