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Architectural deduplication and build-vs-buy review for new software tools, developer platforms, AI agents, automation ideas, and AI/CV model or workflow concepts. Use when Codex needs to determine whether an idea should adopt an existing open-source project, fork or compose an existing component, or be built from scratch by running a staged cross-platform search and maturity analysis.

Help non-coders create, launch, and maintain a personal blog or portfolio blog with Codex by composing existing static-site templates, Markdown content, Git-based CMS tools, deployment platforms, and an iterative visual-style discovery dialogue. Use when the user wants to "vibe code" a personal blog, gradually discover their preferred style through questions and direction boards, set up a no-code publishing workflow, migrate personal writing into a blog, choose an Astro/HugoBlox/Pages CMS route, repair a generated blog project, or create a repeatable blog-building harness for non-technical users.

Convert computer science research papers, arXiv PDFs, conference papers, technical reports, paper Markdown, or LaTeX sources into high-fidelity study notes. Use when the user asks to read, understand, deeply summarize, learn from, extract notes from, make Obsidian/Markdown notes for, or prepare a reproduction-oriented explanation of CS/AI/ML/systems/PL/security/HCI/database/networking papers, especially when ordinary summaries lose too much information.

Analyze exported one-to-one chat files and produce an evidence-based relationship assessment grounded in message excerpts, fixed labels, a five-part scorecard, Sternberg's triangular theory, and social exchange theory. Use when the user asks to judge what a chat relationship looks like, whether warmth is romantic or platonic, whether there is escalation, or whether the interaction is becoming one-sided. Best for `reports/chat_*.txt` and compatible with merged monthly transcripts from `wechat-backup`.