Generate creative, memorable product and company names with available .com or .ai domains. Use when users need naming help for products, companies, apps, or services. Specializes in portmanteaus, puns, alliteration, and unique brandable names under 10 letters with domain availability checking.
Create or refine a voiceprint capturing the user's personal writing voice for a specific medium (email, LinkedIn, or longform content), and package it as an installable Claude skill (one per medium: myvoiceprint-email, myvoiceprint-linkedin, or myvoiceprint-content). The user installs that skill once; from then on, Claude applies their voice when drafting in that medium. Use when the user says "create my voiceprint", "build my voiceprint", "refine my voiceprint", "update my voiceprint", "make me sound like me", "extract my voice", or any variation of capturing or adjusting their writing style. Asks create-or-refine and which medium up front.
Create, review, or edit contracts (NDAs, consulting/freelance engagement letters, general agreements) using multiple specialized subagents that independently analyze, cross-review, debate disagreements, verify required clauses, and produce professional .docx output. Use when the user asks to draft, review, redline, or edit a contract or legal agreement.
Load a set of default working principles for collaborating with non-developers on knowledge work — writing, analysis, strategy, planning, communication, and decision-making. Once loaded, these principles shape every response: plain-text questions, explicit assumptions, simplicity-first, surgical edits, multiple options with tradeoffs, confidence scores, and risk callouts. Use when the user invokes /cowork, says "load cowork principles", or asks Claude to follow cowork working style.
Audit Elixir dependencies in mix.exs and mix.lock against the latest versions on hex.pm, summarize what changed between the locked and latest versions in plain language, and recommend whether each dep needs a mix.exs constraint bump or just a mix.lock refresh. Use when the user asks "what deps are outdated", "should I update <package>", "audit my mix deps", "what changed in <package> since I locked it", or any variant about Elixir dependency freshness, upgrade planning, or deciding mix.exs vs mix.lock updates.
Diagnose and fix Claude Code plugin/marketplace install problems. Use when the user says "marketplace not found", "/plugin install fails", "Invalid schema", "force install for user", "/reload-plugins isn't working", asks about plugin install failures, or hits any of the recurring install/marketplace edge cases. Walks the add → update → install → reload flow, validates marketplace.json schema, and resolves the common name/slug confusions.
Generate a short, non-technical product-person summary of what's changed since a given PR number or date. Use when the user says "give me a 2-3 sentence non-technical description of what was changed in PRs starting with N", "what's been merged since PR X", "summarize recent PRs and commits for product", or "what changed since I last looked". Pulls merged PRs and direct commits, clusters by feature, writes to a product audience, and ends with a "what to test" punch list.
Bring the current feature branch up to date with origin/main and push it. Use when the user says "pull main", "merge origin/main into this branch and push", "rebase into main and push", or any "catch this branch up with main and push" variant. Commits any uncommitted work first, fetches, merges origin/main into HEAD, then pushes the feature branch (NOT to main).