Watch a how-to / tutorial / demo video and turn the procedure it teaches into one or more working Claude Code skills. Use when the user wants to "turn this video into a skill", "watch this tutorial and make a skill", "learn how to do X from this video", "build a skill from this screencast/demo/talk", or capture a repeatable workflow shown in a video. Sends an agent to watch the video (local file or URL) with a local, free, no-API toolchain, breaks the procedure down, authors the skill(s), and verifies they actually work.
Before turning an agent loose on a coding task, surface the decisions you never specified — the gaps between your prompt (the "map") and the real codebase (the "territory"). Runs six prompt patterns (blind-spot pass, brainstorm/prototype, interview-me, reference-as-map, implementation-notes logging, quiz-me) to enumerate unknowns and shape the architecture up front. Use when the user says "help me scope this before I build it", "what am I missing", "find my blind spots", "interview me about this feature", "I don't know this codebase / this domain, help me prompt better", "de-risk this before the big run", or "surface the unknowns" — and BEFORE kicking off a large or architecture-shaping agent run on an under-specified task.