arxiv-analysis
Analyze arXiv research papers and explain them in accessible terms. Use when the user mentions arXiv, research paper, academic paper, scientific paper, preprint, or provides an arxiv.org URL.
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Analyze arXiv research papers and explain them in accessible terms. Use when the user mentions arXiv, research paper, academic paper, scientific paper, preprint, or provides an arxiv.org URL.
Analyze Hacker News posts and discussions to extract insights from tech community discourse. Use when the user mentions Hacker News, HN, news.ycombinator, YC, or provides a HN URL.
Generate tribe-building copy using Blair Warren's One Sentence Persuasion framework
Analyze existing content to extract voice patterns for consistent brand messaging
Apply tactical persuasion techniques from "Yes! 50 Scientifically Proven Ways to Be Persuasive"
Generate marketing content applying all 5 frameworks - for GitHub READMEs, landing pages, social media, and more
Score headlines and copy against the NEW-EASY-SAFE-BIG framework from "Take Their Money" by Kyle Milligan
Audit marketing content against Cialdini's 7 persuasion levers from the book "Influence"
Analyze competitor positioning using browser automation (Claude in Chrome + Chrome MCP)
Diagnose audience awareness level and market sophistication using Eugene Schwartz's Breakthrough Advertising framework
Execute NPM packages as AI agent tools - a flexible alternative to MCPs
For PMs and team leads who need to understand which key people their roadmap secretly depends on. Maps single points of failure in delivery, cross-functional dependencies, and knowledge concentration risks. Use...
For anyone who suspects their most valuable contributions aren't showing up in the systems that matter. Helps identify where important work falls through the cracks - performance reviews, project metrics, team...
For leaders who want to understand where real work happens in their organization - not the org chart, but the actual network of people who fix things when they break. Analyzes emergency patterns, escalation pat...
For PMs and team leads who need to monitor the health of their key contributors to prevent burnout, knowledge loss, and unexpected departures. Analyzes workload patterns, off-hours activity, on-call burden, and...
For leaders evaluating dashboards, metrics, or AI-generated reports to determine if they measure reality or generate confident-looking noise (Potemkin maps). Helps identify gaming potential, blind spots, and wh...
For individual contributors who suspect they're carrying more organizational weight than their job title suggests. Analyzes your actual contribution patterns across git, Slack, and issue trackers to reveal if y...
Classifies information into PACER categories (Procedural, Analogous, Conceptual, Evidence, Reference) and recommends appropriate digestion protocols. Use when learning new material, studying, reading educationa...
Guides efficient learning by prioritizing encoding over retrieval. Use when discussing study strategies, flashcards, active recall, spaced repetition, Anki, or when user asks how to remember or study something.
Creates GRINDE-style mind maps for higher-order learning and deep encoding. Use when organizing concepts, creating study notes, mapping relationships between ideas, visualizing knowledge structures, or when use...
Guides learning through the 4 layers in proper sequence (Logic → Concepts → Important Details → Arbitrary Details). Use when studying complex topics, building understanding, or when user appears to be jumping t...
Analyze and explain the intent behind AI tool calls. Use when you need to understand what an action will do, verify your interpretation is correct, or explain your reasoning to the user.
Code review checklist and best practices for thorough quality assessment.
Project development workflow patterns including Plan-Build-Review-Fix cycle and feature development processes.
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