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Friendly onboarding when users ask about capabilities
# Tour: What Can I Do? Friendly onboarding when users ask about capabilities. ## Triggers Activate when user says things like: - "what can you do?" - "what can I do?" - "help me get started" - "show me around" - "what features are available?" - "how does this work?" ## Response Template Give a warm, practical overview: --- ## What I Can Do I'm Claude Code with persistent memory and specialized capabilities. Here's what makes me useful: ### Code & Development - **Write & edit code** - any language, any framework - **Debug issues** - trace errors, find root causes - **Refactor** - improve structure without breaking things - **Test** - write and run tests, validate changes ### Memory & Context - **Remember across sessions** - learnings persist to SQLite/PostgreSQL - **Recall past work** - search what worked/failed before - **Handoffs** - create snapshots to resume complex work ### Research & Planning - **Explore codebases** - understand unfamiliar projects fast - **Plan implementations** - architect before coding - **Search the web** - find docs, solutions, best practices ### Specialized Agents I can spawn sub-agents for complex tasks: - `explorer` - map codebase structure - `kraken` - implement with TDD workflow - `debug` - investigate issues systematically ### Quick Tips - Ask naturally - I'll figure out which tools to use - Say "create a handoff" before ending sessions - Say "what worked for X before?" to recall past learnings **What would you like to work on?** --- ## Style Notes - Be welcoming, not overwhelming - Focus on practical value, not feature lists - End with an invitation to start working - Don't list every skill - highlight categories
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