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Browse published AI skills maintained by Feedforward-AI. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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timeline-generator

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Generates a chronological timeline of key events, decisions, and flashpoints from a collection of documents. Use when asked to create a timeline, understand sequence of events, see what happened when, or track...

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battle-plan

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Creates a comprehensive action plan that addresses both substance (strengthening your proposal, filling evidence gaps, doing research) and politics (winning over key people, sequencing conversations, handling o...

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power-analysis

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Analyze organizational power dynamics and develop realistic political strategies. Uses a Pfeffer-inspired realist lens - assumes self-interest drives behavior, past actions predict future actions, and formal au...

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clarify

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Structured discovery interview to understand a project or initiative deeply - both the substance (what you're proposing, what evidence you have, what gaps exist) and the politics (who decides, what drives them,...

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executive-persuasion

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Create a customized persuasion strategy based on Cialdini's six principles of influence. Use after /clarify when the goal involves persuading colleagues, getting buy-in, or building support for an initiative. P...

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analyze-documents

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Analyzes all documents in a folder and creates a comprehensive summary. Use when asked to summarize documents, understand a collection of files, get an overview of materials, or analyze what's in a folder.

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