Use when designing a customer referral or word-of-mouth program for a product or service
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Use when designing a customer referral or word-of-mouth program for a product or service
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Use when setting ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) targets for paid advertising campaigns based on business economics and margin requirements
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Use when designing a structured testing plan for ad creatives including copy, imagery, and format variations to maximize performance
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Use when building a pay-per-click search advertising campaign including keyword strategy, ad structure, bidding, and measurement
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Use when auditing a webpage's on-page SEO factors to identify ranking gaps and technical issues
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Use when building a keyword strategy for a new site, content campaign, or product launch
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Use when designing a sustainable link acquisition strategy to improve domain authority and organic search rankings through ethical content-driven outreach.
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Use when auditing a website's technical SEO health to identify crawlability, indexation, Core Web Vitals, and structured data problems that suppress organic search rankings.
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Use when writing or auditing title tags and meta descriptions for any webpage
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Use when building or auditing a community management process for online brand communities, social media comments, or user forums
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Use when planning, executing, or evaluating an influencer marketing campaign including creator selection, brief creation, and performance measurement
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Use when the user wants to apply a practice but has specific constraints that differ from the canonical case — team size, industry regulation, budget, maturity level, technology stack, or organizational culture. Produces an adapted version that preserves the…
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Use when the user presents a problem that isn't well-defined — goal is unclear, scope is unstated, or what's described looks like a symptom rather than a root cause. Asks clarifying questions one at a time until the problem boundary is clear, then produces a…
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Use when the user wants to inventory which best practices are already applied in their existing work — any artifact across any domain (codebase, document, design, music, finance, law, science, writing, marketing, and more) — and pin intentional choices as…
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Use when the user wants to choose between two or more practices that could apply to the same problem — or when suggest-best-practice surfaces multiple close-scoring options and the user needs help deciding. Produces a side-by-side comparison with trade-offs…
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Use when the user mentions a field, role, or domain without a specific problem — or wants to know what best practices exist for their area before encountering a problem. Proactively surfaces available practices grouped by subdomain, with emphasis on practices…
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Use when the user wants to understand WHY a practice works — not just apply it. Covers the problem it solves, its origin, the evidence base, how the mechanism works, failure modes, and common misconceptions. Educational mode, not application mode.
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Use when the user wants to fix a specific compliance finding from a check-best-practice-compliance report — e.g., "fix this finding", "resolve violation
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Use when the user wants to validate a practice profile before using or sharing it — e.g., "review my profile", "validate my-team.toml", "check this profile before sharing".
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Use when responding to any user request — entry point into grimoire. Routes the input to the matching grimoire workflow (as listed in README.md), or exits silently if grimoire is not installed.
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Use when the user wants to explain, share, or advocate for a best practice with others — a team, manager, client, or stakeholder. Produces structured talking points, a brief explanation, or a presentation outline tailored to the audience's priorities and…
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Use when arranging chords for multiple voices or instruments and need smooth, musical part movement
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Use when composing or designing a film score, game soundtrack, or music for any visual media
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Use when planning or evaluating the large-scale form of a song or instrumental composition
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Use when composing or evaluating a chord progression for a song, section, or harmonic exercise
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Use when applying dynamic compression to any audio source to control dynamics or add punch and glue
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Use when placing elements in the stereo field or designing spatial depth in a mix
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Use when documenting mix revision requests, feedback sessions, or communicating changes between mixer and client
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Use when managing music performance anxiety before, during, or after a performance, or when developing a systematic approach to stage fright
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Use when designing a structured music practice routine for skill development on any instrument or voice
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Use when developing stage presence, performance communication, and audience connection skills for any musical performance context
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Use when applying EQ to any audio track or bus to shape tone and reduce masking
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Use when planning and executing a professional recording session for any instrument or vocal, in a studio or home recording environment
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Use when routing audio through processing plugins or hardware and need to determine the optimal processing order
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Use when composing or analyzing music with multiple independent melodic voices, or when applying species counterpoint exercises
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Use when composing or analyzing chord progressions for a song, arrangement, or harmonic study
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Use when composing an original melody for a song, theme, or melodic exercise
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Use when a caregiver wants to build secure attachment with an infant through consistent, attuned responses to the infant's signals and needs
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Use when a parent needs to establish or improve an infant's sleep routine to promote healthy sleep habits and reduce night wakings
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Use when a parent or caregiver needs to monitor an infant's developmental progress and determine when to seek professional evaluation
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