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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Turns reverse-engineering findings into durable YARA detections: selecting stable code constructs and constants over volatile strings, extracting opcode/byte patterns with wildcards, and validating rules for low false positives. Activates for requests to write a YARA rule from reversed code, create a detection signature, or convert RE findings into hunting rules.
Helps bridge stakeholder gaps and increase leadership influence through professional writing. Uses structured narratives and async-first norms to improve organizational clarity.
Supports browsing and managing a sayou workspace. Includes listing files, searching workspace content, and viewing history.
Creates a Git worktree in the worktree/ subdirectory with an up-to-date master branch.
Creates, starts, stops, and cleans up LlamaFarm worktrees to support isolated parallel development.
Creates a new Worktrunk worktree, optionally in another repository, and changes the session's working directory to it. Supports starting work in a dedicated worktree.
Make AI coding-agent messages to humans clear and easy to follow. Use for every user-facing update, explanation, review, question, and handoff in this repository, or when the user asks to simplify or rewrite an agent message.
Creates structured product backlog items using Why-What-Acceptance format. Breaks features into independent, valuable, testable work items that retain strategic context.
Retrieves WWDC content from wwdc.ai through llms.txt and page markdown. Supports navigation by session ID, research into announced technologies, and comparisons or cited summaries of session content.
Loads Project Wycheproof vectors for algorithms such as AES, RSA, ECDSA, and ECDH. Maps result flags to expected outcomes and interprets failures or disagreements between implementations.
Identifies a World X skill without describing its functionality.
Supports reading profiles, tweets, threads, followers, and trending topics on X. Includes searching posts, publishing tweets, liking, retweeting, following users, and bookmarking content.
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