ray-amjad

All LinkedIn tasks — writing posts (text or carousel), checking post performance, browsing the feed, or analyzing competitors. Triggers on any mention of LinkedIn, including "write a LinkedIn post", "make a LinkedIn carousel", "swipeable LinkedIn post", "LinkedIn slides", "check my LinkedIn", "how did my posts do", "LinkedIn competitors", "post on LinkedIn", "browse LinkedIn feed". Also triggers on "check post engagement", "update post metrics", or reviewing social media performance. This is the single master LinkedIn skill — carousel generation, text-post writing, performance checking, and feed browsing all live here.

End-to-end YouTube A/B testing for Ray's channel (@RAmjad) — title generation via subagent, thumbnail image generation via `gemini-3-pro-image-preview` at 1K, results recording, and the underlying scripts/golden references all live here. Use whenever the user wants to brainstorm titles, generate thumbnails (text or images), record A/B test results, analyze title/thumbnail performance, or asks things like "suggest titles", "what titles should I test", "make a thumbnail", "thumbnail variations", "5 thumbnails for this video", "Matt style", "Nate style", "record these results", "what's working", or "update the A/B test results". Also trigger when the user shares a screenshot of YouTube A/B test results and wants analysis or recording. Do NOT use for competitor title research (the youtube-outlier-research routine covers niche/competitor research) or video scripting (use youtube-scriptwriter instead).

Archive Discord channels and forums to local JSON files using Ray's own session — full message history, replies inline, forum threads enumerated and paginated, paced to look like a real browser. Use this skill whenever Ray wants to back up, archive, scrape, dump, or download a Discord server he's a member of, a specific channel, a forum channel's threads, or a server's "questions" / Q&A channels. Triggers on phrases like "archive this Discord", "back up the server", "scrape this channel", "download all messages from #X", "save the cohort questions", "dump the Discord", "make a copy of this server's posts", or any time he points at a Discord URL and wants the content pulled into local files. Also use when he wants to push an archive to a private GitHub repo for safekeeping. Do NOT use this skill for sending messages, moderating, or anything write-oriented — it is strictly read/archive. Honest about what it does: this uses Ray's user token via the same headers his browser sends, which is a Discord ToS grey-zone

Build hand-drawn, Excalidraw-style HTML slide decks that explain a concept through sketch-aesthetic vector diagrams — rough.js strokes on a dark canvas, full-bleed, one diagram per slide with a caption underneath, arrow-key and tap navigation. Use this skill whenever the user wants explainer slides, a concept deck, diagram slides, or a talk/video presentation in the hand-drawn sketch look, or says things like "make slides for X", "build a deck for X", "add a slide in this style", "turn this into a sketch/excalidraw-style deck", "another slide like the workflow deck", or points at an existing rough.js deck and wants more in the same style. This is for self-contained vector-diagram decks — NOT the Claude Code terminal-aesthetic slides (use cc-terminal-slides) and NOT raster image generation (use excalidraw-gen, which calls an image model). Reach for this skill proactively for any "explain this concept on slides" request, even when the user does not say the word "excalidraw".

Reshape an FCP7 XML exported from a silence-cutting app (Recut, AutoEdit, Vika, etc.) so Adobe Premiere Pro imports it cleanly with the user's pristine external audio (e.g. Audio.wav from Audacity) linked to the video instead of the camera/screen-recording's own audio. Use this skill whenever the user points at an .xml or sequence file from Recut, AutoEdit, or any auto-cutter and wants to swap in their own audio track, drop the redundant on-camera audio, fix vertical alignment between video and audio cuts, or fix a Premiere "import failed" error on a Recut-style XML. Triggers on phrases like "fix this Recut XML", "swap the audio in this premiere XML", "align the cuts to my Audio.wav", "remove the loom audio track", "merge V1 and A1 in this XML so they're linked", or any reference to a workflow combining a silence-cutter app's XML with a separately recorded pristine audio file.

Enable a gated, experimental, or staged-rollout Claude Code feature on your own machine by finding its GrowthBook feature flag in the binary and force-enabling it through a Proxyman interception rule (with an optional disk-cache fast-path). Use this skill whenever the user wants to ungate, unlock, force-enable, or "turn on" a Claude Code feature hidden behind a flag — phrasings like "ungate the X feature", "enable ultrareview", "unlock [feature name]", "turn on [feature]", "enable the workflow/agent tool", "this feature won't show up even with the env var", "force-enable a tengu_ flag", "flip the flag for X", "intercept the feature flag", "unlock a beta Claude Code feature", or any case where a Claude Code feature is gated and the user wants it on. Also trigger when the user references a specific tengu_ flag name, or the existing "GrowthBook Flag Enabler" Proxyman rule, or wants to add another flag to it. For the user's own Claude Code install and account.

Search X (Twitter) by topic, keyword, hashtag, or X advanced-search syntax and get back a ranked, deduplicated list of tweets (or accounts) for synthesis. Use this whenever the user wants to discover what's being said about a topic on X without already having tweet URLs in hand. Trigger on phrases like "search X for X", "search Twitter for X", "what is being said about X on X", "find tweets about X", "pull recent X discourse on Y", "any X chatter about Y", "scan X for Z", "what are people tweeting about X", "is anyone on X talking about Y", or any request to discover, sample, or harvest X content on a topic the user does not already have URLs for. Also use it proactively inside multi-agent workflows where one agent needs fresh X signal on a topic before generating ideas, drafting copy, doing competitor research, or sizing a hot take. Distinguished from `x-thread-miner`: if the user hands you a tweet URL, use x-thread-miner to mine its replies and quote tweets; if the user hands you a topic, a keyword, a hasht

Fetch the replies and/or quote tweets for one or more individual X/Twitter posts, then mine them for OUTLIER ideas — non-obvious takes, contrarian theses, sharp objections, and novel framings — and render them into a navigable HTML artifact with pin/group/export. Use this whenever the user points at one or more tweets (URLs or ids) and wants to know what people are saying back, gather the reactions, harvest the replies and quote tweets, see how a feature or idea is being received, or turn viral threads into research. Trigger on phrases like "mine this tweet", "get the replies and quotes for this", "what are people saying under these posts", "pull the quote tweets", "gather reactions", "what's the discourse on this", "find outliers", "what's the non-obvious take", or any time the user shares tweet links and wants the conversation around them distilled rather than just the tweets themselves. Always quiz the user first on whether they want quote tweets, replies, or both. Use this even when the user does not say

macOS release workflow — generates user-facing release notes from git history, then triggers the macos-release.yml GitHub Action to build, sign, notarize, and publish. Use when the user wants to cut a new macOS version, bump the macOS version, release a specific version like '2.41.0', or generate/update the appcast.

Keep localization files in sync across platforms (macOS, Windows, Next.js website). Compares translations against the source-of-truth for each platform, identifies missing/extra keys, adds native translations, and finds unused keys in the base files.

Interview the user about a rough idea or brief with sharp, non-obvious product and technical questions, then write a concise implementation-ready spec. Use when the user wants to spec something out, develop a vague idea into requirements, or turn a product concept into a detailed plan.

Generate interactive HTML diagrams with Mermaid.js for visualizing flows, sequences, architectures, and processes. Use when the user asks to "create a diagram", "visualize the flow", "draw a sequence diagram", "show me how X works", or needs visual documentation of system interactions, workflows, database schemas, or technical processes.

Author runnable workflow scripts for Claude Code's Workflow tool — deterministic multi-agent orchestration files that fan out fresh-context subagents under plain JavaScript control flow. Use this skill whenever the user wants to create, write, build, scaffold, design, or fix a workflow: "make a workflow", "create a workflow for X", "write a workflow", "turn this into a workflow", "scaffold a multi-agent pipeline", "orchestrate this with subagents deterministically", or any request to author or edit a .js file under .claude/workflows/. Also use it when the user is confused about the workflow script format — the meta block, agent()/parallel()/ pipeline()/phase(), schemas, the determinism rules — or when a workflow errors and needs debugging. Trigger this even when the user only describes a repeatable multi-step or parallel job and seems to want it packaged as a workflow, even if they never say the word "workflow". Do NOT use it to merely run an existing workflow, or for a one-off single-subagent task.