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Maintain and organize a curated library of code templates, boilerplate, and scaffolds for rapid project initialization

Generate reusable, customizable code snippets for common programming patterns and boilerplate code across multiple languages

Generate clear, conventional, and meaningful commit messages following best practices and conventional commit standards

Provide guidance on git workflows, branching strategies, and best practices for individual and team development

Generate personalized, context-aware greetings for developers at different times of day and moods

Provide inspiring coding wisdom, productivity tips, and encouragement to keep developers motivated and focused

Science-backed techniques for maintaining deep focus, managing distractions, and maximizing productive coding sessions

Strategies for effective time management, prioritization, and sustainable productivity for software developers

Score and grade OpenClaw skills against the AgentSkills spec, apply fixes, and explain why each change is better. Use this skill whenever someone asks to score, grade, rate, or benchmark a skill's quality — even if they just say 'is this good enough to ship' or 'how does this skill look'. Use when: (1) scoring a skill before shipping, (2) grading skill quality against the spec, (3) checking if a skill is production-ready, (4) evaluating trigger description accuracy, (5) benchmarking a CLI wrapper skill for completeness, (6) running the evaluate→fix→explain loop on any skill. Triggers on: 'skill eval', 'score this skill', 'grade this skill', 'rate this skill', 'is this skill good enough', 'is this skill production quality', 'evaluate this skill', 'how good is this skill', 'benchmark skill quality'. NOT for: creating or structurally editing skills (use skill-creator), running behavioral test cases in Docker/subagents (use Claude Code's eval framework or Skill Eval), editing agent workspace files directly.

Build and use a user-owned communication style profile with the VoiceForge CLI. Use when importing voice transcripts or writing samples, analyzing how someone communicates, refreshing or exporting a portable voice profile, writing with confirmed style guidance, managing cloned voices, or generating speech audio.

Design or implement polished ASCII and ANSI animations for command-line and terminal applications. Use when adding spinners, loading states, splash screens, animated banners, terminal effects, or CLI/TUI motion in Go, JavaScript, TypeScript, Rust, or Python.

Interview a user and generate SOUL.md, USER.md, AGENTS.md, TOOLS.md, IDENTITY.md, and MEMORY.md files for OpenClaw, Hermes, or other agent harnesses. Use when onboarding a person or fleet, designing a distinct agent persona, creating a SoulForge profile, or auditing generated identity and context files.

Work with the CLWatch changelog-tracking CLI when the user asks to inspect AI coding-tool releases, compare changelog versions, or check what changed. CLWatch and changelogs.info are currently being rebuilt, so discover the installed command surface before use and do not assume legacy commands or APIs still exist.

Apply mental models and cognitive frameworks to problems, decisions, and content analysis. Use when the user asks to 'think through' a problem, says 'apply mental models', mentions specific models like inversion/second-order thinking/bottlenecks/first principles, needs structured decision analysis, wants to understand cognitive biases at play, or asks 'what framework should I use'.

Turn a conversation, voice note, transcript, or guided interview into one source-grounded canonical article and reviewed channel-specific drafts. Use when someone wants to be interviewed about an idea, create long-form content from speech, repurpose one piece across channels, build a content package, or run the Talk Once workflow with an optional VoiceForge profile.

Forge and manage fleets of OpenClaw agents. Use when: (1) creating/listing/inspecting agents (create, list, inspect), (2) managing agent lifecycle (bind, activate, deactivate, destroy, deploy), (3) sharing agents (export, import), (4) fleet observability (status, cost, logs, health), (5) fleet sync and drift detection, (6) comparing agents (diff). NOT for: editing individual agent files (use read/edit tools directly).

Apply Charlie Munger's latticework of mental models to any problem. Use when user requests decision analysis, says "help me think", "apply mental model", mentions model names (inversion, bottlenecks, second-order thinking), or needs structured thinking frameworks.

Apply Charlie Munger's latticework of 98 mental models to any problem. Use when user requests decision analysis, says "help me think", "apply mental model", mentions model names (inversion, bottlenecks, second-order thinking), or needs structured thinking frameworks.

Add polished ASCII animations to CLI/TUI applications. Use when adding spinners, loading animations, splash screens, text effects, or any terminal animation to a command-line tool. Covers Go, Node.js, Rust, and Python with library recommendations, drop-in templates, generators, and performance best practices. Trigger on phrases like "add animation", "ASCII animation", "spinner", "loading animation", "splash screen", "CLI animation", "terminal animation".

Detect coding tool updates at session start and merge changelog deltas into local reference files using a two-tier diff/refresh workflow.