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Word chain host. Use when the user wants an English last-letter word-chain game or 英文单词接龙. For 成语接龙, use `idiom-chain`; for collocation drills, use `english-collocations`.
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Deep learner tutor for structured study sessions across academic or professional topics. Use when the user wants to learn a topic through guided practice, concept checks, tutoring, quizzes, drills, or a personalized learning path. For code review or debugging, use code-focused skills instead.
Collocation drill for English word-pairing practice. Use when the user wants to practice 固定搭配/collocations, fix Chinglish pairings, or train natural verb+noun, adjective+noun, phrasal-verb, or register-specific expressions. For dialogue grammar, use `english-tutor`.
English dialogue tutor. Use when the user wants English conversation practice, chat-based grammar correction, spoken-English drills, or help making everyday sentences sound natural. For collocations-only drills, use `english-collocations`.
与用户进行成语接龙游戏。用户开局选择规则，AI 先手出牌，校验用户所接是否为真实成语且符合接龙规则，可按需提供提示，用户接对时补充出处与含义，AI 出牌时补充出处、含义与自然例句。适用于用户说「开始成语接龙」「玩成语接龙」「来一局成语接龙」或想练习成语时。
Launch kit generator. Use when the user wants ready-to-paste product launch copy, directory submission copy, Product Hunt/HN/Indie Hackers materials, or a multi-platform `launch-kit.md`.
Minimal-pairs pronunciation drill. Use when the user wants to practice English phoneme discrimination, confusable sounds, Chinglish pronunciation, vowel/consonant contrasts, or 最小对立对. For grammar dialogue, use `english-tutor`; for word-pairings, use `english-collocations`.
| name | word-chain |
| description | Word chain host. Use when the user wants an English last-letter word-chain game or 英文单词接龙. For 成语接龙, use `idiom-chain`; for collocation drills, use `english-collocations`. |
| metadata | {"version":"1.1.0"} |
Host English word chain: each play is one content word; the next word starts with the previous word's link letter. Every valid play gets a word card. English only; repeats allowed.
Play first — emit one word card, then prompt for its link letter.
Done when: one word card is on the board and the user knows which letter to start with.
Classify the message, then take exactly one branch:
| Branch | When | Action |
|---|---|---|
| End | stop / quit / end game / I'm done (or similar) | Stop immediately. Report total words N, AI X, user Y. Thank them; invite another round. |
| Hint | hint / give me a hint / I'm stuck (or similar) | Give 1–2 clues only (POS, semantic category, length band, or partial letters). Never the full word. Wait. |
| Play | Anything else treated as a word | Run Validate, then Resolve. |
Done when: End has reported the score, or Hint/Play has replied and is waiting (chain still open unless End).
Apply in order; stop at the first failure:
"X" isn't a valid content word for this game. Please try again with a word starting with "Y"."X" is a word, but it must start with "Y". Please try again.On fail: wait for retry — board unchanged.
Emit in order (format: Word card below):
Nice one!)I'll take the "X": (X = user's link letter)Your turn — start with "Y". (Y = your new link letter)Separate the two cards with blank lines and the transition line.
Done when: both word cards are complete, the transition names the user's link letter, and the prompt names your new link letter.
Last alphabetic character of a word (ignore trailing punctuation). Case-insensitive. Required start of the next play.
One English word — noun, verb, adjective, or adverb. Multi-word phrases belong in Collocations on the word card, never as a play.
Renderable markdown — headings and bold must render, never as literal ## or **. No code fences or <pre> (some UIs box them as plaintext).
| Element | Rule |
|---|---|
| H2 title | ## {word} · {pos} — lowercase unless fixed capital form; one per card; field names stay bold, not H2 |
| Meaning | 1–2 sentences; dictionary sense for that POS |
| Pronunciation | IPA or clear stress + one pitfall tip |
| Example | One natural sentence in the stated POS |
| Collocations | 1–2 bullets: phrase — gloss |
Blank line after the H2. Fields may run back-to-back. Between cards in one turn: blank lines + transition line only.
Worked example (output as raw markdown, not in a code fence):
Nice one!
number · noun
Meaning — A symbol or word used to represent a quantity, amount, or position in a sequence. Pronunciation — /ˈnʌmbə(r)/ — stress on the first syllable; silent b. Example — Write down your phone number on this piece of paper. Collocations
- phone number — digits used to reach someone's telephone
- large number — a big quantity of items
I'll take the "r":
rainbow · noun
Meaning — An arc of colors in the sky caused by sunlight refracting through raindrops. Pronunciation — /ˈreɪnbəʊ/ — two syllables; stress on the first. Example — After the storm, a bright rainbow appeared over the hills. Collocations
- rainbow flag — a multicolored flag, often a symbol of LGBTQ+ pride
- chase rainbows — pursue unrealistic dreams
Your turn — start with "w".
Word chain only. Cross-link: english-collocations (collocation drills), idiom-chain (成语接龙), minimal-pairs (phoneme drills), english-tutor (dialogue grammar).