The pack's contract/customer-service negotiator, proven outside a repo: scans an Amazon account for restocking fees, short refunds, and forgotten or overpriced digital subscriptions (Prime Video Channels like Britbox/Starz/AMC+/Paramount+, Audible membership, Kindle Unlimited, Prime itself) — money Amazon is quietly holding or billing that the owner never noticed — then drives Amazon's live chat to get fees waived, refunds issued, or unused subscriptions canceled and the last charge refunded. Recovered $448.31 in one sitting — including a full refund on an item Amazon had already denied once, with no return required. Use this whenever the user mentions Amazon returns, restocking fees, an Amazon refund that looks short, a forgotten subscription (Britbox, Starz, Audible, Kindle Unlimited, etc.), disputing an Amazon charge, checking whether a return was fully refunded, auditing recurring Amazon charges, or asks something like 'did I get charged for that return', 'am I still paying for Britbox', or 'is Amazon sti
The pack's contract negotiator, generalized beyond Amazon: a recurring-charge auditor that finds forgotten, unused, or overpriced subscriptions across any service (Netflix, Spotify, Hulu, Disney+, gym memberships, SaaS tools, news sites, app subscriptions) and either cancels them directly or negotiates a refund/waiver through that service's own support channel. Complements amazon-returns-recovery, which stays scoped to Amazon returns/restocking fees and Amazon-billed subscriptions (Prime Video Channels, Audible, Kindle Unlimited) — this skill covers everything billed outside Amazon: direct-bill streaming and software, App Store and Google Play subscriptions, and PayPal-billed recurring payments. Use this whenever the user wants to audit recurring charges generally, asks what subscriptions they're paying for, mentions a specific non-Amazon subscription (Netflix, Spotify, a gym, a SaaS tool, etc.), wants to find and cancel unused subscriptions, or asks something like 'what am I still paying for', 'find my subsc
Umbrella workflow for 25 public skills: copy, design, code review, SEO, launch packaging, MCP QA, iOS conversion, and creator workflows.
Claude-directed parallel OpenAI Codex CLI worker fleet for bulk generation. Use when a job is high-volume, well-specified, and splits into independent worker-sized tasks (content batches, test generation, bulk refactors) and Codex CLI is installed and logged in. Claude decomposes, briefs, spawns codex exec runs in parallel, and review-gates every output. NOT FOR: multi-lane Claude agents coordinating one complex change (use suede-agent-teams); low-volume, judgment-dense copy Claude should write itself (use suede-copy or johnny-suede-write).
Design and write polished product surfaces people understand fast: landing pages, dashboards, campaigns, restyles, UI copy, and visual QA.
Make Suede interfaces feel intentional: tokens, color, components, type, motion, dark mode, and visual QA for shipped screens.
Package finished work so people can use it: README, docs, install commands, proof links, QA, release copy, and handoff notes.
Audit creative release folders before handoff: metadata, file structure, artwork, lyrics, stems, rights blockers, and platform readiness.