Skill UI

This skill provides comprehensive support for designing, mapping, and optimizing end-to-end marketing automation workflows. It is essential for building sophisticated lead scoring models, multi-stage nurture sequences, time-based drip campaigns, and setting up complex behavioral triggers across the entire customer lifecycle. Use it for platform strategy, cross-channel orchestration, and advanced attribution modeling.

A comprehensive tool for developing full-scale PR pitch packages. It assists users in crafting tailored pitch templates for various media types (national, trade, podcast), building precise target media lists with journalist contacts, and designing detailed outreach sequences. Ideal for proactive pitching or responding to journalist requests, ensuring brand consistency and maximizing coverage potential.

A comprehensive guide for authors submitting mechanistic studies to Functional Ecology. It details the journal's focus on linking organism function (physiology, traits, life history) to ecological and evolutionary consequences. This skill outlines the required functional mechanism, rigorous methodological standards, scope relevance (e.g., ecophysiology, trait-based ecology), and structural requirements for high-impact submissions.

This skill guides authors to evaluate if their ecology or biology manuscript meets the rigorous standards of Global Change Biology. It focuses on the necessity of linking research findings to explicit global-change drivers (e.g., warming, elevated CO2) and providing robust biological evidence, from molecular mechanisms to ecosystem-scale consequences.

This skill guides legal scholars and academic writers on transforming a purely descriptive legal survey into a sharp, original, and normative academic thesis. It teaches the structure of a high-impact contribution, focusing on stating a clear claim, identifying a legal gap, and articulating the potential real-world consequences (the payoff) for courts, Congress, or scholars. Essential for high-level legal publishing.

This guide teaches researchers how to structure and frame academic papers, specifically for journals focusing on financial intermediation. It emphasizes moving the contribution narrative away from general finance concepts and anchoring it firmly in the roles of institutions, economic friction, causal mechanisms, and policy consequences within the financial system. Use this to strengthen abstracts and introduction paragraphs.

A guide for advanced data analysis in policy evaluation, extending beyond standard causal estimates. It emphasizes rigorous reporting of cost-benefit ratios, distributional consequences (who gains and who pays), robust heterogeneity testing, and honest uncertainty quantification necessary for high-level policy academic journals. Essential for turning effect sizes into decision-relevant policy narratives.

This skill guides the development of the theoretical framework for policy-related manuscripts, focusing on building a rigorous 'theory of the policy lever.' It helps users account for the mechanism by which a mandated rule, restriction, or default changes marketplace behavior, considering unintended consequences, strategic firm responses, and the effect on vulnerable populations. It moves theory beyond simple hypothesis generation.

This skill is designed for creating highly professional and cinematic PowerPoint presentations featuring the 'Morph' transition. It enables smooth, continuous motion for shapes, graphs, and elements as the slide advances, mimicking Keynote-style fluidity. Ideal for complex pitch decks or animated sequences requiring precise cross-slide continuity and advanced animation control.

This skill guides agents through comprehensive resource and filesystem operations within the OpenViking CLI. It covers the entire data lifecycle, including adding, importing, exporting, backing up, restoring resources, and performing standard filesystem actions (e.g., list, find, write, delete) under the `viking://resources/` namespace. Use this when the user needs to manage context, search data, or execute complex command sequences.

Provides comprehensive guidelines for meeting high-level scientific publication standards, detailing the mandatory deposition of raw data (sequences, structures, datasets) and analysis code into approved public repositories. Learn how to obtain persistent identifiers (DOI/Accession) and ensure the reproducibility and integrity of your research findings for journals like PNAS.

This guide outlines the mandatory standards for open science publication, detailing how researchers must deposit all data, code, and raw materials (images, sequences) in public, archived repositories (like Zenodo, GEO, PDB). It emphasizes the need for DOIs/accession numbers and prohibits relying solely on "available on request" statements for primary findings.