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Refresh account workbench notes and prepare account status or meeting prep from Outlook activity, Zoom-generated meeting notes, Outlook Calendar meetings, Slack conversations from internal or external account channels, and existing Opportunity Workbench account notes. Use when the user asks to refresh notes for this week, import Zoom/Outlook/Slack context into researched account folders, summarize account status from notes and conversations, find upcoming account meetings, or prepare for a meeting using the account's workbench notes plus Outlook and Slack activity.

Prepare OCI reps and sales engineers for customer opportunities by turning a single account, an Excel/CSV list of accounts, customer notes, CRM context, meeting transcripts, public research, key decision maker research, champion/persona target research, or user-approved Sales Navigator context into account research profiles, executive summaries, stakeholder profiles, champion maps, OCI pursuit hypotheses, account-tailored OCI buying-objection prep, stakeholder maps, outreach campaigns, discovery plans, mutual action plans, CRM summaries, and handoffs to OCI deck, diagram, BOM, or technical skills.

Generate finalized OCI physical architecture `.pptx` diagrams that follow the bundled Oracle PowerPoint toolkit, default to physical slides, and iteratively review both architectural correctness and connector routing until the result looks clean, honest, and machine-generated.

Generate OCI bill-of-materials and cost-estimator inputs from OCI architecture specs, diagram reports, service lists, or prompts. Use when Codex needs OCI pricing, BOM CSV/Markdown/JSON deliverables, Oracle Cost Estimator validation, or customer-facing OCI estimate assumptions.

Direct the visual system, slide archetypes, spacing, and PowerPoint-native review standards for OCI decks and architecture slides. Use when the user wants a more polished look, stronger slide rhythm, cleaner spacing, better hierarchy, a theme refresh, or a reusable PPT design system before rendering.

Create OCI technical PowerPoint decks for instructor-led product overviews, service deep dives, workshop lessons, and technical briefings such as OCI networking, compute shapes, observability, storage, security, or architecture internals. Use when the user wants a technical slide deck, slide outline, or polished `.pptx` with presenter notes on every slide.

Create, inspect, edit, analyze, repair, and validate Excel `.xlsx` workbooks. Use when Codex needs to work with spreadsheets, preserve formulas and formatting, generate workbook deliverables, convert tabular data to Excel, audit workbook structure, recalculate formulas, or verify that an `.xlsx` opens cleanly after edits.

Generate finalized OCI physical architecture `.drawio` diagrams that follow the bundled Oracle OCI style guide and icon toolkit, default to physical diagrams, and iteratively review both architectural correctness and connector routing until the result looks clean, honest, and machine-generated.

Use when running historical validation for this investing workspace. Covers both short-term and long-term backtests, reads the watchlist from input_config.json, executes the correct backtest command, and summarizes return, win rate, max drawdown, Sharpe ratio, and trade history before any recommendation workflow is trusted.

Use when generating long-term stock recommendations from this investing workspace. Runs the long-term recommendation and backtest workflow using the same downloaded daily market data, but treats it as a recommendation-only screener that returns BUY, SELL, or HOLD without managing portfolio state.

Use when generating short-term swing-trade recommendations from this investing workspace. Runs the short-term backtest and recommendation workflow, reads tickers and risk from input_config.json, reads actual holdings from state/portfolio_state.json, and returns BUY, SELL, or HOLD ideas with technical rationale and backtest context.

Prepares a new Software Rewired blog branch and post path, then uses OpenClaw's configured model to draft the post in src/content/posts.