reporting-skills

Creates Amazon-style one-pager documents for product proposals, feature pitches, initiatives, or business cases. Use when the user wants to write a one-pager, create a proposal document, draft a concise executive proposal, or mentions "one-pager", "1-pager", "one pager", or "Amazon-style proposal". Guides the user through structured information gathering and produces a polished narrative document.

Orchestrates a structured multi-agent adversarial debate on any strategic question. Four agents (Maximalist, Purist, Hybrid, Economist) write position papers, debate through rebuttals, and produce a synthesized recommendation. Activates when the user wants to analyze a strategic decision from multiple angles, run a red team analysis, or get a rigorous recommendation on any topic where reasonable people disagree. Triggers on debate, adversarial analysis, red team, argue both sides, tradeoffs, position paper, devil's advocate, or help me think through / decide on a topic with genuine tension.

Use when proposing new features/products, documenting product requirements, creating concise specs for stakeholder alignment, pitching initiatives, scoping projects before detailed design, capturing user stories and success metrics, or when user mentions one-pager, PRD, product spec, feature proposal, product requirements, or brief.

Packages session research into a review-ready folder for co-founders and colleagues. Creates deliverable files (if only conversation exists), a README that IS the proposal, a research-path doc, and a chat history — whether the session produced files or only conversation. Use when the user says "package for review", "share this with the team", "make this shareable", "wrap this up for [name]", "review package", "prep for handoff", "summarize this session for others", "summarize for co-founders", "summarize for cofounders", "summarize for others", "summarize this for [name]", "create a review package", or any variation of wanting to turn session output into something others can read.