Analyzes a Chess.com player's games and turns them into coaching. Use when the user wants to analyze their chess, review their Chess.com stats/results/games, find their strengths and weaknesses, decide which openings to study, or asks "what should I work on" in chess. Trigger on mentions of Chess.com, a chess username, or blitz/bullet/rapid results.
Copyedits prose for grammar, spelling, punctuation, and style. Use when the user wants to proofread, copyedit, edit, polish, tighten, or "clean up" a piece of writing, fix grammar, or apply a style guide to existing text. Do NOT use when the user wants feedback on structure and flow rather than line edits, or wants to extract a style guide from a sample.
Triages a user's GitHub inbox — unread notifications, assigned issues, review-requested and own PRs — into a prioritized daily dashboard. Use when the user wants a daily triage, standup summary, "what needs my attention today", or an urgency-ranked view of their GitHub notifications, issues, and pull requests. Do NOT use when the user wants to draft or write a single new issue (use writeup-github-issues).
Improves and refines a prompt written for an AI/LLM. Use when the user wants to improve, refine, rewrite, critique, or debug a prompt, system prompt, or model instructions, or asks why a prompt is giving poor or inconsistent results. Do NOT use for editing ordinary prose or documents.
Evaluates prose for flow, coherence, and transitions between paragraphs. Use when the user wants feedback or a critique on how their writing flows, reads, or connects — transitions, structure, coherence, or consistent tone — rather than line edits. Do NOT use when the user wants line-level grammar, spelling, or style fixes.
Researches secondhand/used goods online to find the best deals. Use when the user wants to buy something used or secondhand, compare prices on a used item, find deals on marketplaces (eBay, Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, etc.), or work out a fair price for a pre-owned product. Trigger on mentions of buying "used", "secondhand", "pre-owned", or "refurbished" items.
Generates a reproducible style guide from a sample of prose. Use when the user wants to capture, codify, extract, or reproduce a writing style, voice, or tone, or create a style guide from a writing sample. Do NOT use when the user wants to edit prose to match a style or get feedback on its flow.
Drafts clear, actionable GitHub issues from a rough request. Use when the user wants to write, draft, file, open, or format a GitHub issue, bug report, feature request, or user story. Do NOT use for triaging or prioritizing existing issues and notifications.