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Teach the user one piece of knowledge at a time about a chosen topic, advancing only when they ask, and auto-saving each lesson as a committed markdown note when the working folder is a git repo. Use when the user wants to learn or study a topic, asks to be taught something, is learning a foreign language, or mentions "teach me".

Analyzes a Korean stock by name using the pykrx MCP server and DART, calling tools in order to assemble valuation, financial statements, investor flow, and short-selling data into a single investment-value report. Use when the user asks whether to buy a Korean stock, asks for its investment value, or requests a financial analysis of a listed Korean company (e.g. 삼성전자, 카카오, NAVER).

Scaffolds necessary Next.js App Router file conventions and route-level SEO metadata (page.tsx, layout.tsx, error.tsx, not-found.tsx, loading.tsx, default.tsx, global-error.tsx, metadata, generateMetadata, canonical, robots, openGraph, twitter) for a given route path. Checks existing files, reads them for context, and generates only missing files. Use when user provides a route path and wants to add missing special files or SEO metadata, or asks to "scaffold", "create files for", or "set up route files" for a Next.js App Router route.

Builds AI music generation prompts through an interview-driven songwriting workflow, producing Custom Mode-ready Title, Style, and Lyrics blocks. Use when the user asks to make, write, compose, prompt, structure, or refine a song, track, beat, instrumental, lyrics, or AI music prompt.

Review knowledge already saved in the current repo by quizzing one item at a time with spaced-repetition scheduling, keeping all session state in a throwaway dot-folder that is deleted when done. Use when the user wants to review, quiz, or test themselves on previously learned notes, or says "review me".

Run a short adaptive diagnostic to gauge how much the user already knows about a topic before learning it, then save a prose level summary to a single git-tracked levels.md. Use when the user is about to learn a topic and wants a level check first, asks to be tested on what they know, or says "place me".

Adds an optional HTML-first visual reference for brainstorming with mockups, diagrams, wireframes, and side-by-side visual choices. Use when a discussion would be easier to resolve visually, especially for UI layouts, flows, architecture diagrams, spatial relationships, visual hierarchy, or design direction comparisons.

Create a new specification file for the solution, optimized for Generative AI consumption.

Captures foreign-language learning material into the Lexivault Obsidian vault with the correct folder, YAML fields, note structure, and Anki readiness. Use when the user asks to add, record, save, organize, or turn learned language content into Obsidian notes for English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, French, German, Arabic, or Italian.

Deep-reads a long foreign-language text (article, song lyrics, novel excerpt, etc.) pasted into the session. Claude auto-detects the text type, breaks it into meaningful sections, and guides the user through language + context analysis. Use when the user runs /dissect and pastes a text.

Picks a random language topic and delivers it in a "그거 아시나요?" style — real-life context, cultural backstory, mnemonic hook, then 1-2 situational practice questions. Use when the user runs /spark or /spark 일본어 or any language variant.

Translates a given phrase into English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, and Arabic. Use when the user asks to translate text into multiple languages or wants a parallel multilingual translation output.

Runs an interactive one-question-at-a-time language drill from the Lexivault Obsidian vault. Use when the user starts a command like /drill 일본어 전체, /drill 일주일 이내 배웠던 것들, /drill 오늘 배운 것, or asks to practice language notes through conversation.