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CGPT-CODEX-SKILLS
CGPT-CODEX-SKILLS enthält 29 gesammelte Skills von pvsundar, mit Repository-Berufsabdeckung und Skill-Detailseiten auf SkillsMP.
Skills in diesem Repository
Convert, format, post-process, and verify Word DOCX manuscripts for Journal of Marketing, Journal of Marketing Research, APA-style management/marketing submissions, and PVB academic manuscript style. Use when the user asks to convert a Word docx into JM or JMR style, format a manuscript for submission, fix APA-style tables or references, run the PVB DOCX formatter, clean a Quarto/Pandoc-rendered DOCX, style bibliography entries, or prepare a submission-ready Word file.
Create self-contained HTML study flipcards and Canvas LMS embed instructions for teaching modules. Use when the user asks for flip cards, study cards, interactive HTML review tools, Canvas iframe embeds, or troubleshooting Canvas pages that strip JavaScript.
Harden self-contained editable HTML artifacts so export/import, localStorage, controls, and re-opened HTML round trips preserve user edits without JavaScript parse failures.
Work safely with Git repositories stored under OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, iCloud Drive, or other synced Windows folders. Use before git status/add/commit/diff/reset/checkout in synced repos, when handling dirty worktrees, no-touch sibling repos, line-ending phantoms, stuck index.lock files, or closeout claims about tests/builds on synced filesystems.
Build and maintain the editable PVB research portfolio dashboard with v4 operating-state taxonomy, JSON-canonical state, hardened export/import, autosave, and validation.
Diagnose and harden Quarto render automation on Windows, especially from spawned PowerShell, Codex, Desktop Commander, scheduled tasks, Cowork handoffs, or CI. Use when quarto render fails because cmd/quarto/R is not on PATH, PATHEXT is stripped, artifacts are stale despite exit code 0, output paths are wrong, rBinaryPath/checkRBinary/cmd.exe spawn errors appear, or when creating reusable Windows render scripts for `.qmd` projects.
Produce report-only adversarial academic manuscript reviews modeled on a skeptical Reviewer 2. Use for pre-submission stress tests, hostile-but-constructive referee simulation, empirical research audits, contribution/methodology/framing critiques, or quick devil's-advocate challenges before revision.
Save subagent, verifier, reviewer, synthesizer, or audit return text as durable files before closeout. Use when Codex delegates work to subagents, receives a verifier/proofreader/stats/reviewer report, references prior-thread output, closes a sub-session, or creates a handoff that depends on agent analysis that would otherwise live only in chat.
Validate rendered documents and presentation outputs after Quarto, Pandoc, python-pptx, document export, HTML generation, PDF export, or report build work. Use when the user asks to check, validate, QA, inspect, smoke test, or deliver a rendered DOCX, PPTX, PDF, HTML, Markdown, or generated report.
Create, edit, structure, and verify academic Word DOCX artifacts such as manuscript drafts, cover letters, response letters, appendices, and supplementary files. Use when the user asks to author a new academic .docx, revise a Word manuscript, insert tables or figures, convert polished academic Markdown into DOCX, or prepare a journal-facing Word deliverable that is not primarily a JM/JMR formatter run.
Report-only academic manuscript proofreading for grammar, journal style, argument flow, terminology, citation mechanics, statistical reporting, and Quarto cross-reference readiness; use before sharing, submission, or after manuscript revisions.
Execute approved academic manuscript revisions from referee reports, decision letters, or user-approved revision plans. Use when the user wants Codex to apply reviewer-driven changes to manuscript files, but only after backup, triage, edit preview, and explicit approval.
Create timestamped backup copies of important files or folders before editing, formatting, bulk replacement, risky automation, or user-requested backup work. Use when the user says backup, create a checkpoint, copy before editing, preserve the current version, or when a MEMORY/HANDOFF note marks a file as frozen or critical.
Query, plan, or generate R/Python/API workflows for U.S. Census Bureau data such as ACS, decennial census, population estimates, County Business Patterns, FIPS codes, geographies, variables, and demographic tables. Use when the user asks for Census data or public demographic/economic statistics.
Compact Codex skill for APA citation checks, BibTeX consistency audits, Quarto citation audits, and user-triggered deep bibliography verification with source-cited results.
Audit statistical figures, charts, maps, and plotting code for accessibility, labels, color, export quality, and academic journal readiness. Use when reviewing ggplot2, matplotlib, rendered figures, manuscript graphics, maps, or multi-figure submissions before delivery or journal submission.
Generate self-contained HTML activity reports from local Codex session evidence, project SESSION-LOG/HANDOFF/TASKS files, GitHub-root reports, or Claude/Cowork skill inventories. Use when the user asks for insights, usage report, activity report, weekly review, project status dashboard, what have I been working on, coding activity trends, or a polished REPORTS HTML summary.
Detect and prevent CRLF/LF line-ending problems in Windows-origin repositories and manuscripts. Use before editing files created by RStudio, Word-adjacent tooling, PowerShell, bash, Cowork, or Codex; when Git shows every line changed; when `.gitattributes`, `core.autocrlf`, NUL bytes, carriage returns, or noisy diffs appear; or before line-ending normalization work.
Inspect an academic manuscript or revision folder after a long break and produce a durable recovery map. Use when the user asks to recover manuscript status, find the live version, identify backups/submission files/reviewer letters/Turnitin reports, resume a revision, reconstruct next actions, or create a recovery handoff before editing a manuscript.
Prepare, deploy, and verify Vite or React single-page apps on Netlify. Use when the user asks to deploy to Netlify, fix a Netlify build, add SPA routing redirects, configure VITE environment variables, link GitHub to Netlify, or diagnose deployment failures such as vite not found, blank screen, cached deploys, or direct-route 404s.
Extract and verify ground-truth claims, numbers, figures, tables, and visual assets before building a research presentation. Use before manuscript-to-deck work, academic talks, slide-number checks, presentation prep, source verification, figure audits, and requests to confirm that slide values match the paper or report.
Plan and create conservative research or teaching project folder scaffolds with tracking files, handoffs, and template-based starter structure. Use when the user asks to start a new manuscript project, teaching module, course folder, or project workspace.
Diagnose and fix Quarto source problems in `.qmd` projects, especially YAML/front matter, citations, cross-references, includes, filters, and Pandoc/engine errors. Use when Quarto renders fail, output shows unresolved references, citations do not resolve, includes are missing, or a user shares a Quarto error and asks what it means.
Reproducible R debugging, profiling, and edge-case testing for scripts, functions, Quarto analysis chunks, and data pipelines; use when the user asks to diagnose incorrect R output, slow code, brittle behavior, vectorization options, memory use, or runtime failures.
Draft, revise, audit, and package academic response-to-reviewers letters, editor responses, revision memos, and R&R correspondence. Use when the user shares peer-review comments, decision letters, reviewer feedback, associate editor guidance, or asks for a response matrix, rebuttal, revision strategy, cover response, or journal-facing revision correspondence.
Compact Codex skill for report-only statistical audits of manuscripts against source data, extracted numerals, sample labels, figures, and cross-references.
Use when the user asks CGPT/Codex to close out, wrap up, end a thread, prepare a handoff, save session memory, create next-thread instructions, update status logs, archive a conversation, or make sure a project can be resumed cleanly later.
Apply Codex-native routing lessons for filesystem sandbox boundaries, connector scopes, local workspace paths, escalation, and tool choice. Use when file access fails, paths are outside the workspace, connectors may be needed, writes require approval, or a task crosses local/cloud/profile directories.
Build, rebuild, polish, audit, render, or export University of Washington and UW Bothell PowerPoint decks. Use for UW-branded PPTX work, academic talks, stakeholder briefings, teaching decks, manuscript-to-deck conversions, slide visual QA, UW colors, Block W cover slides, accessibility checks, or requests to make a deck look presentation-ready.