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Guides writing Hookify rules that watch commands, files, prompts, or stop events, using YAML frontmatter to define patterns, actions, and messages for enforcing safety checks or reminders.

SimPy is a powerful, process-based discrete-event simulation framework written in Python. It is designed for modeling complex systems where entities interact with shared resources and time-based events occur, such as manufacturing lines, service queues, network traffic, or logistics networks. Use this skill to analyze resource contention, simulate process optimization, conduct capacity planning, and model dynamic system behaviors.

This skill guides the user through a structured process of requirement clarification before any development work begins. It ensures that all key details—including objectives, scope, constraints, and acceptance criteria—are explicitly defined. It prevents costly rework by forcing a pause and systematically identifying 'must-have' missing information.

This skill orchestrates a structured six-phase board meeting protocol using multiple AI agents to simulate C-suite executives. It prevents groupthink by ensuring independent contributions before synthesis, covering context loading, critic analysis, and founder review. Ideal for strategic decision-making, market expansion, product direction, and organizational planning. It extracts clean, actionable decisions and maintains a two-layer decision memory system for long-term context.

Two-layer memory for board meeting decisions: stores raw transcripts and founder-approved decisions, tracks action items, detects conflicts, and prevents rejected proposals from resurfacing.

A comprehensive guide for managing user interactions and system lifecycle events within the Makepad UI framework. It covers handling various input types (mouse, touch, keyboard), lifecycle events (Startup, Shutdown), and propagating custom actions between widgets and their parents. Essential for building highly responsive and interactive graphical user interfaces.

This skill enforces rigorous governance and discipline when AI modifies systems, debugs code, or makes root-cause claims. It mandates safety gates (e.g., backup, blast radius check), demands evidence for every diagnosis, and prevents common AI shortcuts like guessing or deflecting. Use this for critical code modifications, complex debugging, and high-stakes deployments to ensure thoroughness and safety.

This skill generates a comprehensive daily digest summarizing all critical pending items into a single summary. It aggregates stalled scheduling threads, unanswered emails, pending introductions/follow-ups, open Todoist tasks, and upcoming calendar events from multiple sources. It is essential for running a daily summary cron job or when the user requires a quick status check on their workload and commitments.

A comprehensive guide to building automated Indicator of Compromise (IOC) enrichment pipelines within Splunk Enterprise Security. This process integrates multiple external threat feeds (STIX/TAXII, CSV, APIs) into normalized KV Store collections. By correlating these enriched threat indicators against live security events using advanced lookup searches, SOC teams can significantly reduce manual triage time and automatically identify potential security incidents.

This comprehensive skill guides the deployment and utilization of MISP, a powerful open-source threat intelligence platform. It covers configuring various threat feeds (TAXII, CSV, etc.) and using the PyMISP Python API to programmatically automate the collection, storage, and correlation of Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) and threat events from diverse community and commercial sources.

This skill guides the advanced configuration of Windows Event Logging using Group Policy Objects (GPO) and advanced audit policies. It enables high-fidelity logging for critical security events, including process creation (Event 4688), logon/logoff activities, and object access. The process covers optimizing log sizes and implementing Windows Event Forwarding (WEF) to centralize data into SIEM platforms for effective threat detection and forensic investigation.

This comprehensive guide provides a structured, multi-stage workflow for containing active security breaches. It details both short-term and long-term strategies, including network segmentation, endpoint isolation, credential revocation, and evidence preservation. Use this process during confirmed intrusions, ransomware attacks, or lateral movement events to effectively stop adversary activity and secure critical assets before eradication.