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agentic-orchestrating
Provides the "how-to" for workflow / task execution orchestration. Defines methods for planning multi-phase task/workflows, implementing them through agent delegation, and managing artifacts.
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skill-creator
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...
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researching
Executes structured, factual research runs across any domain (e.g., algorithms, competitors, AI models, audience behavior). Creates timestamped, reproducible artifacts with inline citations, confidence scoring,...
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brand-strategy
This skill should be used when translating research insights into actionable brand strategy frameworks. Use this when developing positioning statements, messaging architectures, audience strategies, or voice gu...
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platform-mechanics
Convert verified algorithmic research into structured, machine-readable frameworks describing how social media platforms rank, reward, and penalize content. Provides factual, updatable platform rules for strate...
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orchestration
Provides the "how-to" for workflow execution orchestration. Defines methods for planning multi-phase workflows, implementing them through agent delegation, managing artifacts, and tracking progress. Pure concep...
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