kickflip-labs

CISSP counsel mode — answer real-world security questions from a senior practitioner / CCSP-level advisor stance, not as an exam tutor

Explain a CISSP topic calibrated to the user's background, with wiki + glossary + exam-trap cross-links

Show the CISSP Intelligent Study Hub banner and full slash-command menu

Generate a personal KB note for a CISSP domain based on the user's background

Run (or re-run) the background calibration that writes kb/my-background.md

End-of-session debrief — summarize what was studied, surface new weak spots, offer to write to kb/

Snapshot of CISSP study progress — mastery per domain, exam countdown, weakest topics, recommended next action

Quick exam-trap and glossary lookup for a single CISSP topic

Find recurring manual workflows worth automating in the user's data and draft a complete SKILL.md for each opportunity. Use this skill whenever the user asks "what should I automate", "audit my toil", "where am I wasting time", "what skill should I build", "what's eating my time", "what's repetitive in my week", "find tasks I keep doing manually", "where can AI help me", "what's the most annoying thing in my workflow", "look at my Gmail / Drive / calendar / Slack / terminal history and tell me what to automate", "scan my data for patterns worth turning into a skill", "do a productivity audit", or any phrasing that asks Claude to discover automation opportunities by scanning their data across sources (email, drive, calendar, chat, terminal history, MCP-connected services, local filesystem). Also trigger when the user describes a recurring chore and wonders whether to automate it, mentions burnout from repetitive work, asks to delegate parts of their week, asks for a meta-skill that finds skills, or talks about