Explorar skills

Vocabulary learning strategies and retention science for any language -- frequency-based word selection, spaced repetition systems (Ebbinghaus forgetting curve, Leitner system, SM-2 algorithm), cognate exploitation, word family networks, context-based learning, collocations, depth of word knowledge (form, meaning, use), reading progression from controlled to authentic texts, and productive vs. rec

Grammar and syntactic structures across human languages -- word order typology (SVO, SOV, VSO, VOS, OVS, OSV), morphological systems (isolating, agglutinative, fusional, polysynthetic), agreement patterns (gender, number, case, person), phrase structure, clause embedding, and cross-linguistic universals. Covers constituent analysis, dependency vs. constituency grammars, grammatical relations (subj

Word learning strategies, vocabulary instruction, and lexical development for reading comprehension. Covers Beck's three-tier vocabulary model, context clue strategies (definition, synonym, antonym, example, inference), morphological analysis (prefixes, suffixes, roots, etymology), word consciousness and word play, academic vocabulary across disciplines, figurative language (metaphor, simile, idio

The discipline of keeping a field notebook — words, pictures, numbers, metadata, and questions captured during sustained outdoor observation. Covers the Laws notebook method, the sit-spot practice, phenology recording, sketch-first-name-later discipline, and the long-term research value of accumulated journals. Use when the task is to teach or structure ongoing field observation rather than answer

Letter-sound relationships, decoding strategies, and word-attack skills for reading unfamiliar text. Covers alphabetic principle, phoneme-grapheme correspondences (single letters, digraphs, diphthongs, r-controlled vowels), syllable types (closed, open, VCe, vowel team, r-controlled, consonant-le), morphemic analysis (prefixes, suffixes, roots), multisyllabic word strategies, and fluency developme

Generates a fully structured SEO content **outline** (not a finished brief) and exports it as a formatted .docx Word document. The output is a skeleton for a writer to fill in — section headings, topic prompts, angles — not pre-written paragraphs. Use this skill whenever a user provides a blog title, focus keyword, domain URL, or any combination of those and asks to generate an outline, brief, blo

Runs a full orphan page audit for any website using Ahrefs only. Discovers all blog/content pages, finds which ones receive zero incoming internal links (orphan pages), fetches keywords, clusters pages by topic, and generates 3 linking suggestions per orphan with anchor text and placement guidance. Outputs a styled HTML report matching report-style-reference.html. Trigger when a user provides a do

Runs a full orphan page audit for any website using Ahrefs only. Discovers all blog/content pages, finds which ones receive zero incoming internal links (orphan pages), fetches keywords, clusters pages by topic, and generates 3 linking suggestions per orphan with anchor text and placement guidance. Outputs a styled HTML report matching report-style-reference.html. Trigger when a user provides a do

Runs a full dead-end page audit for any website. Discovers all blog/content pages, detects which ones have zero outgoing links to any URL on the same domain, fetches keywords, clusters pages by topic, and generates 3 outgoing link suggestions per dead-end page with anchor text, placement guidance, and ready-to-paste context copy. Outputs a styled HTML report matching report-style-reference.html. A

Generates a 3-month SEO performance HTML report for any domain using DataForSEO data. Fetches baseline vs current traffic, keyword rankings, top content pages, and competitive landscape, then outputs a polished dark-theme HTML report styled like an executive briefing. Use this skill whenever a user provides a target domain and a list of competitor URLs and asks for an SEO report, performance repor

Use when about to claim work is complete, fixed, or passing — before committing, creating PRs, or moving to the next task. Also use when you catch yourself using words like "should", "probably", or "seems to" about work state, or when expressing satisfaction ("Great!", "Done!") before running verification commands. Evidence before assertions, always.

Use when working with any code that handles user input, authentication, authorization, or secrets. Also use when adding or updating dependencies, reviewing infrastructure-as-code, or before claiming security posture is adequate. Covers OWASP Top 10, secrets detection (API keys, passwords, tokens in code), dependency vulnerabilities, IaC security, Docker hardening, and supply chain risks. If code t