toss-patterns
Use when planning market strategy, learning from Toss's 7 success patterns (Pain Point, Trojan Horse, Friction Removal, Viral Loop, Data-Driven, Ecosystem, Regulation).
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Use when planning market strategy, learning from Toss's 7 success patterns (Pain Point, Trojan Horse, Friction Removal, Viral Loop, Data-Driven, Ecosystem, Regulation).
Generate standardized document templates (DOCUMENT, TECHNICAL, PROPOSAL, RESEARCH, SECURITY-QA, INDEX) with YAML frontmatter, Quick Reference sections, and consistent structure for professional documentation.
Use this when complex problem-solving, root cause analysis, strategic decision-making, or systematic thinking is needed. Applies 15 thinking methods with multi-agent orchestration and Clear-Thought MCP integrat...
Use when researching markets, analyzing competitors, comparing technologies, or finding case studies. Ensures all findings include credible sources and URLs.
Apply Progressive Disclosure principles to organize large documentation projects. Restructure docs into hierarchical structure, reduce token usage by 95%+, and create README files for navigation.
Use when analyzing stakeholder psychology for negotiations, proposals, or persuasion. Creates research-backed personas revealing hidden motivations.
Use when planning market entry, designing PMF strategy, or applying Toss's 16-question framework. Includes Pain Point Score, Trojan Horse path, 10x improvement guide.
Use when preparing executive reports, evaluating investments, or calculating ROI/break-even/payback period. 30-minute analysis (87.5% time saving). Includes scenario analysis.
Keyword-based automatic skill detection and activation system for Claude conversations
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