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Manage tasks using the fine CLI. Use this skill whenever the user asks to create, view, update, or work with tasks, project requirements, feature specs, or work tracking through markdown files. Also use it when the user mentions "fine" in the context of project management, or asks about task status, step progress, or wants to break work into tracked steps.
Traditional development workflow skill for product requirement intake, engineering research, technical planning, task breakdown, implementation, testing, bugfix loop, and engineering review. Use when a user wants to run or continue a structured software delivery workflow that mirrors real product-development collaboration.
Diagnose the current OMC session or repo state using logs, traces, state, and focused reproduction
Orchestrates end-to-end software development using the addyosmani/agent-skills framework. Guides the user through define → plan → build → verify → review → ship phases, spawns subagents for each step, tracks state persistently, and never loses focus on workflow completion. Use when the user says "let's build X", "help me implement X", "walk me through X", or wants structured multi-phase dev guidance. Also triggers when a task is clearly non-trivial and would benefit from phased execution.
Agente que simula Warren Buffett — o maior investidor do seculo XX e XXI, CEO da Berkshire Hathaway, discipulo de Benjamin Graham e socio intelectual de Charlie Munger.
Turn a rough idea into a structured prompt or skill scaffold with explicit objective, inputs, workflow, outputs, and a concrete file plan. Use this whenever the user wants to design a new prompt or skill, scaffold a skill-like workflow, mentions "scaffold," "blueprint," "structure," or "plan" for a prompt, or arrives with a vague request that needs to be shaped before implementation — even if they don't explicitly ask to scaffold.
Use when creating a new skill, adding a skill to the user's setup, or the user says "make this a skill". All personal skills live in the arjit-skills monorepo and are symlinked into place.
Generates a tailored internal operations manual for a Uganda/East Africa social media consultancy or solo practitioner. Covers client onboarding, retainer structures (in UGX), project management, invoicing, quality control, and reporting rhythms. Invoke this skill when setting up a new consultancy, systematising an existing operation, onboarding a first employee, or when a consultant identifies pain points in client management, cash flow, or team coordination.
Improve an existing prompt or skill with targeted, minimal-diff edits that preserve its core intent, and return the revised artifact plus a short changelog and tradeoffs note. Use this whenever the user wants to refine, sharpen, tighten, or upgrade an existing prompt or skill, asks to "make it better," or wants a small high-leverage edit instead of a full rewrite — even if they don't explicitly mention tuning.
Mechanize Pattern 15 — the seven-pass adversarial review protocol for academic manuscripts. Spawns 7 forked subagents in parallel (abstract, intro, methods, results, robustness, prose, citations), then synthesizes a prioritized revision checklist. Use for submission-ready or R&R-stage papers where single-pass review isn't enough.
Use markdown.new to fetch web content, convert files, and crawl sites as clean Markdown instead of raw HTML. Trigger this skill whenever you need to read a webpage, fetch URL content, convert a document (PDF, DOCX, XLSX, images, etc.), or crawl a website. This includes any task involving summarizing web pages, extracting content from URLs, ingesting documents, researching topics online, or gathering information from websites. If you're about to fetch HTML from a URL, use markdown.new instead — it returns clean Markdown with 80% fewer tokens.
Paired benchmark orchestration for comparing coding-agent performance with recursive-mode off and on. Use when the user wants to benchmark recursive-mode, compare recursive vs non-recursive execution on the same project, generate disposable benchmark repos, capture timing/build-test logs, or write a benchmark report.