IMPORTANT: You MUST invoke this skill BEFORE doing any exploration or research yourself when the user says "code tour", "give me a tour", "tour of", "walk me through", "show me how X works", "explain the codebase", "guided tour", "teach me about", or asks to understand a service's architecture or code structure. Do NOT use the Explore agent or read files yourself — invoke this skill first. Interactive educational tour using a tmux side pane with nvim, plus optional Mermaid architecture/data-flow diagrams rendered to PNG with Mermaid CLI and shown in macOS Preview when high-level concepts would help.
Navigate Workday org charts through Chrome MCP/browser tooling and produce accurate bottom-up headcount by branch or team. Use when asked to drill into Workday org charts, count people under a manager, map manager subtrees to Workday team labels, inspect VP/SVP reporting trees, or avoid Workday report-export pitfalls while counting organizational headcount.
Summarizes Peer & Upward Feedback from an open Workday manager-evaluation tab into strengths and development categories with selective direct quotes, then optionally writes the result back into the Performance Feedback Questions fields. Use when the user asks for help with Workday performance reviews, peer feedback, upward feedback, manager evaluations, or asks you to read the currently open Workday tab.
Load this skill before writing markdown files that contain tables or ASCII diagrams. Uses prettier and graph-easy to produce deterministically aligned output instead of relying on token-by-token generation which consistently misaligns column borders and box-drawing characters.
Interactive tour of all pi extension examples. Walks through 60+ example extensions by category with source code, explanations, and key patterns. Use when the user wants to explore, learn about, or browse available pi extensions.
Use this skill when the user wants an interactive, hands-on workshop to learn a technology through building a real application together. Triggered by phrases like "teach me X", "let's learn X together", "build an app with X", "explore X performance", "deep dive into X", or "workshop on X". Combines infrastructure setup, realistic scaffold, code tour, Socratic teaching, and live measurement. The user writes code in their editor; Claude handles infrastructure, measurements, and applies changes on request.
ALWAYS load this skill before performing ANY tmux operation — including opening panes, splitting windows, running commands in panes, sending keystrokes, or checking pane output. Do NOT improvise tmux pane layout logic inline; all pane creation must go through scripts/split-pane.sh as documented here. Failing to load this skill first will produce incorrect window targeting and unwanted focus shifts.
Create isolated Docker container sandboxes for TUI software, CLI tools, or anything you don't want on the host. Triggered by "create a sandbox", "isolated container", "tui sandbox", "docker sandbox", "launch a container", "scratch environment", or "disposable environment". Containers launch instantly from a pre-built image with the user's full dotfiles and toolchain.