pRizz

Interview-driven referral catalog CRUD, inbox/MCP referral import, batch planning, and upstream-worthy shared catalog follow-up for OpenLinks.

Public-first workflow for adding rich metadata support, using authenticated extraction only when public sources are insufficient.

Help a downstream OpenLinks fork expose its own deployed identity URL and icon across websites, apps, repos, docs, service profiles, or metadata surfaces using the fork's canonical URL and brand assets.

Persist rich-link images and related metadata into the committed OpenLinks cache when links are added or updated.

Use when the user wants to continue the Free The World S&P 500 catalog expansion in repeating 25-company cohorts, especially requests like "next batch", "repeat the same process", "publish the completed cohort", or "research the next S&P 500 ranks". This skill covers publishing the already researched dry-run cohort, adding the next taxonomy index, preparing the next frozen roster, running Codex dry-run research, validating, committing, and pushing.

Use when the user wants to inspect, bootstrap, publish, verify, or modify the Free The World multi-domain static deployment across AWS and GitHub Pages. It covers the target-aware build, idempotent AWS scripts, deploy logs, and the GitHub Pages mirror comparison flow.

Use when the user wants to draft or queue new company manifests for this repo, either for one company or a confirmed batch from an index, sector, region, or arbitrary grouping. It maps draft company data onto the repo's CompanyManifest schema and stages queue entries with `bun run company:queue` instead of writing canonical manifests directly.

Download media from yt-dlp-supported URLs while preserving source attribution and embedded metadata. Use when the user asks to download, archive, inspect, or prepare online video or audio media, including Twitter/X posts, social video URLs, or reposting workflows where the source URL and metadata should be retained.

Guided CRUD and bootstrap workflow for `open-links-sites` people. Use when you need to create, import, update, disable, or archive a person in this repo without manually editing JSON files. This is the preferred repo-local operator surface for person management, with `manage:person` CLI commands underneath it.

Use when bootstrapping, manually deploying, or troubleshooting the free-slack-poll repo on Railway with the Railway CLI. Prefer the repo helper scripts/railway-assist.sh and the checked-in docs/deployment/railway.md workflow over ad hoc commands.