weekly-reflection
Conduct comprehensive weekly reflections by integrating time tracking (Timing app), habit tracking (Streaks), task completion (Todoist), email activity (Gmail), and notes (Obsidian) to analyze alignment with se...
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Conduct comprehensive weekly reflections by integrating time tracking (Timing app), habit tracking (Streaks), task completion (Todoist), email activity (Gmail), and notes (Obsidian) to analyze alignment with se...
Create well-structured subagents for Claude Code with specialized expertise, proper tool configurations, and effective system prompts. Use when building custom subagents for code review, debugging, testing, dat...
Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or to...
HTTP client for {{PROJECT_NAME}} REST API at {{API_BASE_URL}}. Use when making API requests, testing endpoints, handling authentication, or working with {{PROJECT_NAME}} API documentation.
Expert guidance for reviewing academic manuscripts submitted to journals, particularly in political science, economics, and quantitative social sciences. Use when asked to review, critique, or provide feedback...
Provide constructive feedback on political science PhD student work including paper drafts, dissertation chapters, research design memos, and progress updates. Use when the user asks to review, provide feedback...
Generate spaced repetition flashcards from learning materials (math, statistics, computational tools). Creates both Q/A and Cloze deletion cards using the Mochi API, with proper LaTeX formatting and syntax. Use...
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