Faaz17
User52 Claude Code subagents, 44 skills, and the .claude/ project-brain pattern I use in every repo.
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Indexed Skills (38)
wsb-data-pipeline
Scrape r/wallstreetbets posts for specific stock/forex tickers (TSLA, AAPL, XAUUSD, NVDA, GME) over historical date ranges and export Post Title, Date, Upvotes, Number of Comments, and Ticker Mentions to an Excel workbook. Use when the user asks to collect, update, or re-run WSB Reddit data for the herd-behavior research project, or asks about ticker date ranges, the data source, or output columns for that dataset.
docx-export
Render the MGT4897 report from Markdown to a submission-ready DOCX and PDF in the Clean Technical Document standard — A4, 1-inch margins, centred black title, dark teal
harvard-mdx
Harvard referencing to Middlesex University standard for the MGT4897 DXB report — in-text citation forms, full reference formats for journal articles (DOI mandatory), books, industry-body reports (ICAO, IATA, ACI), corporate press releases and newsroom items, statistical databases, and websites. Also covers the minimum-five-journal-article requirement and how to audit a reference list. Use when adding, formatting, checking, or auditing any citation or reference list.
humanise-docx-report
Humanise a finished .docx report end to end - strip machine-generated fingerprints from prose, tables, figures and the OOXML container, then apply the user's house style for headings, tables and captions. Use when asked to humanise, de-AI, clean up or restyle a Word report, dissertation, technical results document or similar deliverable, or when a .docx needs its headings and tables brought into house style. Covers what the generic prose humanizer does not: DOCX container metadata, PNG generator tags, table and figure overflow, blank pages from manual page breaks, and rigorous number-preservation checks.
make-pdf
Turn a Markdown report into a clean, branded A4 PDF the president can read or print. Use whenever the user asks for a report/summary/proposal "as a PDF" or "to read properly". Works fully offline on Windows using pandoc + headless Chrome/Edge — no LaTeX or extra installs needed.
bom-builder
Build or update the SumoX-26 bill of materials, weight budget, and power budget from the current design. Use when costing the robot, checking whether it will make weight, or sizing the motor driver and battery before ordering parts.
ring-test
Plan a SumoX-26 ring test session (procedure, pass criteria, safety checklist) or log a completed one with real pass/fail numbers. Use before taking the robot to a ring, or right after a test session.
batch-draft
Draft cold emails to several companies in one session for one person, each individually researched and never templated. Use when a batch of outreach is planned. Respects the five-per-day cap and stops early if research quality drops.
cold-email
Run the full pipeline to produce one ready-to-send internship cold email for one person at one company — research, contact, match, draft, edit, QA. Use whenever an email to a new company is needed. Produces a draft for a human to send; never sends anything.
cv-intake
Parse a CV or resume that has been dropped into a person's cv/ folder and turn it into their profile.md, evidence.md and signature.md. Use when a new CV arrives, when a CV is updated, or when a person's profile still contains TBD placeholders. Run this before any email is drafted for that person.
cv-upgrade
Audit and improve a CV using the vendored Career-Agents reviewer and strategist profiles — ATS parse safety, keyword alignment, impact rewrites, narrative and headline. Produces a prioritised report and a rewritten CV. Use when asked to improve, review, ATS-check or tailor a CV, or after /cv-intake surfaces weaknesses.
find-contact
Find a named human to email at a target company plus a verifiable address, and rate the confidence honestly. Use after a company dossier exists and before any draft is written. Also use when a first contact went nowhere and a different person is being considered.
followup
Draft the single follow-up to an unanswered cold email, or draft the reply to a company that has responded. Use when a follow-up comes due, when a reply arrives, or to see across both trackers what is owed. Enforces the one-follow-up-only rule.
humanize-email
Strip AI writing tells from an email draft and cut it to length while preserving every fact, name, number and link exactly. Use on every draft before QA, and on any email written outside the pipeline — recruiter replies, thank-you notes, interview follow-ups.
log-outreach
Close out a session — reconcile both trackers against the files on disk, update PROJECT_NOTES with the phase and next action, and push anything vault-worthy to the Hermes vault. Run at the end of every working session.
outreach-status
Report where the internship outreach stands for one or both people — what is sent, awaiting reply, due for follow-up, and the literal next action. Use when starting a session cold, or when asked "where are we" or "what's next".
target-research
Research a target company and write a dossier into shared/companies/ — what they actually build, which team an intern would join, recent specific news, and the overlap with the candidate. Use before writing any first-contact email, when deciding whether a company is worth targeting, or when preparing for an interview.
erc-status
Report where ERC-26 stands right now, including current build phase, what's done, what's blocked, days to the Phase 1 deadline, and the literal next action. Use when the user asks "where are we", "what's next", or starts a session cold.
log-session
Update PROJECT_NOTES.md and BUILD_LOG.md at the end of a work session, covering the phase tracker, decisions made, gotchas hit, test results, and the next action. Use when the user says "log this", "update the notes", or wraps up a chunk of work.
score-audit
Compute ERC-26's current expected qualification score against the rubric, identify the cheapest unclaimed point, and recommend what to build next in point order. Use when deciding priorities, when time is short, or before the 2026-09-06 grasp decision.
submission-check
Gate the three ERC-26 Phase 1 deliverables against every stated requirement before the 2026-09-15 submission. Checks the launch contract, package dependencies, clean-container build, the video's six constraints, and the report's six mandated sections. Use in the final week, and before submitting.
trial-run
Plan a scored ERC-26 trial run (procedure, pass criteria, pre-run checklist) or log a completed one with the real point breakdown. Use before running a scored trial, or right after one.
academic-register
How to write MBA capstone prose that reads as distinction-level human academic writing — critical rather than descriptive voice, evidence-led paragraph construction, hedging and claim calibration, British English conventions, and the AI-tell patterns that must be edited out. Use when drafting or revising any prose for the proposal or report, and as the style authority before any submission.
aviation-data-sources
Where to find and how to verify data for the MGT4897 DXB report — Dubai Airports newsroom releases, the DWC expansion page, ICAO and IATA statistics, ACI airport rankings and ASQ, UAE government statistics, and the academic journals that carry airport operations and air transport demand research. Includes the source-quality hierarchy, the data-log protocol, and the rules against fabricated figures. Use when sourcing any number, fact, or journal reference.
business-frameworks
How to apply and cite strategic and entrepreneurial frameworks at MBA distinction level for the MBS4820 Capstone — PESTLE, Porter's Five Forces, SWOT/TOWS, VRIO, Business Model Canvas, Value Proposition Canvas, effectuation, lean startup, and Blue Ocean. Covers which framework answers which question, the primary citation for each, and how to avoid the descriptive-application trap that caps a project at Pass. Use when structuring analysis, choosing a framework, or reviewing whether framework use is critical enough.
consultancy-register
How to write the MGT4897 report so it reads as a professional consultant's report to an airport COO while still meeting academic marking standards — the executive voice, analytical rather than descriptive prose, recommendation structure, claim calibration, British English conventions, table and figure discipline, and the AI-tell patterns that must be edited out. Use when drafting or revising any prose, and as the style authority before submission.
excel-deliverables
Building the MS Excel workbook the MGT4897 brief requires — live-formula forecasting sheets, error-metric comparisons, the associative regression, the weighted factor model, and the capacity gap analysis, plus the charts that go into the report. Covers the Excel functions to use, how to present tables and figures in the report, and why formulas beat pasted values. Use when producing any table or figure for the report.
forecasting-methods
Forecasting theory and computation for the MGT4897 DXB report — moving averages, weighted moving averages, single and trend-adjusted exponential smoothing, least-squares trend, and associative regression; the CFE, MAD, MSE, MAPE and tracking-signal metrics the brief names; how to choose and defend a model; and how to handle the 2020–2022 COVID structural break. Use for task 3 and for any number that feeds the capacity gap analysis.
operations-frameworks
Operations management frameworks for the MGT4897 DXB report — the Weighted Factor Model for location and expansion decisions, capacity planning and gap analysis, capacity cushions and bottleneck logic, and quality management approaches (TQM, Six Sigma, SERVQUAL, lean, service recovery) applied to airport operations. Covers which framework answers which task, the primary citation for each, and how to avoid the descriptive-application trap. Use for tasks 4, 5 and 6.
secondary-data-sources
Where to find and how to verify secondary data for the MBS4820 Capstone — FedEx SEC filings and investor relations, GCC/UAE logistics and e-commerce market data, Statista/Passport/IBISWorld, World Bank LPI, UAE government statistics, and academic databases. Includes the source-quality hierarchy, the data-log protocol, and rules against fabricated figures. Use when researching market size, company financials, competitor data, industry trends, or any quantitative claim.
archive-index
Refresh and use the searchable index of the entire society archive. Use to get a fast overview of everything the society has ever done, or to locate which note/year/term discusses a topic before reading it in detail. Regenerates _converted/ and ARCHIVE_INDEX.md from the raw Box Notes.
event-proposal
Draft an event proposal in the society's official template format. Use when the user wants to propose a workshop, competition, trip, or social — turns an idea into a complete, approval-ready proposal (overview, description, budget with fallback, promotion, approvals, certificates). Matches the archived Event Proposal Template.
new-script
Scaffold a new Unity C# script under unity/Assets/Scripts/ following the project's conventions (SerializeField, headers, no per-frame allocations), and explain exactly which GameObject to attach it to. Use when creating any new MonoBehaviour, ScriptableObject, or utility class.
sumo-status
Report where SumoX-26 stands right now, including current phase, what's done, what's blocked, and the literal next action. Use when the user asks "where are we", "what's next", or starts a session cold.
vr-status
Report where the VR project stands right now — current phase, what's done, what's blocked, and the literal next action. Use when the user asks "where are we", "what's next", or starts a session cold.
meeting-minutes
Create or clean up committee meeting minutes in the society's standard format (Date / Attendees / Agenda / Meeting Notes / Action items / Next Meeting's Agenda). Use when the user wants to prep an agenda before a meeting or write up notes after one, so the record stays consistent with four years of archived minutes.
read-boxnote
Convert Box Notes (.boxnote files) into readable Markdown. Use whenever you need to read, search, or quote the society's meeting notes, calendars, event proposals, or member lists — most of the archive is stored as .boxnote (ProseMirror JSON) which is not human-readable as-is. Also builds a full-text index of the whole archive.
capture
Plan a photogrammetry capture session (shot list, lighting, checklist) or log a completed one into docs/CAPTURE_LOG.md. Use before going to UOWD with the phone, or right after returning with a scan.
Bio shown is the top-scored skill's repo description as a fallback — real GitHub bios land in a future update.