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

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portfolio-prioritization

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Prioritize and align multiple pilot initiatives against strategic goals and resources. Use when evaluating pilot potential, resource constraints, dependencies, and return-on-investment across a portfolio of pro...

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process-mapping

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Translate stakeholder processes and procedures into clear visual maps and documentation. Use when defining or refining pilot workflows, creating flowcharts, or outlining decision points from textual process des...

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stakeholder-notification

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Notify stakeholders of pilot status changes, risk flags, and decision points to ensure timely governance and alignment. Use when pilots hit milestones, trigger risk thresholds, require sign-offs, or produce cri...

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status-monitoring

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Continuously track and report pilot progress against milestones and deliverables. Use when monitoring timelines, status metrics, and gating criteria for pilot execution.

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policy-compliance-auditing

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Review pilot documentation and outputs for alignment with policy and governance standards. Use when assessing compliance against Duke policies, organizational guidelines, or regulatory requirements during pilot...

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failure-mode-analysis

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Identify potential failure modes and assess system vulnerabilities for pilot workflows and integrations. Use when anticipating risks, modeling breakdown scenarios, or designing mitigation strategies based on pr...

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project-planning-and-tracking

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Create and manage pilot project plans, timelines, resource allocations, and status tracking. Use when setting up pilot schedules, assigning tasks, monitoring progress, and updating stakeholders on project execu...

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status-report-writing

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Draft concise status reports summarizing pilot progress, risks, and next steps for stakeholders. Use when preparing periodic updates, executive summaries, or governance logs to communicate pilot health and deci...

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assumption-logging

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Capture and structure assumptions from pilot plans and hypotheses into a centralized log for ongoing risk monitoring and stakeholder alerts. Use when extracting, tracking, and signaling assumption changes from...

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task-decomposition

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Break down high-level objectives into actionable tasks with dependencies, estimates, and priorities. Use when decomposing pilot scopes into work packages, timelines, and resource allocations to guide execution...

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quality-review

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Conduct thorough quality reviews and critique outputs against predefined standards and failure modes. Use when validating pilot deliverables, checking for errors or inconsistencies, and recommending improvement...

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hypothesis-extraction

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Identify, structure, and catalog testable hypotheses from pilot signals and strategic inputs. Use when transforming unstructured idea lists or pilot objectives into a formal hypothesis registry for experimental...

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business-requirements-framing

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Translate stakeholder questions and business objectives into structured requirements and success criteria. Use when framing pilot scope, defining problem statements, and establishing acceptance metrics based on...

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scope-definition

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Define and document the boundaries, inclusion/exclusion criteria, and acceptance conditions for pilot tasks and deliverables. Use when clarifying what is in‑scope or out‑of‑scope for pilot activities, establish...

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ethical-review

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Assess pilot workflows and deliverables for ethical considerations and policy alignment. Use when evaluating fairness, bias, data privacy, and societal impact to ensure responsible and values-driven pilot execu...

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analytics-scoping

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Define the scope of analytics efforts by identifying relevant metrics, data sources, and analysis approaches. Use when framing pilot analysis questions, selecting KPIs, or aligning data feeds to business object...

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market-trend-analysis

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Analyze external market and competitive signals to inform pilot hypotheses and strategy. Use when gathering industry trends, competitor benchmarks, and emerging signals from literature or web sources to supplem...

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ux-prototyping

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Design and prototype user interfaces and dashboards to validate usability and stakeholder requirements. Use when creating wireframes, mockups, or interactive prototypes for pilot tools, dashboards, or workflows...

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risk-analysis

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Assess and quantify potential risks arising from pilot plans, data signals, and system parameters. Use when establishing risk registers, scoring, and mitigation strategies for pilot initiatives.

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scenario-modeling

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Build scenario models and forecasts incorporating risk and trade-offs for pilot decision-making. Use when generating best-, worst-, and baseline-case scenarios and comparing outcomes under different assumptions...

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accessibility-validation

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Validate digital outputs for compliance with accessibility standards (e.g., WCAG, Section 508). Use when reviewing reports, dashboards, documents, or interfaces from pilot projects to identify and remediate acc...

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template-generation

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Generate standardized templates for reports, playbooks, and documentation assets. Use when needing boilerplate for pilot plans, dashboards, status reports, or process guides to ensure consistency and speed deli...

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