yantyx

Generate intellectually honest steelman and strawman analyses for any topic, claim, idea, policy, decision, or argument. Use this skill whenever the user asks for a "steelman", "strawman", "best/worst case for", "devil's advocate", "argue both sides", "strongest argument for/against", "pros and cons with evidence", or any phrasing like "help me think through [topic] critically." Also trigger when a user presents a position and wants to stress-test it, or asks "is this a good idea?" in a way that invites genuine critical analysis. The skill produces three structured sections: STEELMAN (strongest case FOR), STRAWMAN (strongest case AGAINST), and VALIDATION (how to verify each side).

Use when the user intentionally says "$autopilot", "/autopilot", "autopilot mode", "go on autopilot", or "go autonomous" for the current request. Do not activate when those phrases are quoted, translated, explained, compared, discussed, or used in "/autopilot off", "autopilot off", "stop autopilot", or "normal mode".

Use this skill whenever the user wants to search the web, look up current information, research a topic, find recent news, verify facts, or answer questions that may have changed since the knowledge cutoff. Trigger on phrases like "search for", "look up", "find out", "what's the latest on", "is X still", "who currently", "recent news about", "check if", or any question that requires up-to-date or real-time information. Also trigger when the user asks about prices, stock quotes, weather, sports scores, current events, recent product releases, or anything where recency matters. Use this skill proactively — if there's any chance the answer has changed recently, search rather than relying on training data alone.

Use for version-control work on a confirmed Mercurial (Hg) working copy or an explicitly identified Mercurial target. Do not activate merely because Hg is mentioned in a comparison, migration discussion, or separate Git repo.

Use when user says "wrap up", "close session", "end session", "wrap things up", "close out this task", or invokes /wrap-up — runs end-of-session checklist for shipping, memory, and self-improvement

Use when a user asks to translate supplied text into Chinese or convert supplied Chinese between Simplified and Traditional scripts. Do not use for requests merely to answer or explain something in Chinese, or for text already in the requested script without a translation or conversion request.

Use when a user asks to translate supplied text into English or convert supplied English between regional variants. Do not use for requests merely to answer or explain something in English, or for text already in the requested variant without a translation or conversion request.