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Take a GitHub PR's review feedback end to end: fetch unresolved threads from bots and humans, judge each, apply fixes, push, then reply and resolve. Use for "address the review" or "go through the PR feedback".

Autonomous hill-climbing on any measurable problem: qualify the four legs, freeze an eval referee, then loop mutate-evaluate-keep/revert until the stopping condition fires. Works on tests, latency, bundle size, cost.

Capture full-page screenshots of real sites by aesthetic or vibe as design inspiration, driving your own Chrome via playwriter over Land-book, Lapa Ninja, Awwwards and Mobbin. Use for "capture inspo".

Publish and manage articles on Dev.to (Forem API) from local markdown, using the API key stored in 1Password. Use when the user wants to post, draft, update, publish, unpublish, or list their Dev.to articles, cross-post a blog post or vault note to Dev.to, or mentions dev.to, DEV Community, or the Forem API.

Appraise whether an empirical claim actually holds, against primary sources, with a mandatory refutation pass and tiered sources. Use for "does X actually work", benchmark and vendor claims. Not for API docs (find-docs).

Detect and rewrite prose that reads as AI-generated: em dashes, AI vocabulary, negative parallelisms, rule-of-three filler, puffery, tone tells. Use for "humanize this", "de-slop", "sounds like ChatGPT", "make this less AI".

Process images in TS/JS with Bun's Bun.Image API: resize, crop, rotate, compress, convert (JPEG/PNG/WebP/HEIC/AVIF), thumbnails, LQIP/ThumbHash placeholders, EXIF. Replaces sharp on Bun.

Design, critique, polish or overhaul frontend UI: sites, landing pages, dashboards, components, forms, onboarding, empty states. Covers UX review, hierarchy, accessibility, typography, color, motion, design systems. Not backend.

Understand a codebase by reading its actual source, on GitHub or on disk: how a pattern is really implemented, an org's conventions, how two things are wired. Use for "how does <repo> do X". For published API docs prefer find-docs.

Complete SEO setup for TanStack Router/Start: OG image generation (Satori + Resvg), meta helpers, JSON-LD structured data, sitemap, robots.txt, llms.txt, canonical URLs, Twitter Cards, web manifest.

Transcribe YouTube videos and extract key information using yt-dlp, optionally pulling verified screenshots of the video's visual explanations. Use when the user shares a YouTube URL and wants to transcribe it, summarize it, extract key points, take screenshots or frames from it, or dump learnings from a video. Triggers on YouTube links (youtube.com/watch, youtu.be) combined with requests to "transcribe", "summarize", "watch", "extract", "key points", "notes from this video", "screenshots", "frames", or "what does this video say".

Draft or rewrite text in Magnus Rødseth's own voice, in Norwegian or English. Use when Magnus asks to write, draft, reply to, or rewrite a message, email, LinkedIn DM, post, outreach, testimonial, or blog post / article "in my voice", "as me", "how I'd say it", "sound like me", or wants AI-drafted text to read as if he wrote it. Auto-selects language and register (casual DM, professional email, or long-form blog post).

Generate and edit images via OpenAI's gpt-image-2 (ChatGPT Images 2.0) API. Use when the user asks to "generate an image", "create an image", "make a picture of X", "draw X", "edit this image", "remove the background from this image", "extend this image", "regenerate this image with Y", or invokes /image-generation. Outputs PNG/JPEG/WebP files to disk. Requires OPENAI_API_KEY in the environment.

Create a polished, debranded personal resume/CV as a PDF from existing context (an employer-branded CV, vault notes, a LinkedIn profile, or the conversation) using typst. Use when the user asks to build/make a resume or CV, turn an existing or consultancy-branded (e.g. Capgemini) CV into a personal one, create a beautiful shareable CV PDF with a photo, or 'lag en CV'.

Use the spark CLI to access the user's Spark email data - list emails, search by topic, read threads, check calendar events, find availability, look up contacts, and view team info. Use when the user asks about their emails, calendar, contacts, meetings, or scheduling.

Jog the agent's memory on a topic, person, or project that lives somewhere in the user's Obsidian vault (second brain). Works from any directory on the machine. Use when the user says "read up on X", "catch me up on X", "what do I know about X", "remind yourself about X", or otherwise asks for a briefing on a subject they expect to be in their vault but won't say where.

Extract insights from conversations and store them in your Obsidian vault. Use when you want to capture learnings, how-to guides, brags, decisions, or any knowledge from the current chat into your second brain. Triggers on "save to vault", "store this in obsidian", "capture this learning", "add to vault", "remember this in obsidian", or any request to persist knowledge to the Obsidian vault.

Manage a stack of dependent pull requests (a chain where each PR's base is the branch below it, up to main) using git + gh. Use when working with stacked or dependent PRs, merging the bottom of a stack, retargeting a PR's base to main, propagating main or a review fix up a chain of branches, resolving conflicts across a PR stack, or recovering a stacked PR that was auto-closed when its base branch was deleted.

App Store Optimization keyword research using the public iTunes Search API. Computes keyword popularity (5-100) and difficulty (1-100) scores based on RespectASO algorithms. Use when the user asks to research ASO keywords, find keyword opportunities, check keyword difficulty, analyze App Store competition, optimize App Store keywords, or find sweet spot keywords. Triggers on "ASO", "keyword research", "keyword difficulty", "keyword popularity", "App Store keywords", "App Store optimization keywords".

Design and build command-line tools, both the interface spec (args, flags, subcommands, help, output modes, errors, exit codes, config) per clig.dev and the implementation using Magnus's agent-ready Rust house style (clap derive, global --json, keychain/op/file secret backends, in-repo agent skills, AGENTS.md) modeled on sparebank1-cli and skatteetaten-cli. Use when the user wants to create a new CLI, design a CLI interface, scaffold a command-line tool, or make an existing CLI agent-friendly.

Audit installed Claude Code skills for context-budget cost and real usage. Inventories ~/.claude/skills, estimates the always-loaded token cost of each description, and mines ~/.claude/projects transcripts for actual invocations to find unused skills. Use when the user asks to "audit skills", "clean up skills", "find unused skills", "skill budget", "too many skills", or wonders what their skills cost in context.

Check whether domain names are available to register across many TLDs, using DNS delegation + RDAP (whois's replacement) with a system-whois fallback — no MCP, no dependencies. Use when the user asks if a domain is available, wants to check a domain name, brainstorm or find available domains, or check a name across TLDs (e.g. "is acme.com free?", "find me a domain for X", "check acme across TLDs").

Package an installed Claude Code skill into a shareable zip in a fresh temp folder, then open that folder in Finder. Use when the user says "/share-skill <name>", "share the X skill", "bundle/export/package a skill to send someone", or wants a skill zipped up to hand off.

Report mergeability and review/CI status for GitHub pull requests in a compact dashboard. Use when checking whether a PR is mergeable, blocked, or ready to merge; when asked for "PR status", "review status", "is it mergeable", "what's blocking this PR", "are my PRs ready", or to check CI/check status across one or many PRs and repos. Read-only: does not merge, approve, or resolve comments.

Create new agent skills with proper structure, progressive disclosure, and bundled resources. Use when user wants to create, write, or build a new skill.

Maintain an existing skill by batching real usage feedback, reflecting on the patterns, and landing one focused edit instead of reactive monkey-patches. Use when the user wants to improve, tune, fix, or update a skill they already wrote, points at feedback for a skill (a notepad, GitHub comments, Slack threads), says a skill is drifting or misbehaving, or wants to set up a weekly self-improvement loop for their skills.

Format a message for Slack and copy it to the clipboard as HTML so Slack's composer renders rich text (bold, italic, code, lists, links, blockquotes) on paste. Use when the user wants to paste a formatted message into Slack. Triggers on "copy to slack", "format for slack", "slack message", "paste to slack", or any request to prepare a rich-formatted message for Slack.

Format a message for Microsoft Teams and copy it to the clipboard as HTML so Teams renders formatting (bold, headings, code blocks, lists, links, blockquotes) on paste. Use when the user wants to paste a formatted message into Teams. Triggers on "copy to teams", "format for teams", "teams message", "paste to teams", or any request to prepare a rich-formatted message for Microsoft Teams.

Review the changes since a fixed point (commit, branch, tag, or merge-base) along two axes — Standards (does the code follow this repo's documented coding standards?) and Spec (does the code match what the originating issue/PRD asked for?). Runs both reviews in parallel sub-agents and reports them side by side. Use when the user wants to review a branch, a PR, work-in-progress changes, or asks to "review since X".

Upload local images to GitHub and get back ready-to-paste markdown (user-attachments URLs) for embedding in issues, PRs, comments, READMEs, gists, or Discussions, via the gh image CLI extension (drogers0/gh-image). Use when the user wants to attach/embed/upload an image or screenshot into a GitHub issue/PR/comment, mentions "gh image", "user-attachments URL", "include the screenshots in the issue", or asks to file an issue/PR with an image. For locating macOS screenshots first, see the screenshots skill.

Export markdown as professional PDF using pandoc + typst (no LaTeX needed). Use when the user asks to: create a PDF, export markdown to PDF, generate a report/handout/document as PDF, or when they mention PDF, pandoc, print-ready, or document export.

Use the 1Password CLI (`op`) to read secrets, list and inspect vaults/items, inject secrets into env files and commands, and create/edit items on Magnus's accounts (personal `my.1password.eu`, work `capragroup.1password.eu`). Use when the user mentions 1Password, the `op` command, secret references (`op://...`), needs an API key/token/credential pulled from a vault, wants to feed secrets into `.env` files or commands via `op run`/`op inject`, or asks to find, read, create, or edit a vault item.

Safely edit tool config files in this dotfiles repo (Zed, Neovim, Ghostty, Yazi, tmux, lazygit, etc.) by looking up real current docs for exact option/keybind/action names instead of guessing, then validating per file format. Use when changing editor or terminal settings or keybindings, adding/remapping a shortcut, toggling a panel/dock, or whenever the user references a config file like keymap.json, settings.json, init.lua, config.toml, or asks "what's the action/option for X in <tool>".

Scaffold a new slide deck in the user's central presentations repo (~/dev/personal/presentations), sourcing content from the current code repo, the current conversation, or material in the Obsidian vault, and matching or creating a brand theme. Works from any directory. Use when the user says "make a presentation about X", "scaffold a deck", "turn this into slides", "lag en presentasjon om X", "create a talk from this repo/conversation", or wants to present something they have been working on.

Safely delete local git branches that are already merged, squash/rebase-merged, or whose remote was deleted, while protecting the current branch, the default branch, and any worktree-checked-out branch. Use when the user wants to clean up, prune, tidy, or delete "done"/merged/stale local branches, shrink a long `git branch` list, or remove branches after merging a PR.

Read LinkedIn DMs/threads, look up people and company profiles, search and inspect job postings, and send messages or connection requests via the linkedin MCP server. Use when the user asks to check LinkedIn messages/inbox, read a conversation, search messages, look up a profile or company, search jobs, send a LinkedIn DM, or send/accept a connection request.

Interact with Notion via the `ntn` CLI — create, read, update, and trash pages; upload files; manage blocks via the public API. Use when the user wants to publish content to Notion, post a blog post or document to a Notion database, upload images to Notion, manage Notion pages from the command line, or asks about ntn / Notion CLI / NOTION_API_TOKEN / Notion integrations.

Best practices for designing few-shot (input→output) examples in prompts for AI and agentic applications. Use when writing or reviewing prompts that need consistent formatting, structured/JSON output, classification, extraction, edge-case handling, or hallucination reduction; or when the user mentions few-shot, multishot, in-context examples, or "show the model an example".

Locate macOS screenshots saved to ~/screenshots/ and route them into downstream workflows — most commonly attaching to GitHub PR/issue/comment bodies via the gh image extension, but also useful for previewing, organizing, copying to clipboard, or feeding into other tools. Use when the user mentions "screenshots", "today's screenshots", "find a screenshot", "attach screenshots", "upload screenshot", "images on machine", or wants to locate, preview, or share a local screenshot.

Look up public transit travel times and routes in Norway using the Entur APIs. Use when the user asks about travel time, transit routes, how to get somewhere, or distance between locations in Norway. Triggers on "travel time from X to Y", "how long from X to Y", "reisetid fra X til Y", "transit from X to Y", "kollektivt fra X til Y", /entur, or any question about getting between two places via public transport in Norway.