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Save an idea as a markdown note in ~/ideas/ for later reference. Use when the user describes an idea they want to capture and revisit later, especially product/concept ideas.
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Check health of the homelab-backup service — last run status, next scheduled run, R2 bucket contents, and local archive state. Quick mobile-friendly summary.
Delete a blog post or review from blog.carter2099.com. Soft-deletes the markdown file (moved to deleted/ directory) and destroys the database record.
Edit an existing blog post or review on blog.carter2099.com. Find by title/ID, show current content, collaboratively revise, preview changes, then update.
Create a new blog post on blog.carter2099.com. Collaboratively draft and polish markdown content, preview it, then publish — triggering subscriber email notifications via the Rails app.
Create a new review on blog.carter2099.com (Book, Movie, Show, Product, or Video Game). Collaboratively draft content, preview it, then publish — triggering subscriber email notifications via the Rails app.
Audit the homelab for outdated software and report findings. Use when user says "check for updates", "what's outdated", "audit the homelab", "run update check", or wants a system health report.
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| description | Save an idea as a markdown note in ~/ideas/ for later reference. Use when the user describes an idea they want to capture and revisit later, especially product/concept ideas. |
Save the user's idea verbatim as a markdown file in ~/ideas/. Do not research, elaborate, analyze, or fill in gaps. The goal is to record the idea exactly as stated so the user can revisit it later.
Title. Pick a short descriptive title from the idea itself. The title becomes the filename slug.
Write and stop. Write the file at ~/ideas/<slug>.md and tell the user the path. Then stop — do not do anything else.
# <Title>
**Date:** YYYY-MM-DD
**Status:** idea
<The idea exactly as the user stated it — no elaboration.>