Skill UI

Megacave is a skill that makes the AI respond in Classical Chinese (文言文) while keeping technical terms verbatim. It reduces word count, uses classical grammar and particles, and persists until explicitly disabled. Suitable for users who want concise, classical-style responses in technical discussions.

Edit mathematically, empirically, or technically dense papers for readers outside the author's specialty, including empirical legal scholarship, law-and-economics models, and legal-technology research. Clarifies terminology, antecedents, study design, and claim-statistic relationships while checking equations, numbers, quotations, and citations against the source. Use to clarify exposition or de-jargonize a technical draft; not to rewrite briefs or doctrinal arguments. Produces an edited draft and audit memo. Full integrity checks and original-format rendering require suitable extraction, c...

Proofreads English technical writing such as READMEs, API references, tutorials and blog drafts for typos, grammar, punctuation, terminology consistency and structure. Returns an itemized Original → Suggestion → Reason checklist with statistics, never rewriting the document.

Ultracave is a communication mode that strips all fluff from technical responses. It uses sentence fragments, one word per fact, and preserves code, commands, and paths verbatim. This style ensures maximum compression while maintaining technical substance. It persists throughout the session until explicitly disabled. Ideal for developers needing precise, concise information without unnecessary explanations.

Interviews an idea into a PRD file covering situation, problem, success, boundary, and journey states, stopping before technical design. Use when the user says 'write the PRD' or similar.

This skill detects and recovers text accidentally typed using the Taiwanese Bopomofo keyboard while the input method was stuck in English mode. It maps garbled keystrokes like su3cl3a8 back to Traditional Chinese characters using a decoder script and context analysis. It is designed for Taiwanese developers who forget to switch input methods when prompting AI, ensuring requests are understood without retyping. It excludes technical strings like code or URLs.