DanielOnPurpose

market-gap-microsite

Recruitment pipeline — turn foot-traffic / market data into a market-gap analysis map and a branded recruitment microsite that shows a target brand its footprint, your market's gap, and demand proof. Use when the user wants to pitch a new retail/restaurant brand, work with trade-area data, or update the gap-analysis template.

ship-site

Website shipping discipline — how every static site gets packaged, versioned, and deployed without overwriting live work. Use whenever finishing, packaging, zipping, or deploying any website or microsite; whenever the user says "ship it", "deploy", "push it live", "give me a zip", or "put it on Netlify". Prevents deploy-sync disasters that wipe live sites.

Code & Development Listed

social-video-copy

Use when a video is finished and needs distribution copy — or the user says "social copy", "write the captions/copy for this video", "youtube info", "post copy", or "copy kit". Produces one markdown Social Copy Kit (LinkedIn, IG/FB, short Reel caption, Reel/TikTok version, full YouTube upload kit) saved in the SAME folder as the final video. Copy only — never posts or uploads.

Web & Frontend Listed

webslime

A unified web-design skill — combines Emil Kowalski's design-engineering craft, Taste Skill's anti-slop brief-inference workflow, and Impeccable's design vocabulary. Use whenever building, redesigning, or reviewing any website, landing page, frontend UI, or web component so the result feels intentional and human, not AI-generated. Triggers on building/styling/animating interfaces, "make this look better," landing pages, dashboards, components, and frontend polish.

wrap-session

A universal session closer — checkpoint all work, write a handoff note, reveal deliverables, and produce an exact resume prompt. Use when the user says "wrap it up", "let's pause", "save our progress", "I need to stop", "checkpoint", or when a long session is winding down. Never let a session end with state living only in the conversation.

grant-pipeline

End-to-end grant-writing pipeline — from a NOFO / fact-sheet / funding opportunity to a submitted application, letters of support, a team briefing, and a tracked record. Use whenever the user shares a grant notice or asks to write a grant application, letters of support, or a grant briefing. Triggers on any "we should apply for this" conversation.

Web & Frontend Listed

local-business-audit

Local-business prospecting fan-out — audit a city's small businesses (Google Business Profile score, website check) and produce a verified call list / audit sheet with checkpointing so session limits never lose work. Use when the user says "audit <city>", "build a call list for <city>", "find businesses without websites", "GBP audit", or "prospect list".

podcast-repurpose

Podcast repurposing pipeline — turn one recorded episode into a full distribution kit (newsletter/Substack, YouTube description, LinkedIn posts, blog article, IG teaser, branded graphics). Use whenever a new episode is recorded/uploaded, or the user says "episode kit", "repurpose this episode", "posts for ep NN", or shares an episode link.

resume-work

Use when picking up prior or interrupted work — the user says "pick up where we left off", "continue the X project", "it crashed", "where did we leave off", "resume", "I can't find where I started this", or pastes a handoff note to continue from. Also use when the user asks to start a project that sounds like it may already exist.

skills-inbox

Process a "Skills Inbox" folder of saved links — fetch each one, evaluate the skill/tool, log it to a notes vault, and file processed items to _done. Use when the user says "process my skills inbox", "check my skills inbox", or drops links/tools to evaluate.

team-memo

A reusable internal-memo / team-update writing style. Use whenever drafting an email, memo, briefing, or update for a team, a board, or stakeholders — or when the user says "draft a memo", "write an email to the team", "brief the team".

transcript-to-edits

Turn a client call transcript (or meeting notes) into a confirmed, applied change list for their website or project. Use whenever the user pastes a call transcript, meeting notes, or a meeting summary about a site and wants the changes made — "here's the call, make the updates", "notes from my meeting with <client>".