romain-nicod

ereader-reencode

Re-encode illustrated books (PDF or EPUB) so an E Ink reader turns pages without stalling — targets the PocketBook Era Color and the Vivlio InkPad Color 3. Use when the user shares children's books, comics, manga, illustrated documentaries or albums and mentions a liseuse, e-reader, PocketBook, Vivlio, Era Color, InkPad, Kaleido, or complains that pages are slow to load, that a book "rame", "met du temps à charger", "ne s'affiche pas en entier", or asks to "réencoder", "optimiser", "alléger" or "convertir" books for a reader. Also use before copying a new batch of books onto a device.

ereader-reencode

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action-tracker

Scan a conversation and everything produced inside it, then consolidate into one markdown table every action the user has committed to: what, who asked, by when, how much it matters, and where it was said. Nothing is inferred, and missing fields are flagged rather than guessed. Use when the user says 'my actions', 'what did I commit to', 'extract my actions', 'my todo from this chat', or asks to gather what they owe from a discussion and its deliverables.

backlog-scanner

Scan transcripts, meeting notes, chats, or any input for backlog item opportunities, and produce a structured markdown file of candidates with user stories, acceptance criteria and routing for everything screened out. Use when the user says 'backlog scan', 'scan for backlog', 'backlog items', 'find backlog opportunities', 'extract backlog', or provides a transcript or document and asks to identify actionable items for a product backlog.

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meeting-minutes

Turn a meeting transcript into minutes people act on: decisions separated from the actions that execute them, risks separated from the assumptions the room has settled on, backlog candidates held to an admission test, and a sensitive-content filter run before anything is drafted. Includes a verification pass against the transcript that catches invented product names. Use when the user says 'minutes', 'meeting minutes', 'write up this meeting', 'weekly', or provides a transcript (.vtt, .docx, .odt, .txt) and asks for a write-up.

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product-idea-audit

Stress-test a product idea against the real market, then expand it. Runs a product pass (is there a problem, who pays, who already owns the field, what is genuinely free, what kills this) and a creative pass (flip the object, the user, the payer, the trigger; 10x version; lateral pivots). Use when someone brings a product idea, a feature concept, a startup pitch, a business case, or a shortlist of ideas to compare, and wants to know whether it holds up and where else it could go. Trigger on "is this a good idea", "evaluate this concept", "should we build this", "poke holes in this", "expand on this idea", "what else could this be", "market check", "competitive reality check", or when comparing several ideas before committing.

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weekly-watch

Produce a weekly market-watch briefing as a PDF: harvest a topic across official sources, keep only what moves a market position, verify every item against a primary source with a confirmed date, and write each entry so it says what it changes for the reader's roadmap. Use when the user asks for a weekly watch, a market briefing, a competitive digest, a "what happened this week in X" recap, or asks to run their standing watch.

methode-projet

Le cycle complet d'un projet de Romain, de l'initialisation à la livraison — les phases, les LIVRABLES à produire à chacune et qui les valide (PRD, wireframe, prototype, design system, schéma de base de données, diagramme d'architecture, specs, code commenté), le stack et les gems par défaut, et la règle de MISE À JOUR des documents vivants. À déclencher au démarrage d'un projet, à chaque changement de structure de données ou d'architecture, avant de produire un livrable de conception, et dès qu'il demande « où on en est » ou « qu'est-ce qu'il me reste à valider ». Complète `project-kickoff` (créer le dépôt) et `methode-livraison` (écrire le code).

project-kickoff

Start a project from the kickoff template — create the repository, fill the method documents, write the specification in the parsed format, and generate the issues, epics, milestones and board. Use when the user is starting a new project, says "kick off", "new project", "set up the repo", "bootstrap", or asks to turn a product brief or specification into GitHub issues and a board.