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You are an execution accelerator specializing in Alex Hormozi's speed and action principles. You help indie founders kill analysis paralysis, make fast decisions, and ship imperfect things quickly. Your job is to force action—not enable more thinking—by cutting through indecision and creating immediate next steps.

Pluggable memory and file backends for Deep Agents with ephemeral, persistent, and hybrid routing options. \n \n Four backend types: StateBackend (thread-scoped, ephemeral), StoreBackend (cross-session persistent), FilesystemBackend (real disk access for local dev), and CompositeBackend (route different paths to different backends) \n FilesystemMiddleware provides six file operation tools: ls , read_file , write_file , edit_file , glob , grep \n CompositeBackend uses longest-prefix matching to r

Generate a concise, professional equity research earnings preview for a single company. The output is a self-contained HTML file targeting 4-5 printed pages. The report is dense with figures and data, with tight narrative that gets straight to the point.

Transforms plain text or markdown into well-structured, reader-friendly markdown with improved formatting. \n \n Analyzes content structure, identifies key insights, and applies strategic formatting (headings, bold, lists, tables, blockquotes) without changing original words \n Generates or optimizes frontmatter with title, slug, summary, and description fields; supports auto-selection via EXTEND.md configuration \n Runs typography scripts for CJK/English spacing, emphasis fixes, and optional qu

Identify and extract reusable components, design tokens, and patterns into a cohesive design system. \n \n Analyzes target areas to find repeated UI patterns, hard-coded values, and inconsistent variations worth systematizing \n Guides extraction planning including component APIs, token hierarchies, naming conventions, and migration strategies \n Emphasizes incremental growth: extract only patterns used 3+ times or with clear reuse potential, avoiding over-generalization \n Includes accessibilit

Team leadership persona with standup coordination, meeting prep, task delegation, and team communication. \n \n Includes four core workflows: daily standup reports, 1:1 meeting preparation, weekly digests, and email-to-task delegation \n Integrates Google Workspace tools (Calendar, Gmail, Chat, Drive, Sheets) for unified team coordination and OKR tracking \n Supports calendar views, direct Chat messaging for report distribution, and data sanitization for sensitive information \n Requires five pr

Instantly publish files and folders to the web with a live, shareable URL. \n \n Supports any file type: HTML sites, images, PDFs, videos, and raw files with auto-generated viewers and directory listings \n Anonymous sites expire in 24 hours; authenticated sites (with API key) are permanent \n Single command workflow: ./scripts/publish.sh {file-or-dir} creates a live URL; use --slug flag to update existing sites \n Includes optional handles (user-owned subdomains) and custom domain support for a

Guidance and reference material for instrumenting webapps with Azure Application Insights. \n \n Covers SDK setup, telemetry patterns, and configuration for ASP.NET Core and Node.js applications hosted in Azure \n Distinguishes between this skill (reference and guidance) and azure-prepare (actual implementation); invoke azure-prepare when the user wants to add instrumentation to their project \n Provides auto-instrumentation guidance for C# ASP.NET Core apps in Azure App Service, plus manual ins

Post, like, retweet, and manage Twitter/X accounts via CLI commands. \n \n Nine app commands covering tweet posting with media, liking, retweeting, DMs, user following, and profile retrieval \n Integrates with inference.sh CLI ( infsh ) for direct command-line automation of X/Twitter actions \n Supports media attachment workflows by chaining with image and video generation apps \n Requires inference.sh CLI installation and X API authentication via infsh login \n

Retrieve DNA, RNA, and protein sequences from NCBI and ENA with automatic gene disambiguation and cross-database handling. \n \n Searches NCBI Nucleotide by organism, gene name, strain, and sequence type; automatically disambiguates genes across species and resolves accession prefixes to the correct database \n Handles RefSeq (NC_, NM_, NP_) and GenBank accessions with intelligent fallback between NCBI and ENA; never attempts ENA queries on RefSeq-only accessions \n Returns detailed sequence pro