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Integrate Grow by Meshulam payment gateway into Israeli applications -- covers payment pages (iframe/redirect/SDK), tokenization, recurring billing, payment links, refunds, invoices, webhooks, and 3DS authentication via the Grow Light API. Use when user asks to accept payments via Grow or Meshulam, set up "slikat ashrai" with Grow, create payment links (drishat tashlum), handle recurring charges (hora'ot keva) via Grow tokens, process refunds or Bit cancellations, integrate Grow webhooks, or mentions "Grow", "Meshulam", "grow-il", "meshulam.co.il", Grow payment page, or Grow API. Prevents costly integration mistakes by guiding correct FormData request format, server-side-only restrictions, and the mandatory approveTransaction step that many developers miss. Do NOT use for Cardcom integration (use cardcom-payment-gateway), Tranzila integration (use tranzila-payment-gateway), general payment orchestration across multiple gateways (use israeli-payment-orchestrator), or non-payment queries.

Fetch and analyze Bank of Israel (BOI) economic data: interest rates, CPI (madad hamchirim), exchange rates (sha'ar yatzig), and CBS statistics. Use when user asks about BOI interest rate, ribit Bank Israel, exchange rates, sha'ar yatzig, CPI index, madad, inflation data, or Israeli economic indicators. Foundation skill for Israeli financial analytics. Provides API access to the BOI SDMX API at edge.boi.gov.il and CBS data. Do NOT use for stock market data (use tase-stock-analysis instead) or for currency conversion (use shekel-currency-converter instead).

Convert currencies to/from Israeli New Shekel (NIS/ILS) using Bank of Israel official representative rates (shaar yatzig). Use when user asks to convert shekels, NIS, ILS, asks about exchange rates, "shaar yatzig" (representative rate), or needs currency conversion for Israeli tax or business purposes. Covers the official Bank of Israel published currencies (14 currencies) with current and historical (tax-date) rates. Do NOT use for cryptocurrency or unofficial money exchange rates.

Plan household and personal budgets with Israeli-specific costs, rates, and financial products. Use when user asks about budgeting in Israel, mortgage (mashkanta) calculations, arnona rates, cost of living, takciv, or monthly expense planning. Covers Bank of Israel prime rate, mashkanta tracks, arnona, household health costs (mas briut / health-tax), and Israeli household benchmarks.

Analyze Israeli stocks on TASE (Tel Aviv Stock Exchange), track TA-35 and TA-125 indices, and evaluate dual-listed companies (TASE + NASDAQ). Use when user asks about Israeli stocks, "boorsa", "TA-35", "TASE", Maya filings, dual-listed companies, or Israeli capital gains tax on securities. Provides index composition, Maya (TASE disclosure) filings lookup, capital gains tax calculations (25% on securities), and Bank of Israel interest rate context for valuation. Do NOT use for general international stock analysis unrelated to Israel, or for cryptocurrency trading.

Integrate Tranzila payment processing into Israeli applications -- covers iframe payments, tokenization, installments (tashlumim), refunds, 3D Secure, and Bit wallet. Use when user asks to accept payments via Tranzila, integrate Israeli credit card processing, set up "slikat ashrai", handle tashlumim (installment payments), create payment tokens, process refunds through Tranzila, or mentions "Tranzila", "tranzila API", "secure5", or Israeli online payments. Supports both legacy CGI endpoints and modern API V2. Do NOT use for Cardcom integration (use cardcom-payment-gateway), general accounting, or non-payment financial queries.

Prepare, validate, and guide submission of Israeli VAT reports (Doch Maam) per Tax Authority standards. Use when user asks about VAT reporting, VAT calculation, "doch maam", "maam", Israeli VAT filing, VAT deadlines, or input/output VAT reconciliation. Supports monthly, bi-monthly, and annual reporting. Handles zero-rated exports, exempt transactions, and Eilat zone rules. Do NOT use for income tax, corporate tax, or non-Israeli VAT systems.

Save money in Israel through smart shopping, cashback optimization, subscription auditing, and deal hunting. Covers Zap.co.il price comparison, BuyMe gift card strategies, Cashback.co.il and Cashdo rebate programs, credit card perks maximization (Visa Cal, Max, Isracard), loyalty program stacking, seasonal sale timing, and recurring expense optimization. Use when user asks about "lachsoch kesef", saving money in Israel, Israeli coupons, cashback, "hashvaat mechirim", subscription audit, "kamah ani meshalem", credit card benefits, "hotza'ot", reducing expenses, or smart shopping tips. Helps Israelis reduce monthly spending by identifying unnecessary subscriptions, switching to cheaper alternatives, and maximizing cashback on everyday purchases. Do NOT use for investment advice (use israeli-pension-advisor), mortgage comparison (use israeli-mortgage-comparator), or grocery price comparison (use israeli-grocery-price-intelligence).

Guide users through filing DIRECT property damage claims from rocket attacks and hostilities in Israel (Iron Swords and Shaagat HaAri 2026): documenting damage, filing with the Tax Authority Compensation Fund, home contents insurance, assessor visits, appeals. Use when user asks about physical property damage from war, rockets, missiles, 'nezek yashir', 'mas rechush', 'keren pitzuim', war damage claim, damaged apartment, broken windows from blast, or compensation for hostility damage. Covers fast track (up to NIS 30,000), regular track, optional contents insurance, and appeals (va'adot erar). Do NOT use for indirect/economic business damage like turnover decline or wage grants (use israeli-business-war-compensation), employee unpaid-leave dmei avtala (use israeli-unemployment-benefits-navigator), personal injury (israeli-bituach-leumi), ordinary road-accident car damage (private insurance), or general home insurance (israeli-insurance-comparator).

Map the chayal boded (lone soldier) benefits package for IDF mandatory-service soldiers, distinct from the regular discharged-soldier stack. Active-duty: monthly grant equal to 100 percent of a private base salary, rent + utilities via Mashak Tash, free flights home per IDF Order 35.0808 Appendix A, 60 special-leave days per year (30 abroad), Beit HaChayal free weekend lodging. Post-discharge: up to 1,000 NIS per month for 12 months of rent (cap 12,000 NIS), 10-year extended benefits window for academic and career programs (vs 5y regular), citizenship guidance under Chok HaShvut for olim. Use when an oleh, estranged Israeli soldier, parent, Garin Tzabar alumnus, or new immigrant planning enlistment asks about chayal boded rights, recognition (Form 7304 / Form 62), monthly grant, rent assistance, Beit HaChayal, or post-discharge benefits. Do NOT use for the regular Pikadon stack (israeli-discharged-soldier-navigator), general aliyah, miluim, or scholarships.

Navigate post-discharge benefits for IDF, MAGAV, Police, SHABAS, and SLE members via the MoD Department for Discharged Soldiers (hachvana.mod.gov.il). Computes Pikadon by service tier (lochem, tomech lechima, acher), explains the 14-day deposit vs 60-day manak shichrur timelines, validates withdrawals against the 6 statutory pre-5y purposes (academic studies, vocational training, driving lessons, business, marriage, apartment purchase, rental NOT included), walks Section 39a nekudot zikui via Tofes 101 and Tofes 135 retroactive refund, and covers Iron Swords benefits for combat veterans discharged October 2023+. Use when a hayal meshuchrar, parent, or SLE completer asks about pikadon, manak shichrur, post-army benefits, nekudot zikui chayal meshuchrar, or free university for combat veterans. Do NOT use for miluim (israeli-miluim-manager), lone soldiers (israeli-lone-soldier-rights), scholarships beyond Mimadim (israeli-academic-scholarships), or mortgages (israeli-mortgage-comparator).

Walk a user through Israeli dmei avtala (דמי אבטלה / unemployment benefits) end to end: check eligibility under the 12-of-18 month qualifying period (tkufat akhshara, or 6-of-18 during Shaagat HaArie chal"t), calculate the 2026 progressive benefit, map max days by age and dependents (50 to 300), warn about the 90-day resignation wait, surface stackable benefits (hashlamat hachnasa, hachshara miktzoit, severance interaction), and generate a Sherut HaTaasuka and Bituach Leumi application checklist. Use when a user asks about dmei avtala, eligibility, how much avtala they will get, how to apply, was laid off, fired, or placed on chal"t in Israel. Do NOT use for other Bituach Leumi programs (israeli-bituach-leumi), net salary (israeli-payroll-calculator), reservist pay (israeli-miluim-manager), aliyah benefits (israeli-aliyah-navigator), or employment contract review.

Comprehensive guide for new immigrants (olim) to Israel covering the full aliyah journey from pre-arrival to settlement. Use when user asks about "aliyah to Israel", "sal klita", "absorption basket", "misrad haklita", "klitat aliyah", "teudat oleh", "ulpan enrollment", "oleh chadash rights", "tax benefits for olim", or "driver's license conversion in Israel". Covers Misrad HaKlita processes, sal klita tracking, Ulpan, housing, banking, Bituach Leumi, tax exemptions, license conversion, and professional recognition. Do NOT use for general Israeli bureaucracy unrelated to immigration (use israeli-gov-services instead) or tourist visa questions.

Ties together every benefit a death triggers in Israel: assesses who is eligible for the Bituach Leumi survivor's allowance, estimates the monthly amount from the current rate table, and maps each benefit to its exact form and institution. Use when someone died and the family needs to know what to claim from Bituach Leumi, the pension fund, and insurance. Do NOT use for burial logistics, closing accounts, or asset transfer (estate settlement), for writing a will or getting a succession order, or for general non-death Bituach Leumi questions.

Israeli real estate data, property valuation, transaction guidance, and regulatory compliance. Use when user asks about Israeli property, "nadlan", "dira", apartment prices, purchase tax (mas rechisha), Tabu extract, rental agreements, mortgage (mashkanta), or Israel Land Authority tenders. Covers buying, selling, and renting in Israel. Do NOT use for non-Israeli real estate markets.

End-to-end guide for Israelis relocating abroad for work (רילוקיישן), covering before, during, and after the move plus return planning. Use when user asks about Israeli relocation, moving abroad from Israel, yom nituk toshavut, Israeli tax residency while abroad, Bituach Leumi from abroad, kupat cholim during relocation, toshav chozer (returning resident) benefits, vehicle import on return, or apostille for Israeli documents. Covers Israeli tax residency tests (Form 1348), Bituach Leumi continuity, kupat cholim, pension funds and keren hishtalmut, Israeli apartment rental vs sale, apostille via the Foreign Ministry, and the 10-year tax exemption for toshav chozer vatik. Prevents costly mistakes like losing kupat cholim on return, paying double Bituach Leumi, or missing returning-resident benefits. Do NOT use for aliyah to Israel (use israeli-aliyah-navigator), tourist visas, binding tax advice, or destination-country immigration like H-1B or UK Skilled Worker visas.

Navigate the fragmented landscape of Hebrew and Yiddish ML datasets and models. Covers ivrit.ai (20K+ hours of Hebrew audio, whisper-large-v3 ASR variants, Yiddish models), Dicta (DictaLM 3.0 LLM family, DictaBERT variants, HeQ reading comprehension), the Israeli National NLP Program / NNLP-IL (HebrewSentiment, HebNLI), AlephBERT, and Knesset Plenums. Helps researchers and ML engineers pick the right dataset for a task by use case, license (commercial vs research), Hebrew register coverage, and model-dataset pairing. Use when choosing training data for a Hebrew NLP or ASR project, verifying license compatibility for a commercial product, finding a baseline model for a Hebrew downstream task, or exploring Yiddish ML resources. Do NOT use for Arabic NLP datasets (a separate ecosystem), general HuggingFace dataset discovery (use HuggingFace Hub search), or Hebrew OCR dataset selection (use hebrew-ocr-forms).

Validate, format, and convert Israeli phone numbers between local and international (+972) formats. Use when user asks to validate Israeli phone number, format phone for SMS or WhatsApp, convert to +972, check phone prefix, or implement Israeli phone input validation in code. Handles mobile (050-058), landline (02-09), non-geographic / VoIP (071-079), toll-free (1-800), and star-service numbers, and emits strict E.164 output for libphonenumber and WhatsApp Business API. Do NOT use for non-Israeli phone systems or general telecom questions.

Build Hebrew voice bots and IVR (Interactive Voice Response) systems with speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and telephony integration for Israeli businesses. Use when user asks to "build a Hebrew voice bot", "create an IVR in Hebrew", "Hebrew speech-to-text", "binui bot koli b'ivrit", "maarechet maane koli", "zihui dibur b'ivrit", or "Twilio Israel". Covers OpenAI Whisper Hebrew, Google Cloud STT/TTS he-IL, Azure Speech Services, IVR menu design for Sunday-Thursday business hours, voicemail transcription, Hebrew accent handling, and +972 phone integration via Twilio and Vonage. Do NOT use for text-based chatbots (use hebrew-chatbot-builder), Hebrew NLP without voice (use hebrew-nlp-toolkit), or SMS messaging (use israeli-sms-gateway).

Manage media assets through Cloudinary's REST API -- upload, transform, optimize, and deliver images and videos. Use when user asks about image upload, media optimization, image transformations, responsive images, video management, CDN delivery, or mentions Cloudinary specifically. Covers Upload API, Admin API, URL-based transformations, AI-powered effects (gen_remove, gen_replace, background removal), and delivery optimization. Israeli-founded (2012) with R&D in Petah Tikva; global HQ in San Jose, California. Do NOT use for non-Cloudinary media hosting or local image processing without cloud upload.

Best practices for using browser-use/video-use to edit Hebrew videos end-to-end with Claude Code. Covers the Hebrew-specific deltas to video-use's 12 Hard Rules: SUB_FORCE_STYLE override (Helvetica has no Hebrew glyphs), the python-bidi pre-shape recipe for libass+SRT BiDi failures on macOS, Hebrew filler-word post-pass on Scribe word timestamps, fontsdir= parameter for reliable font discovery, takes_packed.md handling for Hebrew with sofit/nikud/code-switching, and animation slot guidance that defers to hyperframes-best-practices and remotion-best-practices. Use when editing Hebrew talking-head video, podcast clips, tutorials, or marketing video with video-use. Do NOT use for non-Hebrew video-use sessions (read upstream SKILL.md directly), Hebrew podcast audio-only post-production (use hebrew-podcast-postproduction), or generic FFmpeg work without video-use orchestration.

Best practices for programmatic video creation using HyperFrames, plain HTML compositions with GSAP animations rendered to MP4, with full Hebrew and RTL support. Covers composition authoring, data-* timing attributes, GSAP timeline contract, layout-before-animation methodology, visual identity gate, Hebrew fonts via Google Fonts (Heebo, Rubik, Assistant), RTL text rendering with dir="rtl", Hebrew TikTok/Reels-style captions via Whisper, audio-reactive visuals, scene transitions, and bidirectional Hebrew+English text. Use when building HTML-based video content or Hebrew social/marketing videos without React. Do NOT use for Remotion or general React video work, use remotion-best-practices for that.

Best practices for Remotion video creation in React with Hebrew RTL support. Use when dealing with Remotion code, creating programmatic videos, building Hebrew video content with RTL captions and text animations, or generating social media videos with Hebrew fonts. Covers animations, compositions, sequencing, transitions, audio/video, captions, 3D, charts, voiceover, and Hebrew/RTL text rendering. Do NOT use for non-Remotion video editing, general React development, or static image generation.

Build and configure Make.com scenarios for Israeli business processes, including Morning (formerly Green Invoice) sync, iCount accounting, Monday.com board automation, Priority ERP data exports, WhatsApp Business Hebrew messaging, and payment gateways (Cardcom, Tranzila, Grow, Bit). Covers Make.com AI Agents, the Make.com MCP server for exposing scenarios as agent tools, Israel 2026 Invoice Reform (allocation numbers with a step-down threshold), community modules for Israeli apps, Hebrew data transformations, Data Store for VAT period tracking, and Shabbat-aware scheduling via the Hebcal community module. Use when user asks to "create a Make.com scenario", "build an automation for Israeli billing", "automate Morning / Green Invoice", "connect Israeli apps in Make.com", "set up AI agent in Make.com", or "expose a Make.com scenario as an MCP tool". Do NOT use for n8n workflows (use n8n-hebrew-workflows), Zapier Zaps (use zapier-israeli-integrations), or custom code automation without Make.com.

Operational project manager for settling an estate after a death in Israel. Use when someone has died and the family or estate administrator needs to know what to do and in what order: it builds a personalized dated bureaucratic timeline (first 72 hours, first 30 days, first year), a document-collection checklist, and ready-to-send bilingual Hebrew notification and account-closure letters. It covers the death certificate, the burial grant, the institution notification cascade, and the asset transfers that happen after the order. Do NOT use it to write or deposit a will or to obtain a succession order (צו ירושה) or probate order (צו קיום צוואה): route those to the skill israeli-wills-inheritance. Do NOT use it to check survivor-allowance or life-insurance eligibility: route those to israeli-survivor-benefits-navigator. For contested estates or foreign assets, state the facts and still recommend a licensed lawyer.

Draft Israeli employment contracts (chozeh avoda) with all mandatory clauses per Israeli labor law. Use when user asks to create or generate an employment contract, calculate mandatory benefits for a contract, or asks about "chozeh avoda", "Section 14", "Saif 14", "Keren Hishtalmut", "Dmei Havra'a", "convalescence pay", "severance", "pitzuim", Israeli pension obligations, non-compete clauses in Israel, or Israeli employment compliance. Covers full-time, part-time, and contractor classification. Do NOT use for reviewing or auditing an existing contract (use israeli-employment-contract-reviewer), employee-rights questions (use israeli-workplace-rights-navigator), freelance service agreements, commercial contracts, or non-Israeli employment law.

Walks a person through the Israeli divorce process end to end: the rabbinical-court vs. family-court jurisdiction choice and the joinder doctrine (kricha), the mandatory intake track (bakasha leyishuv sikhsukh and the MAHUT meetings under the 2014 family-disputes law) and the urgent-relief / protective-order carve-out, property balancing (izun mashabim, default 50/50 under the 1973 law, with section 8 deviation), spousal maintenance (mezonot isha) vs. child support (mezonot yeladim) and the Bagatz 919/15 shared-custody reform, custody / parental responsibility, the ketubah, common-law partners (yeduim betzibur), and the get plus get-refusal sanctions. Use when someone in Israel is starting or facing girushin and needs a roadmap, a property-balancing worksheet, or draft divorce-agreement clauses. Do NOT use for pension-split math (use israeli-pension-advisor), and always recommend a family lawyer for the actual filing.

Help an Israeli check whether they can claim a European passport by descent or Nazi-era restitution and build the do-it-yourself application path from Israel. Use when someone says a parent, grandparent, or great-grandparent came from Europe and they want to know if a passport is realistic and how to file it without paying an agency. Covers the German and Austrian restitution routes, citizenship by descent for Poland, Romania, Hungary and smaller routes, and the Israeli-side document pipeline (population-registry extract, apostille, certified translation). Explains why getting the route and the document chain right is what decides approval. Do NOT use for immigrating to Israel, work or relocation visas, wills and inheritance, or as a substitute for a licensed immigration lawyer on a complex or contested case.

Pre-signing red-flag audit of an Israeli employment contract (chozeh avoda) from the employee's defensive perspective. Scans a pasted contract for illegal clauses, missing mandatory protections, and unfair terms, then produces an annotated review with citations to Israeli labor law. Flags Section 14 (Saif 14) waiver traps, unenforceable non-competes, hoda'at mukdemet below statutory minimum, missing pension, missing keren hishtalmut, at-will language, and gross vs net ambiguity. Produces a negotiating points memo for the employer. Use when about to sign an Israeli employment contract and wanting an independent review before committing. Do NOT use for generating new contracts (use israeli-employment-contracts), post-hire workplace rights (use israeli-workplace-rights-navigator), payroll calculations (use israeli-payroll-calculator), or unemployment benefits (use israeli-unemployment-benefits-navigator).

Guide users through Israeli rental agreements, tenant and landlord rights, and lease negotiation. Use when user asks about rental contracts (chozeh schirut), tenant rights, landlord obligations, deposits (arancia), rent increases, index-linked rent (hatzmada la'madad), the Fair Rental Law 2017, eviction procedures, or common red flags in Israeli leases. Covers essential contract elements, guarantees, dispute resolution, and the Tenant Protection Law. Do NOT use for commercial leases, property purchase transactions, or mortgage advice.

Builds a complete Hebrew proposal package for Israeli government and public sector tenders (michrazim). Parses the tender document, extracts threshold conditions, produces a compliance checklist, and drafts every proposal section per Chok Chovat HaMichrazim 5752-1992 and Takanot 5753-1993 (declarations, past experience table, pricing worksheet). Use when responding to an open tender (michraz pumbi), closed (sagur), framework (misgeret), or a local authority tender, and when researching historical procurement contracts via BudgetKey or IL Budget MCP to benchmark pricing. Prevents disqualification on technical defects. Do NOT use for Israeli Land Authority (RMI) land allocation tenders (use israeli-land-tenders), for filing a petition to the tenders committee, or for private commercial RFPs not subject to the Mandatory Tenders Law.

Understand and exercise employee rights under Israeli labor law, including vacation days (chofsha), sick leave (machala), overtime pay, the Birth and Parenting Period and paternity leave, severance pay (pitzuyim), convalescence pay (dmei havra'a), minimum wage, and pension contributions. Use when user asks about "employee rights in Israel", "how many vacation days", "sick pay Israel", "pitzuyei piturim", "dmei havra'a", "minimum wage Israel", "shaat nosafot", or "zchuyot ovdim". Covers Annual Leave Law, Sick Pay Law, Hours of Work and Rest Law, Employment of Women Law, Severance Pay Law, and Minimum Wage Law. Do NOT use for drafting an employment contract (use israeli-employment-contracts), reviewing or auditing an existing employment contract (use israeli-employment-contract-reviewer), salary negotiation (use israeli-tech-salary-negotiator), reserve duty rights (use israeli-miluim-manager), or freelancer operations (use israeli-freelancer-ops).

Computes and explains the salary of Israeli teachers (ovdei horaa / sachar ovdei horaa) under the two collective-agreement reforms: Ofek Chadash (ofek chadash, New Horizon, covering kindergartens, elementary, and junior-high) and Oz LaTmura (oz latmura, upper-secondary only). Use when a user asks how a teacher's pay is built: reform, rank (daraga), seniority (vetek), the weekly work-week split between front-of-class hours and private (pratani) hours, gmul (gmul) increments like gmul hishtalmut or gmul chinuch, and how gross becomes net. Also handles the split appointment, where one teacher teaches in both a junior-high and a high school and earns under both reforms at once, each part by its position fraction. Do NOT use for standard private-sector gross-to-net payroll (use israeli-payroll-calculator), bookkeeping journal entries (use israeli-bookkeeping-automation), or Bagrut and school-system navigation (use israeli-education-system).

Explains and sanity-checks the salary of Israeli public-healthcare-sector workers (nurses / achim ve'achayot, allied-health / miktzo'ot habriut such as physiotherapists, occupational therapists, dietitians, and speech clinicians, hospital pharmacists, and doctors / rofim), which is set by public-sector collective agreements, not private-sector negotiation. Use when a user asks how a healthcare payslip is built: which wage grade (dirug) applies, the base combined-salary cell (grade daraga by seniority vetek), healthcare tosafot like the nurses' tosefet achayot or the allied-health training supplement, shift and on-call pay (mishmarot, kononut, toranut), and how gross becomes net. Do NOT use for standard private-sector gross-to-net payroll (use israeli-payroll-calculator), teachers' pay (use israeli-teacher-payroll), or private home caregivers (use foreign-caregiver-payroll).

OCR and parse Israeli receipts and invoices with Hebrew and English text extraction. Extracts merchant name, date, total amount in NIS, VAT amount, receipt or invoice number, payment method, and VAT registration number (osek murshe). Handles common Israeli retail formats including supermarkets, gas stations, restaurants, and online purchases. Auto-categorizes expenses into standard Israeli accounting categories and outputs structured JSON or CSV ready for import into accounting software. Use when you need to digitize, extract data from, or categorize Israeli receipts and tax invoices. Do NOT use for non-Israeli receipt formats, handwritten notes without printed text, or bank statement reconciliation.

Generate Israeli-standard financial reports including profit and loss (Doch Revach VeHefsed), balance sheet (Maazan), trial balance (Maazan Bochein), and cash flow statements. Supports bilingual Hebrew/English output with NIS formatting, VAT summary reports for bi-monthly and monthly filing, year-end annual report preparation, and comparison periods. Works with Osek Patur, Osek Murshe, and Chevra (company) business types. Reflects the Israeli accounting-standards regime where full IFRS is mandatory only for public companies while private companies may use Israeli GAAP or IFRS for SMEs. Use when you need to produce financial statements, tax-related summaries, or periodic reports for Israeli businesses. Exports to PDF, Excel, and CSV formats. Do NOT use for tax filing submissions, payroll processing, or bank reconciliation workflows.

AI-powered categorization of business expenses into Israeli tax-deductible categories based on current Israeli Tax Ordinance rules. Applies the correct deduction mechanics (vehicle = the higher of running-costs-minus-use-value or 45%, mobile phone with the ~50% disallowance floor, home office and internet proportional), maps to a common Israeli chart of accounts, and handles Osek Patur vs Osek Murshe differences for VAT eligibility (private-car VAT not deductible, running-cost VAT two-thirds). Use when you need to classify business expenses for Israeli tax reporting, prepare expense reports for your accountant, or verify deduction eligibility. Do NOT use for final tax filing, legal tax advice, or payroll-related expense processing.

Navigate and analyze Israeli corporate annual reports (dochot titkuftiim), financial filings, and regulatory disclosures. Use when user asks about Israeli annual reports, MAYA filings, IFRS financial statements, doch titkufti, dochot kaspiyim, or Companies Law reporting requirements. Covers TASE filing types, Israeli GAAP to IFRS transition, Hebrew financial terminology, and key financial statement analysis.

Import and export data between Hashavshevet accounting software and modern formats (JSON, CSV, Excel). Use when you need to extract journal entries, chart of accounts, trial balances, or customer/supplier lists from Hashavshevet, import bank transactions and invoices into Hashavshevet format, migrate data from Hashavshevet to cloud-based solutions (iCount, Rivhit, Invoice4U), or handle Hebrew encoding conversions (Windows-1255 to UTF-8). Supports Hashavshevet Gold, Hashavshevet 2000+, and newer versions. Validates data integrity during import/export operations. Do NOT use for real-time Hashavshevet API integrations, direct database modifications, or live bookkeeping within Hashavshevet.

Integrate Green Invoice (Morning) API for Israeli invoicing, receipts, client management, and payment processing. Use when user asks to create invoices via Green Invoice, generate hashbonit mas through Morning API, manage clients in Green Invoice, set up webhook automation for document creation, query documents or expenses, or mentions "Green Invoice", "Morning", "hashbonit yeruka", "greeninvoice API", Israeli cloud invoicing, or needs to create tax invoice-receipt (cheshbonit mas/kabala). Covers all 13 document types, 8 payment types, client CRUD, item catalog, and webhook integration. Do NOT use for SHAAM allocation numbers or Tax Authority e-invoice compliance (use israeli-e-invoice), Cardcom payment processing (use cardcom-payment-gateway), or Tranzila integration (use tranzila-payment-gateway).

Generate RTL-first Hebrew presentations with full right-to-left support. Use when you need to create a business presentation, startup pitch deck, quarterly report, or educational slideshow in Hebrew. Produces slides with Hebrew fonts, right-aligned bullets, and bilingual support in a single deck. Prevents hours of manual formatting and RTL issues that other tools fail to solve. Do NOT use for non-Hebrew presentations, video creation, or interactive web slideshows.

Benchmark tech salaries in the Israeli market and craft data-driven negotiation strategies. Use when preparing for a salary negotiation, evaluating a job offer, or comparing total compensation packages at Israeli tech companies (startups, enterprises, multinational R&D centers). Covers base salary ranges by role and seniority, equity and options valuation, Israeli benefits analysis (pension, keren hishtalmut, car allowance, vacation), and counter-offer scripting with market data. Do NOT use for non-tech roles, freelance rate setting, or salary negotiations outside Israel.

Create social media content optimized for Israeli audiences across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn. Use when user asks about Israeli social media strategy, Hebrew social posts, posting schedules for Israel, Hebrew hashtags, or Israeli Facebook group marketing. Covers platform-specific best practices, Israeli cultural references, and Hebrew copywriting for social. Do NOT use for paid ad campaigns, influencer outreach, or SEO content writing.

Plan and execute product launches targeting the Israeli tech market, including media outreach, VC demo day preparation, and community engagement. Use when user asks about launching a product in Israel, pitching Israeli media, Hebrew press releases, or asks about "hashkaa", "hasakat mutzar", "Geektime", "Calcalist", Israeli tech PR, or startup launch strategy. Covers Israeli tech media outlets, holiday timing, 8200 alumni networks, and early-adopter communities. Do NOT use for general global product launches, non-Israeli markets, or paid advertising campaigns.

Create and optimize paid advertising campaigns for the Israeli market across Google Ads, Meta (Facebook/Instagram), and Israeli platforms (Taboola, Outbrain, Yad2, publisher networks). Use when user asks about Israeli PPC, Hebrew ad copy, Israeli audience targeting, or ad budget optimization. Covers Hebrew keyword research, Israeli Consumer Protection Law ad regulations, Amendment 13 consent rules for ad targeting, local bidding strategies, and audience segmentation. Do NOT use for organic social media, SEO, email marketing, or non-Israeli ad markets.

Develop bilingual Hebrew/English LinkedIn content strategies for the Israeli tech ecosystem, including post timing, Hebrew hashtags, and audience engagement patterns. Use when user asks about LinkedIn strategy for Israel, Hebrew LinkedIn posts, Israeli tech networking, or asks about "linkedin", "reshet mitkademet", "tochen" (content), bilingual posting, or Israeli professional branding. Covers Hebrew/English post optimization, Israeli tech topic trends, cultural timing around holidays and work week, and Hebrew hashtag research. Do NOT use for general international LinkedIn strategy, paid LinkedIn advertising, or non-Israeli market targeting.

Plan and execute content marketing strategies for the Israeli market including Hebrew SEO content, Hebrew AEO for AI search, tech media outreach to Geektime and Calcalist, and B2B content. Use when user asks about Israeli content strategy, Hebrew blog posts, Israeli tech PR, or Hebrew B2B content. Covers Israeli tech media landscape, Hebrew content SEO, Hebrew keyword research, and bilingual content strategies. Do NOT use for paid ad campaigns, social-media community management, or technical SEO audits.

Optimize mobile app listings for Israeli users on Apple App Store and Google Play with Hebrew metadata, keywords, and screenshots. Use when user asks about Israeli app store optimization, Hebrew app listing, Hebrew keywords for app store, or localizing app metadata for Israel. Covers Hebrew keyword research, RTL screenshot design, and category-specific benchmarks.

Process and extract data from scanned Israeli government forms using OCR. Supports Tabu (land registry), Tax Authority forms, Bituach Leumi documents, and other official Israeli paperwork. Use when user asks to OCR Hebrew documents, extract data from Israeli forms, "lesarek tofes", parse Tabu extract, read scanned tax form, or process Israeli government documents. Includes Hebrew OCR configuration, field extraction patterns, and RTL text handling. Do NOT use for handwritten Hebrew recognition (requires specialized models) or non-Israeli form processing.

Generate Hebrew documents (PDF, DOCX/Word, PPTX) with correct right-to-left layout, mixed Hebrew-and-English bidi handling, and Hebrew typography. Use whenever the output is a Hebrew or mixed Hebrew/English Word document, Hebrew PDF, or Hebrew PowerPoint ("Hebrew Word document", "מסמך Word בעברית", "create a .docx in Hebrew", "litstor hozeh"), or Israeli templates like Heshbonit Mas, Hozeh, or Protokol. ALSO use this for the symptom where a Hebrew document looks fine on screen or in Claude but comes out scrambled, reversed, or broken in Word, with English, numbers, or punctuation on the wrong side ("Hebrew text reversed in Word", "fix Hebrew formatting in Word"); the fix is regenerating the .docx with paragraph-level RTL/bidi, NOT a web/CSS RTL change. Prefer over the generic docx/pdf skills ONLY when the document is Hebrew or RTL; for English-only docs use the generic skill. Covers reportlab, WeasyPrint, python-docx, pptxgenjs. Do NOT use for OCR or reading existing documents (use hebrew-ocr-forms).

Comprehensive guide to finding rental apartments in Israel through Yad2, Madlan, Facebook groups, and real estate agents. Use when relocating to Israel, searching for a rental apartment, negotiating with landlords, or navigating broker fees and lease agreements. Covers 2026 market prices by city, Hebrew listing terminology, viewing checklists, required documents, and neighborhood evaluation criteria. Do NOT use for purchasing property or commercial real estate.

Implement right-to-left (RTL) layouts for Hebrew web applications. Use when user asks about RTL layout, Hebrew text direction, bidirectional (bidi) text, Hebrew CSS, "right to left", or needs to build a Hebrew web UI. Covers CSS logical properties, the :dir() pseudo-class, Tailwind RTL, React/Next.js RTL setup, icon mirroring, Hebrew typography, and font selection. Do NOT use for Arabic RTL (similar but different typography) unless user explicitly asks for shared RTL patterns, or for native mobile RTL (React Native I18nManager, SwiftUI, Android) which is out of scope.

Configure Tailwind CSS v4 for Hebrew RTL applications with dir variants, Hebrew font stacks, and logical property utilities. Use when user asks about Tailwind RTL setup, Hebrew Tailwind config, "Tailwind ivrit" (Hebrew Tailwind), RTL utility classes, logical properties in Tailwind, ms-/me- utilities, or Tailwind Hebrew font configuration. Covers Tailwind v4 dir variants, Hebrew font stack presets, logical property utilities (ms-/me-/ps-/pe- instead of ml-/mr-/pl-/pr-), RTL-first component patterns, and Hebrew typography tokens. Do NOT use for general CSS RTL patterns (use hebrew-rtl-best-practices) or full design systems (use israeli-ui-design-system instead).

Implement Israeli web accessibility compliance per IS 5568 standard, anchored to WCAG 2.0 AA (IS 5568 adds some 2.1-aligned criteria; sources differ), for Hebrew RTL applications. Use when user asks about Israeli accessibility law, "negishot" (accessibility), IS 5568, "teken negishot" (accessibility standard), "nachim" (disabilities), Hebrew screen reader support, RTL ARIA patterns, or accessibility audit for Israeli websites. Covers mandatory legal requirements under the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Act, who is exempt, enforcement and penalties, the accessibility coordinator role, Hebrew screen reader compatibility (NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver), and RTL-specific ARIA patterns. Do NOT use for general WCAG guidance without Israeli context (use standard a11y resources instead).

Build RTL-first UI component libraries and design systems for Israeli applications with Hebrew typography. Use when user asks about Hebrew UI components, "itzuv" (design), Israeli design system, Hebrew font pairing, RTL component library, "tipografia ivrit" (Hebrew typography), or gov.il design patterns. Covers RTL-first component architecture, Hebrew font pairings (Heebo+Inter, Rubik+Source Sans 3), gov.il design system patterns, Israeli formatting conventions (shekel sign, DD/MM/YYYY dates, 24-hour clock), and culturally appropriate UI for Israeli users. Do NOT use for general RTL CSS (use hebrew-rtl-best-practices) or accessibility audits (use israeli-accessibility-compliance instead).

Guide developers in using Hebrew NLP models and tools including DictaLM, DictaBERT, AlephBERT, and ivrit.ai. Use when user asks about Hebrew text processing, Hebrew NLP, "ivrit", Hebrew tokenization, Hebrew NER, Hebrew sentiment analysis, Hebrew speech-to-text, or needs to process Hebrew language text programmatically. Covers model selection, preprocessing, and Hebrew-specific NLP challenges. Do NOT use for Arabic NLP (different tools) or general English NLP tasks.

Generate a ready-to-send Israeli CV (korot chayim / קורות חיים) in Hebrew, English, or both: 1-page reverse chronological, mandatory military service section, dugri (direct) language, metrics-driven bullets, plus an optional Israeli cover letter (michtav mukdam / מכתב מקדים). Use when writing a CV for Israel, building a resume for AllJobs, Drushim, JobMaster or LinkedIn Israel, preparing a bilingual tech CV, or drafting an Israeli-style cover letter. Automatically omits personal data prohibited by the Equal Employment Opportunities Law 1988 (age, photo, marital status, religion) to prevent discrimination risk. Do NOT use for job market research (use israeli-job-market), tech interview prep (use israeli-tech-interview-prep), salary negotiation (use israeli-tech-salary-negotiator), LinkedIn strategy (use israeli-linkedin-strategy), employer-side screening (use israeli-hr-recruitment-automator), or employment contract review.

A smart personal assistant that understands the Israeli context: workday planning (Sunday-Thursday), drafting messages in natural Hebrew, reminders for business obligations (VAT, Bituach Leumi, holidays), and help composing emails to official bodies. Use when you need a morning brief, professional WhatsApp drafting, scheduling around Shabbat and holidays, or writing formal Hebrew emails. Saves daily time and prevents communication missteps. Do NOT use for calendar API integration (use shabbat-aware-scheduler), automated email sending (use gws-hebrew-email-automation), or accounting calculations (use accounting skills).

Optimize Monday.com workflows for Israeli teams with board management, automation recipes, and API integration. Use when user asks about Monday.com boards, Monday.com automations, "monday.com API", work management, sprint planning with Israeli calendar, or team workflow optimization on Monday.com. Enhances the official mondaycom/mcp server with Israeli team best practices including Sunday-Thursday work week, Hebrew boards, and holiday-aware scheduling. Do NOT use for other project management tools (Jira, Asana, etc.).

Employer-side hiring automation for Israeli companies. Generates Hebrew job descriptions compliant with the Equal Employment Opportunities Law 1988, posts to Israeli job boards (AllJobs, Drushim, JobMaster, LinkedIn Israel), screens resumes with Israeli context (military service, academic institutions, tech bootcamps), schedules interviews around Israeli holidays and Shabbat, and generates offer letters with mandatory Israeli employment clauses. Use when user asks to "write a job description", "post a job in Israel", "screen Israeli resumes", "pirsum misra", "srikat meumadim", "michtav ha'a'sa'a", or automate hiring workflows for Israeli companies. Ensures compliance with Israeli anti-discrimination law and mandatory benefits. Do NOT use for job searching (use israeli-job-market), interview preparation (use israeli-tech-interview-prep), salary negotiation (use israeli-tech-salary-negotiator), employment contracts legal review (use israeli-employment-contracts), or freelancer hiring.

Compare cellular plans, internet packages, TV bundles, and triple deals across all Israeli telecom providers including Partner, Cellcom, Pelephone, HOT, Golan Telecom, Bezeq, Yes, and MVNOs. Use when a user needs to find the best telecom deal, switch carriers, compare 5G or fiber plans, evaluate family packages, or understand number portability in Israel. Covers eSIM support, contract vs. no-contract options, international roaming, and negotiation tips. Do NOT use for enterprise or business-grade telecom solutions, VoIP/SIP trunk setup, or network infrastructure engineering.

Aggregate Israeli job market data, optimize Hebrew CVs, benchmark salaries, and track employment trends. Use when user asks about job searching in Israel, Israeli CV writing, Hebrew resume, salary expectations in Israel, AllJobs, Drushim, JobMaster, JobNet, LinkedIn Israel, Israeli job interviews, or Israeli employment benefits. Covers major job platforms, salary data, and Israeli workplace culture. Do NOT use for international job markets outside Israel or immigration/visa work permits (see separate skill).

Integrate with Israeli SMS gateway providers for business messaging, OTP, and notifications. Use when user asks about sending SMS in Israel, Israeli SMS providers, phone number validation (Israeli format), OTP implementation, bulk SMS, or SMS marketing compliance. Covers 019 SMS, InforUMobile, SMS4Free, and international providers with Israeli support. Do NOT use for WhatsApp Business API (see separate skill) or non-Israeli telecom.

Integrate WhatsApp Business API for the Israeli market with Hebrew message templates, customer communication, and CRM integration. Use when user asks about WhatsApp Business in Israel, Hebrew WhatsApp templates, WhatsApp marketing to Israeli customers, business messaging via WhatsApp, or integrating WhatsApp with Israeli CRM tools (Monday.com, Priority, etc.). Covers Cloud API setup, template creation, conversation pricing, compliance with Israeli anti-spam law and Privacy Law Amendment 13, and Israeli consumer communication preferences. Do NOT use for personal WhatsApp or non-Israeli WhatsApp markets.

Assist with Israeli legal research including legislation lookup, case law concepts, Hebrew legal terminology, and legal document preparation guidance. Use when user asks about Israeli law, "chok", "mishpat", "bagatz", court procedures, employment law, contract law, real estate law, or needs help with Hebrew legal terms. Covers civil, commercial, employment, and administrative law. Do NOT use for providing formal legal advice, always recommend consulting a licensed Israeli attorney (orech din). Do NOT use for non-Israeli legal systems.

Israeli Privacy Protection Law compliance guidance including Amendment 13 (effective August 14, 2025), database registration, consent requirements, data security, cross-border transfers, breach notification, privacy protection officer appointment, and AI governance. Use when user asks about Israeli privacy law, "haganat pratiut", "tikun 13", data protection in Israel, GDPR compliance for Israeli companies, privacy policy requirements, or database registration. Covers the Privacy Protection Law 1981, Amendment 13, and 2017 Security Regulations. Do NOT use for EU GDPR-only questions without Israeli context.

Actionable safety protocols per Home Front Command alert type in Israel. Use when a user asks what to do during a specific type of emergency alert (missiles, hostile aircraft, earthquake, tsunami, hazardous materials, terrorist infiltration), needs regional response time guidance, wants safety instructions for special populations (elderly, disabled, children), or is a new immigrant learning Israeli emergency procedures. Provides step-by-step actions for each alert category, post-alert procedures, and when it is safe to leave the shelter. Helps users respond correctly during emergencies, which can be the difference between life and injury. Do NOT use for building alert API integrations (use pikud-haoref-alerts), for finding or preparing shelters (use israeli-shelter-guide), or for non-Israeli emergency response procedures.

Audit and ensure Israeli e-commerce legal compliance, covering Consumer Protection Law, return policies, price display, accessibility, and cookie consent. Use when user asks about "online store compliance Israel", "Chok Hagnat HaTzarchan", "consumer protection Israel", "return policy Israel", "IS 5568 ecommerce", "cookie consent Israel", or "חוק הגנת הצרכן". Covers cooling-off period validation, price display requirements, Hebrew terms of service generation, accessibility compliance (IS 5568), and business disclosure verification. Do NOT use for food-specific compliance (use israeli-food-business-compliance) or privacy/GDPR (use israeli-privacy-shield).

Coordinate Israeli-built cybersecurity tools for security operations including threat triage, vulnerability management, compliance checking, and incident response. Use when user mentions security operations, "SOC", vulnerability scanning, threat triage, compliance assessment, or asks to coordinate Wiz, Snyk, Check Point, CyberArk, SentinelOne, Armis, Torq, or Pentera tools. Embeds Israeli security best practices including INCD guidelines and Israeli Privacy Protection Law compliance. Do NOT use for offensive security testing or creating exploits.

Israeli cybersecurity regulatory framework guidance covering INCD (Ma'arach HaSyber) national directives, Bank of Israel Directive 361 (cyber for financial institutions), Directive 364 (the consolidated IT, information security, and cyber framework), ISA requirements for TASE-listed companies, and sector-specific rules for fintech and healthtech. Use when user asks about "cyber regulation Israel", "horaot Bank Israel 361", "INCD compliance", "Ma'arach HaSyber", "ISA cyber requirements", "sector cyber rules Israel", or "רגולציית סייבר". Covers regulatory mapping, gap analysis, compliance checklists, and audit preparation for Israeli cyber frameworks. Do NOT use for privacy law compliance (use israeli-privacy-compliance instead).

Security scanning guidance for Israeli web applications covering OWASP Top 10, Israeli Privacy Protection Authority (PPA) compliance, dependency vulnerability scanning, secrets detection, and secure coding patterns for Hebrew/RTL apps. Use when user asks to "scan for vulnerabilities", "check security compliance", "audit Israeli app security", "bodek aviskhut" (Hebrew transliteration), or needs help with PPA compliance, secrets detection, or Hebrew input sanitization. Provides actionable checklists, automated scanning scripts, and Israeli-specific security guidance. Do NOT use for network penetration testing, physical security audits, or non-application-layer security concerns.

Guide to finding and preparing shelters in Israel including mamad (apartment safe room), mamak (floor safe room), maman (institutional safe room), and miklat (public shelter). Use when a user needs to find the nearest shelter, prepare a safe room per Home Front Command guidelines, understand time-to-shelter by region, set up workplace emergency procedures, or interpret the multi-stage early-warning notifications introduced for ballistic threats. Covers Israeli Standard 4422, time-to-shelter zones (immediate / 15 / 30 / 45 / 60 / 90 seconds), municipal shelter databases, accessibility law, sheltering with pets, vehicle protocols, and what to do if caught outdoors. Do NOT use for real-time alert integrations (use pikud-haoref-alerts) or per-threat safety protocols (use pikud-haoref-safety-protocols).

Guide users through Israel's Bagrut matriculation exams and Psychometric entrance test (PET) system. Use when user asks about bagrut study units, psychometric scores, exam structure, university entrance requirements, sekher calculation, or study planning. Covers the Bagrut grading formula (70% exam + 30% magen), PET scoring (200-800), NITE registration, test dates, and strategies for maximizing combined admission scores (sekhem). Prevents confusion between the many overlapping terms and formulas in the Israeli higher-education admissions process. Do NOT use for university-specific admission thresholds, post-secondary academic advising, or non-Israeli education systems.

Navigate the Israeli childcare system from birth to age 12: daycare subsidies (ma'on yom), preschool registration (gan chova/trom-chova), Bituach Leumi child allowances, tza'haronim (after-school programs), and special education rights. Use when user asks about daycare, gan registration, child allowance, tza'haronim, special education committee (va'adat hashama), chinuch meyuchad, or any child-related benefit in Israel. Covers the full parent journey from infancy through elementary school. Do NOT use for Bituach Leumi contribution calculations or general NI benefits (use israeli-bituach-leumi), maternity leave (dmei leida), or Bagrut exams (use israeli-bagrut-psychometric).

Guide family history research using Israeli and Jewish genealogical data sources. Use when a user asks about tracing Israeli or Jewish roots, finding family records, researching ancestors who lived in Ottoman Palestine, British Mandate Palestine, or modern Israel, decoding Hebrew-language historical documents, or building a family tree from Israeli records. Produces structured research plans, explains how to navigate IGRA, JewishGen, NLI archives, and municipal record systems, and helps decode Hebrew handwriting in historical certificates. Prevents dead-end research by matching the right data source to each genealogical question. Do NOT use for Yad Vashem Holocaust victim name searches specifically (use dedicated Holocaust research tools), DNA ancestry interpretation, or non-Israeli genealogy research.

Match an Israeli higher-education student to scholarships they qualify for, ranked by deadline and grant size. Covers PEREACH, MoD periphery, Mimadim LiLimudim (graduated 85% Years 1-2 + final-year top-up, capped ~NIS 10,214/year, NOT flat 100%), Pikadon, Student Authority for olim, MilGo (4-tier), Rashi, ISEF, university merit, Adams Fellowship for PhDs in exact/math/life sciences only, Rothschild postdoc, PBC/MALAG, the Iron Swords (חרבות ברזל) reservist framework via CHE + MoD, statutory tracks for bereaved families / wounded soldiers, and evacuee (מפונים) scholarships. Use when a student asks מלגה, פר"ח, מלגת פריפריה, פיקדון, מלגת אדמס, מלגת רוטשילד, מלגת מילואים, חרבות ברזל, or how to fund tuition. Prevents missed deadlines, over-budgeting Mimadim, and humanities PhDs wasting an Adams application. Do NOT use for K-12, Bituach Leumi welfare (israeli-bituach-leumi), loans, MFA inbound-student scholarships, yeshiva stipends, or general post-army benefits (israeli-miluim-manager).

Research Israeli and Jewish cultural heritage using the National Library of Israel's digital archives. Use when a user asks about Israeli history, Jewish heritage, historical photographs, ancient manuscripts, British Mandate documents, immigration waves, or wants primary source citations from NLI. Produces annotated research reports with direct links to NLI assets including manuscripts, photographs, maps, government records, and oral histories. Prevents hours of manual archive browsing and missed primary sources by leveraging the NLI OpenLibrary API with structured field queries. Do NOT use for modern news, current events, academic journal articles behind paywalls, or Yad Vashem Holocaust victim searches (use dedicated Holocaust research tools).

Prepare for technical interviews at Israeli tech companies with company-specific processes, question patterns, and Hebrew technical vocabulary. Use when getting ready for interviews at Israeli startups, enterprises, or multinational R&D centers, practicing system design questions relevant to Israeli tech products, or learning Hebrew terms used in technical discussions. Covers interview rounds, coding challenges, behavioral questions, and company culture expectations. Do NOT use for non-technical roles, academic interviews, or interviews at companies outside Israel.

Access and compare Israeli supermarket prices using mandatory Price Transparency Law data feeds. Use when user asks about "supermarket prices Israel", "price comparison Shufersal", "Rami Levy prices", "grocery prices", "Price Transparency Law", "shopping list optimizer", "food costs Israel", or "השוואת מחירי סופר". Covers chain-specific XML feed parsing, cross-chain price comparison, shopping list optimization, price trend tracking, and restaurant ingredient cost analysis. Do NOT use for restaurant operations (use israeli-restaurant-ops) or non-food retail prices.

Help Israeli restaurant owners optimize menus, pricing, and daily operations for delivery platforms. Use when user asks about "restaurant management Israel", "Wolt commission", "10bis pricing", "Mishlocha", "menu optimization", "food cost analysis", "delivery commission", "review response", or "ניהול מסעדה". Covers menu copy optimization, pricing strategy with commission awareness, review response drafting, platform comparison, food cost analysis, and daily operations. Do NOT use for cooking recipes, personal meal planning, or non-Israeli delivery platforms.

Guide Israeli food business regulatory compliance, including business licensing, kashrut certification, health ministry requirements, food labeling (with red/green front-of-package labels), and 18% VAT rules. Use when user asks about "food business license Israel", "Misrad HaBriut requirements", "kashrut certification process", "food labeling Hebrew", "restaurant permit Israel", "food import regulations", "red label sugar salt fat", or "רישיון עסק מזון". Covers Ministry of Health licensing by business type, Rabbanut and Tzohar kashrut application process, certification renewal tracking, Hebrew food label generation, front-of-package red/green warning labels, and health inspection preparation. Do NOT use for restaurant daily operations (use israeli-restaurant-ops) or general business compliance.

Helps users discover and install agent skills when they ask questions like "how do I do X", "find a skill for X", "is there a skill that can...", or express interest in extending capabilities. This skill should be used when the user is looking for functionality that might exist as an installable skill.