codex-general-skills

Create fast, desktop-first, Apple-style HTML visual explainers from user-provided concepts, formulas, documents, or software repositories. Use when the user wants a polished standalone HTML explanation, interactive teaching page, architecture walkthrough, codebase map, process or data-flow visualization, or explicitly invokes apple-html-explainer. Default to one self-contained index.html, strong Apple-inspired typography and composition, focused diagrams, restrained interaction, and one quick desktop browser check. Do not default to mobile verification, full web-app states, multi-agent work, broad research, or gesture-physics engineering.

Clarify vague ideas through dialogue, ask for explicit approval before multi-agent research fan-out, automatically challenge assumptions with skeptic loops after synthesis, and produce feasibility, value, and implementation conclusions. Use when the user has an idea, proposal, product concept, research direction, project plan, or architecture thought and wants to know whether it is reasonable, valuable, differentiated, or how to execute it.

Analyze any user decision, choice, tradeoff, option selection, or whether-to-do-something question. Use when the user asks for decision help, wants a recommendation, or invokes decision-advisor. The workflow clarifies the decision, candidate options, background, purpose, core question, jurisdiction, constraints, and decision weights; runs research-backed analysis through economics, strategy, psychology, risk management, legal/regulatory, and technical feasibility lenses; applies critique-revision loops; and returns a clear recommendation, alternatives, action plan, and review signals.

Edit, polish, correct, complete, or insert user-written text while preserving the user's voice, meaning, tone, warmth, and personal style. Use when the user asks to improve grammar, wording, clarity, accuracy, flow, or missing content in a paragraph, selected passage, Markdown/text document, README, DOCX, Google Doc, or other prose document, especially when they want the writing to stay recognizably theirs rather than be heavily rewritten.