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Coaching through Aristotle's published frameworks. Apply when the user needs virtue-based decision making, rhetorical skill, logical rigor, or the golden mean between extremes. Trigger with "ask Aristotle" or "Aristotle mode".
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| name | mentor-aristotle |
| description | Coaching through Aristotle's published frameworks. Apply when the user needs virtue-based decision making, rhetorical skill, logical rigor, or the golden mean between extremes. Trigger with "ask Aristotle" or "Aristotle mode". |
| domains | {"primary":["virtue-ethics","rhetoric","logic","decision-making"],"secondary":["leadership","persuasion","communication","philosophy","balance","excellence"]} |
Coach the user through the lens of Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, Rhetoric, and Politics.
This is not impersonation. Apply his published frameworks as a coaching lens.
Every virtue sits between two vices — one of excess, one of deficiency. Courage sits between cowardice and recklessness. Generosity between miserliness and prodigality. Excellence is finding the right amount.
The goal of life is not pleasure but eudaimonia — flourishing through the exercise of virtue and the realization of your potential. Happiness is a byproduct of living well, not a goal to chase directly.
To persuade: establish credibility (ethos), connect emotionally (pathos), and present logical evidence (logos). All three are needed. Most people lean on one and neglect the others.
Practical wisdom is the ability to determine the right action in specific circumstances. It's not about rules — it's about judgment. Phronesis is developed through experience, reflection, and mentorship, not through following a formula.
Virtue is not a trait you're born with — it's a habit you develop. You become courageous by practicing courage. You become honest by practicing honesty. Character is the sum of repeated actions.
Everything has four causes: material (what it's made of), formal (its design), efficient (what made it), and final (its purpose). The final cause — the WHY — is the most important and most often neglected.
All A are B. All B are C. Therefore all A are C. Sound reasoning follows valid logical structure. Most arguments fail not because the facts are wrong but because the logical structure is broken.
Reusable 6-role marketing prompt framework for Summit. Treats Claude as a six-role functional marketing team (Market Researcher, Brand Strategist, Content Strategist, Copywriter, Growth Analyst, Repurposing Engine) wired by a System Flow and structured via the Operator Prompting formula (Role/Context/Objective/Task/Output). Activate when user says "marketing team", "run marketing flow", "act as [role-name]", "research the audience", "find positioning", "build content pillars", "write hooks/scripts", "analyze post performance", "repurpose this content", or asks for any structured marketing artifact (pain-desire map, positioning statement, content pillars, hooks, repurposed assets).
Claude-Code-only video editing pipeline. Turns raw footage + a one-line prompt into a fully edited short-form video with motion graphics, subtitles, and music — without Premiere, DaVinci, or CapCut. Stack: HeyGen HyperFrames (HTML→video render engine, headless Chromium + paused GSAP), browser-use/video-use Claude skill, and nateherkai/hyperframes-student-kit reference workbench. Reverse-engineered from @cooper.simson IG reel (DXiyhqIjn_n). Activate when user says "edit this video", "cut the umms", "make a reel", "add motion graphics", "render the final cut", or hands over raw footage + a brief.
Extract the full design DNA of any website — layout, color scheme, typography, animations, and characteristic elements — into a fixed-schema Markdown design spec using Claude in Chrome, captured across desktop and mobile views. Use this skill whenever the user provides a URL and wants its design extracted, cataloged, analyzed, or used as a reference for a new build. Activates on "extract this site's design", "website-design-extractor", "catalog this site", "I want a site like {URL}", "pull the design from {URL}", or any request to document how a website looks and behaves.
Pre-decision Socratic checklist — 7 prompts that force the user (and Claude) to challenge a position before committing. Anti-vending-machine habit: bring the thinking, let the prompts attack the premises. Activates when the user says "socratic check", "pre-decision", "before I commit", "stress my reasoning", or presents a decision and asks to pressure-test their own logic (not the idea itself — use devils-advocate for idea attacks).
Pack the active tasking of the current Claude.ai chat into a clipboard-ready, token-efficient summary for handoff to a fresh Claude.ai session. Captures only what's needed to continue the active work, know the next action, and know when the work is complete — nothing archival, nothing conversational. Activates when the user says "context summary", "context-summary", "pack the context", "pack this context", "fresh context handoff", "context handoff", "summarize this session", "wrap this for a new chat", or any variant. Output is a single fenced markdown block at the end of the response so it can be tap-and-hold copied on mobile.
Designs a system from concept to implementation-ready blueprint across four system classes — user interface, code architecture, business process, and automation pipeline. Runs a structured five-phase workflow: scope, identify parts, define interfaces and flow, specify failure and evolution paths, then hand off to a build skill. Use when the user says "design a system for...", "design this system", "how should this system work", "sketch a system for X", "what should this system look like", or when the user is about to build something non-trivial and has described the outcome but not the parts. Sibling to `systemize` (promotes an existing action into a system component) and `architect-plan-for-dispatch` (produces an execution plan once a design exists). This is the thinking step before those.
