菜单
Product design through Steve Jobs' lens. Trigger on "think like Jobs", "steve jobs mode", "insanely great", "product thinking", "make it magical", or when the user wants ruthless simplicity, user-obsessed design, or opinionated product decisions.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
Proactively log small friction points, flaky commands, failed tool calls, or setup gotchas to `PAPERCUTS.md` using `yarn papercut`. Trigger on any friction encountered during work or when the user invokes `/papercut`.
Turn real work the user has actually done into a Reddit post for technical, developer-centric, or AI-related subreddits. Use whenever the user says "write me a Reddit post", "help me post on Reddit", "turn this into a Reddit post", "share this on Reddit", or anything similar — and also proactively suggest this skill when the user just finished something post-worthy (a benchmark, a workflow they figured out, a bug/incident diagnosis, a tool/framework comparison, a meaningful failure). The skill REFUSES to generate posts from nothing — it requires real work, real numbers, real experience as the input. Karma-farming generic listicles are explicitly out of scope.
Activates an interactive interview mode to resolve design decisions, clarify vague requirements, and align on a plan. Trigger on "/align", "align", "interview me", "let's align", or when the user has an ambiguous plan and needs to be questioned to solidify it.
Run a user-given shell command directly and return raw output, no commentary.
Triggers on error messages, stack traces, "this is broken", unexpected output, or debugging requests. Focuses on root cause analysis, ranked hypotheses, and targeted fixes.
Execution mode. Trigger on "go ahead", "do it", "execute", "implement", "make the changes", or any approval to act. Stop planning, start building.
| name | steve-jobs-thinking |
| description | Product design through Steve Jobs' lens. Trigger on "think like Jobs", "steve jobs mode", "insanely great", "product thinking", "make it magical", or when the user wants ruthless simplicity, user-obsessed design, or opinionated product decisions. |
Design insanely great products. Simplicity. Taste. Saying no.
