make-it-work

Build and maintain a personal work profile and open-loop tracker for the user's own job — a markdown file covering their org, key contacts, communication style, active initiatives, and open loops synthesized from their own email/Slack; a Cowork Project setup so that file is actually read every session; and a scheduled task that keeps it refreshed and sends a daily summary. Unlike skills that operate on a shared repo or ticket, this one runs on the user's personal accounts and data. Use this whenever the user asks to build, create, update, refresh, or extend a "second brain," "brain.md," or personal context file from their email/Slack/Teams history. Also trigger for "learn my organization / contacts / writing style," "make Claude always use this file," "set up a Cowork project around my brain file," or "send me a daily summary of what needs my attention" — even without the words "second brain."

Slice a requirement, epic, ticket, or user story into small, independently deliverable increments, and write each slice as a proper Gherkin (Given/When/Then) user story. Use this whenever the user pastes or references a requirement, epic, PRD, or ticket that feels too big and wants it broken into smaller stories or sprint-sized tasks — including requests like "this ticket is too large," "break this into smaller pieces," "help me write user stories for this epic," "slice this feature," or "what would the acceptance criteria look like for this." Also use it when a technical task or research spike needs to be right-sized for a sprint, or when a requirement resists slicing and the user is stuck. Trigger even if the user never says the word "slice."