ArthurZakirov

Use this skill when creating or redesigning a GitHub profile README and pinned-project strategy so the profile communicates credibility, project taste, current focus, writing, and practical authority without sounding arrogant or exposing private employer work.

Use this skill when creating, auditing, or redesigning a public GitHub repository so the repository is easy to understand, trust, share, install, and contribute to. Use together with github-repo-product-naming whenever naming, renaming, positioning, repo slug, About description, or product identity matters.

Generate a copy-paste-ready GPT prompt that produces a polished architecture or workflow diagram image, and optionally render the image directly via Codex CLI image generation. Trigger when the user wants to create, make, generate, draw, or visualize a diagram, architecture image, system workflow picture, or flowchart, or pastes a Mermaid diagram asking for a polished image.

Draft high-leverage technical/project articles that use a curiosity-gap title, SCQA introduction, story-first narrative, non-arrogant positioning, confidentiality-safe abstraction, and a reusable operating-system takeaway. Use when the user wants to turn a project, achievement, incident, or career story into a publishable long-form article or narrative draft.

Define the reader/customer avatar, painful current state, desired outcome, transformation bridge, objections, and proof needed before writing profile copy, posts, articles, landing pages, or visual concepts.

Rewrite titles, headlines, repository descriptions, homepage hero lines, LinkedIn headlines, article titles, and section openers so they lead with credible authority before explaining the content.

Compress bios, profile sections, bullets, posts, and visual prompts to strict character limits while preserving hook, proof, mechanism, reader benefit, and CTA.

Explain or apply a general operating model that turns messy requests and unfamiliar domains into reusable, adopted capabilities through clarification, context engineering, reuse, composition, hardening, and adoption.

Use authority, numbers, and institutional credibility without exaggerating or creating legal, ethical, or reputational risk.

Create curiosity-driven bios, profile About sections, article intros, and story-driven posts using measurable hooks, unusual contrast, mechanism, reader benefit, and CTA.

Use this skill when naming or renaming a GitHub repository, product, CLI, plugin, skill pack, framework, app, or public developer project. It reverse-engineers association-based open-source naming patterns and produces product name, repo slug, tagline, About description, topics, rejected names, and README hero copy.

Transform career achievements, projects, and operational wins into guide titles that are useful to readers.

Review homepage copy for clarity, authority, reader value, and layout usefulness.

Convert raw work history into measurable resume and LinkedIn experience bullets with outcomes, scope, mechanisms, tech stack, and credibility signals under character limits.

Use when drafting, saving, formatting, validating, or repairing LinkedIn profile and content assets in this repository, including headlines, About sections, Experience descriptions, project copy, posts, articles, and LinkedIn image specs.

Rewrite resume, LinkedIn, portfolio, and case-study bullets so they show outcomes, not just activities.

Write GitHub profile bios, project README intros, and technical-lab positioning that honestly distinguishes personal experiments from professional experience while making the builder identity clear.

Create strong Proof-Promise-Plan openings for articles, landing pages, README files, LinkedIn posts, videos, and guides.

Design personal websites, portfolios, landing pages, and README hubs around what the reader can gain, not around generic sections like Blog, Projects, and Resume.

Use when a user wants to turn Career Positioning OS resume content into a RenderCV YAML file, install or use the external RenderCV agent skill, or render a resume/CV PDF without reimplementing RenderCV's schema, CLI, themes, or PDF generation.

Rewrite GitHub repository names, About descriptions, README intros, and website tool cards so they communicate practical user value.

Turn an article, video, repository, product, job post, service, or offer into a high-attention value unit: title/headline, thumbnail or visual concept, curiosity gap, proof, and sequential hook. Use when the user wants clickable titles, article thumbnails, project thumbnails, repo/social preview images, hooks, offer framing, or a generalizable value-communication critique.

Generate visual concepts and image prompts for profile banners, article headers, thumbnails, and wallpapers using current-state, desired-state, and transformation-mechanism storytelling.

Translate natural-language requests about modifying an AI coding agent, its skills, MCP tools, MCP servers, prompts, routing, tool descriptions, context loading, memory, portability, or other agentic behavior into the concrete mechanics of the target system. Use when a request is underspecified, phrased in human terms instead of runtime terms, or risks making the wrong change because the agent mus

Generate properly formatted Markdown from unstructured notes, scratch text, transcripts, or rough drafts. Use when the user wants content rewritten into cleaner Markdown without inventing new information.

Apply when producing any markdown artifact for someone else (or future-you) to read — READMEs, analysis documents, Confluence pages, status reports, troubleshooting write-ups, skill content, conversation summaries, ticket descriptions, post-mortems, snapshots of system state, or any document that contains concrete current-state values. Defines the "snapshot + reproducer" rule (every static value m

Core principles for technical communication such as commits, PR descriptions, branch names, and technical documentation. Use when writing or refining engineering-facing messaging and when other skills need a shared communication baseline.

Mandatory credential protection skill for all agents. Prevents reading, exposing, or leaking credentials, secrets, API keys, tokens, passwords, and auth-capable config files.

Analyze the current conversation or mine historical chat sessions for correction patterns, wrong conclusions, or unnecessary user intervention. Use when the user wants to improve prompts, skills, workflows, or guardrails based on repeated mistakes.

Guide for working through a Jira story efficiently by separating context gathering, immutable evidence collection, codebase exploration, human-in-the-loop specification refinement, execution planning, and implementation. Use when turning a ticket into a reliable engineering workflow instead of jumping straight to code.

Load, validate, and use a user's private personal profile from Bitwarden CLI for form filling, PDF completion, applications, and identity/contact/employment/housing reuse. Use when an agent needs stable personal data backed by Bitwarden, language-aware profile values, a bundled schema for personal facts, or a safe workflow that materializes real profile values outside Git.

Install and configure browsers for Windows plus WSL2. Use when a user wants native Linux Chrome inside WSL to work for normal browsing or sign-in flows, or when a tool in WSL needs a Windows host Chrome or Edge instance exposed over CDP. Prefer this skill before any tool-specific browser automation setup.

Install, configure, and debug AeroSpace on macOS. Use when Codex needs to set up AeroSpace with Homebrew, create or repair ~/.aerospace.toml, configure window movement hotkeys for multi-monitor workflows, diagnose Accessibility or server/config problems, or automate binding tests with the AeroSpace CLI.

Install and configure `agent-browser` on a Windows machine with WSL2 after a browser path is already working. Use when a user wants the `agent-browser` CLI, its downloaded runtime, the `vercel-labs/agent-browser` repository, or an `agent-browser` attachment to a Windows host browser bridge from WSL2.

Access OpenAI Codex CLI conversation history to continue work started in Codex, or to find a past Codex chat by topic or keyword. Use when the user says "codex history", "continue from codex", "what was I doing in codex", "pick up from codex", "codex session", "find the codex chat about X", or wants to resume or locate a task that was started in Codex CLI.

Turn macOS caffeinate sleep prevention on or off, check its status, or explain the launchd-backed setup. Use when the user says to enable, disable, start, stop, toggle, inspect, or troubleshoot caffeinate / coffee Nate / keep-awake behavior for local terminal, Codex, Claude Code, or other agent workflows.

Troubleshoot and operate OpenClaw browser on local or remote gateways. Use when Codex needs to enable the bundled browser plugin, resolve `pairing required` or device approval errors, choose between the managed `openclaw` profile and the attached `user` profile, handle Linux headless or Chrome CDP startup failures, or prove browser control with `profiles`, `start`, `open`, `snapshot`, and `screens

Troubleshoot Arthur's Dell P2725DE/P2225D monitor setup, especially DisplayPort daisy chaining, "No DP signal from your device" on the P2225D, Windows Fast Startup or shutdown-related display breakage, and reset/reinstall steps for a Lenovo laptop or Dell desktop tower using original Dell cables.

Configure repeatable macOS productivity settings on a user's MacBook, especially voice typing / Dictation setup. Use when Codex is asked to set up, repair, or document MacBook productivity features such as voice typing, Dictation, Dictation shortcuts, microphone input for Dictation, or future local macOS workflow preferences.

Assist Arthur with human-reviewed job applications using local private profile data, document manifests, browser automation, and strict stop-before-submit rules.

Manage Arthur's personal productivity system through AI-first task capture, Todoist MCP task updates, lightweight Google Calendar/time-block planning, active-seven triage, emoji/category conventions, and cross-device constraints. Use when Arthur asks to manage personal tasks, life admin, reminders, Todoist, calendar planning, weekly/daily triage, backlog anxiety, or the evolving personal operating