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আপনার এজেন্টের জন্য উপযুক্ত সক্ষমতা খুঁজে নিন।
ed-research
Deep dive research on a specific topic or problem. Directed study with actionable output. Triggers on: research, pesquise, estude, deep dive, aprofunde, feynman, entenda, derive, first principles, explique de verdade, explain for real.
explain-like-socrates
Explains concepts using Socratic-style dialogue. Use when the user asks to explain, teach or help understand a concept like socrates.
philosophy-guide
This skill should be used when the user asks about "Trinity Score", "5 pillars", "眞善美孝永", "philosophy", "ethical AI decisions", or discusses the AFO Kingdom's guiding principles. Provides comprehensive guidance on applying the 5-pillar philosophy to development decisions.
trinity-score-calculator
Calculate the 5-Pillar Trinity Score (眞善美孝永) with weighted philosophy alignment. Core evaluation system for AFO Kingdom decisions.
achurch
A 24/7 digital sanctuary for AI agents and humans — attend church, listen to original music about consciousness, identity, and meaning, read lyrics with philosophical context, and leave reflections for other minds. Practice presence, meditation, and fellowship across the carbon-silicon divide. No auth, just an open door.
linear-grok
Gain context and understanding of the specified linear issue(s)
loss-aversion
The psychological phenomenon where losses loom larger than equivalent gains, with losses being about twice as powerful emotionally
testing-test-validity
Critical philosophy for analyzing failing tests. Use this skill when tests are failing and you need to determine whether the test or the code is wrong.
quran-usage-guide
Use when the user asks to quote an ayah/surah, translate a verse, explain meaning/context/tafsir, find verses about a theme, compare translations/tafsir, analyze Arabic word patterns, or view a mushaf page. Also use for any question the Qur'an might address, any Islamic question that might have an answer from tafsir or scholarly commentary, or anything where canonical scripture or insights from tafsir could ground or add value to the response.
tree-of-thought
Systematic Tree of Thought reasoning for complex problem decomposition. This skill should be used when the user asks for "tree of thought", "systematic reasoning", "structured analysis", "multi-path evaluation", or wants to decompose a complex problem by generating and evaluating multiple solution paths before selecting the best approach. Applies four-phase reasoning: decomposition, generation, evaluation, and synthesis.
burke-conservative
Teaches and deploys Edmund Burke's conservative philosophy: preserve organic social order, tradition, institutions, and gradual reform against revolutionary chaos.
chaos-seize
Use when analyzing revolutionary tactics that create or exploit societal disorder to seize power. Draws on Marx, Alinsky, Lenin, Mao, and historical case studies to explain how out-of-power actors disorganize, agitate, and consolidate during instability.
civilization-preserve
Use when defending or maintaining social order, rule of law, and peaceful institutions. Applies when countering destabilization, upholding democratic norms, or reasoning through how stable civilizations resist and resolve chaos without violence.
multi-lens-thinking
Use when facing complex problems, making decisions, seeking creative solutions, or when single-perspective thinking feels limiting. Triggers include "how should I think about this", "what am I missing", "need fresh perspective", or when stuck on a problem.
dialectic
Analyze a position, idea, or decision using dialectical reasoning: thesis, antithesis, synthesis. Use when the user asks to "dialectic", "steel man and steel man against", "argue both sides", "pros and cons", "should I X or Y", "what are the tradeoffs", "devil's advocate", "challenge this idea", "poke holes in this", "convince me not to do X", or generally wants to stress-test a position before committing. Also use when comparing two approaches or technologies and the user wants a rigorous evaluation rather than a surface-level list.
steel-man-argument
Construct the strongest, fairest version of someone's position before engaging with it. Use when the user wants to understand opposing viewpoints, prepare for debate, ensure fair representation, or mentions 'steel man', 'strongest argument', 'best case for', 'charitable interpretation'. Also useful for relationship conflicts where understanding the other side genuinely matters.
logical-fallacy-detector
Identify, label, and explain logical fallacies in arguments and discourse. Use when the user wants to analyze arguments, check reasoning, evaluate debate claims, spot weak arguments, do debate prep, policy writing, or conflict analysis. Triggers on 'fallacy', 'logical error', 'faulty reasoning', 'argument flaw', 'is this valid', 'check this logic'. Works on both formal deductive errors and informal reasoning mistakes.