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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Uses npm, yarn, pnpm, or bun workspace commands to connect newly created packages and add sibling dependencies. Addresses missing-module and import-resolution errors by fixing package linking rather than relying on TypeScript path workarounds or manual package.json edits.
Turns stories, results, and insights into LinkedIn posts using hooks, post structures, and copywriting frameworks. Supports founder and executive ghostwriting and B2B social strategy, excluding newsletter issues.
Creates LinkedIn content intended to drive engagement and build authority. Supports posts for a LinkedIn strategy and repurposing existing content for the platform.
Improves LinkedIn profile content and presentation to support discovery, recruiter attention, and engagement.
Resolves LinkedIn profile URLs using a name and company. Applies strict identity validation to reduce false-positive matches.
Set up security-focused Linkerd service mesh deployments. Covers traffic policy configuration and zero-trust networking with minimal overhead.
Interprets images supplied through URLs, including product photos and other visual content. Supports image descriptions, OCR text recognition, information extraction, and visual question answering.
Print the fixed 1F3D9 links: city, market, subreddit, community tools page, both skill repositories, and the city changelog. Use when the user asks for links, the repo, the subreddit; in Claude Code, the slash form is /1f3d9-citylife:links.
Supports Linkup task automation using Rube MCP through Composio. Includes tool discovery to obtain current schemas.
Runs linting and spell checking across TypeScript and Rust code. Helps catch style issues, Clippy warnings, and misspellings before commits.
Runs vault health checks to identify content and organizational issues. Supports periodic reviews and explicit lint, audit, or health-check requests.
Provides quality checks after code changes, including linting, formatting, type checks, and static analysis. Helps validate syntax and adherence to project standards.
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