Skill UI

Guides teams through planning, designing, and running statistically sound A/B tests with hypothesis framing, sample sizing, metric selection, implementation strategies, and analysis checkpoints for systematic growth experimentation.

This skill provides advanced secondary workflows for Ideogram, enabling comprehensive image manipulation beyond simple text-to-image generation. Key functions include Magic Fill (inpainting/editing), Remix (style transfer), Upscaling, describing image content (image-to-text), and re-framing. Ideal for professional image refinement, style transfer, and content enhancement.

Translates high-level creative intent into detailed cinematography directives for Veo3, Kling, and Luma video models, orchestrating framing, movement, lighting, and lens choices before generating cinematic scenes.

Guides PMs through a full discovery cycle—from framing a hypothesis to validating solutions—by combining problem definition, customer interviews, synthesis, and experiments so teams can test assumptions before investing in build work.

Guides product managers from discovery notes to an aligned PRD by orchestrating problem framing, user context, solution definition, and success criteria so engineering and stakeholders share a clear source of truth.

Guides product teams through MITRE's Problem Framing Canvas with structured inward/outward/reframe questions so you clarify assumptions, surface stakeholders, and create an actionable HMW statement before ideating.

Guides teams through an empathy-driven problem framing that captures the persona, desired outcome, blockers, root causes, and feelings before jumping into solutions.

Applies principles of behavioral economics and consumer psychology to optimize how pricing, packaging, and offers are structured and presented. This skill helps maximize the perceived value and fairness of products, guiding the use of anchors, decoy effects, and strategic framing to improve conversion rates and upsell opportunities while maintaining ethical transparency.

A specialized social psychology skill that strategizes the placement and framing of social proof. It acts as an expert, analyzing the target audience's psychographics, identifying core trust gaps (e.g., authority, similarity, legitimacy), and structuring persuasive elements like testimonials, case studies, and logos. Use this when existing proof is weak, misplaced, or needs optimization to maximize conversion impact ethically.

Guidance for positioning autonomous AI agents, addressing accountability objections, choosing between copilot/agent/teammate framing, and pricing variable-cost AI when selling to enterprises that fear operational breakages.

This mode acts as a structured thinking partner, guiding users through ambiguous problems, complex decisions, and open-ended strategy questions. Instead of providing direct answers, it focuses on challenging assumptions, asking clarifying questions, surfacing multiple perspectives (e.g., stakeholder views), and helping the user structure their thought process using advanced techniques like reframing, pre-mortem analysis, and identifying critical constraints. Ideal for product managers and leaders who need to explore ideas without a clear path forward.

This expert playbook covers advanced techniques for testing HTTP request smuggling and desynchronization vulnerabilities. It is critical when front proxies, CDNs, or load balancers disagree with the origin server on message framing (Content-Length vs Transfer-Encoding), or during protocol downgrades (HTTP/2 to HTTP/1). Use this to uncover deep security flaws like WAF bypass and session hijacking.