Create a friendly, self-contained webpage that teaches a difficult idea in very simple language using concrete analogies, small visual steps, and playful interaction. Use when the user asks for an ELI5 explanation, says "explain it like I'm five," wants a topic taught visually in a webpage, or needs a beginner-friendly interactive explainer for technical, scientific, financial, or abstract material.
Open and operate the user's keyboard-first Apple Mail triage desk with persistent progress and concurrent agent workers. Use when the user says mailbox, wants to review or process email one-by-one, asks to resume inbox triage, wants a local webpage for deciding what to do with messages, or wants agents to handle email instructions while they continue reviewing.
Use when drafting or sending a reply in an existing chat thread, especially WhatsApp, SMS, email, or DM. Ensures the message continues the current conversation naturally by reading recent context, matching tone, and avoiding unnecessary greetings or restarts.
Manage the user's coding workspaces, threads, worktrees, tabs, panes, and running AI agents through Herdr. Use whenever the user says thread, threads, workspace, worktree, tab, pane, agent, switch, focus, open a workspace, create a worktree, start an agent, send input to an agent, check what is running/waiting, or asks to migrate old tmux thread workflows. Prefer this over tmux unless the user explicitly asks for tmux.
Legacy tmux-only thread picker. Use only when the user explicitly asks for tmux or the old tmux-thread-picker CLI. For normal thread, workspace, worktree, pane, or agent management, prefer the Herdr workspace manager skill.
Draft and send WhatsApp messages to Jules from the user's macOS WhatsApp Desktop. Use when the user asks to message, notify, update, or send something to Jules on WhatsApp, especially for BabaCoiffure incident summaries; always draft the message first, apply the user's wording feedback, and send only after explicit confirmation.
Stage changes, generate a conventional commit message, and create the commit.
Sparring Tech Lead / CTO coaching and controlled execution mode for real engineering issues. Use immediately when the user says "sparring" to coach iteratively in read-only mode. Use "execute patch" only when the user explicitly asks to move from coaching/review into implementation. Coach and execute with strong safeguards around architecture, domain modeling, robustness, APIs, tests, observability, security, delivery, migration, code changes, commits, pushes, CI, and technical leadership.