Wang-Cankun
UserIndex of my agent skills — each skill lives in its own repo
Categories
Indexed Skills (23)
ck-skill-creator
Create, revise, and evaluate reusable agent skills. Use for skill authoring, unreliable skill behavior, version comparisons, or trigger tuning; use a skill manager for installation and retirement.
travel-dossier
从旅行社行程 PDF + 机票酒店票据生成 A5 手机优先的自足旅行手册(瑞士极简 HTML→PDF)。手动调用:/travel-dossier <行程资料目录>
confer
Consult GPT Pro by default, or a chosen Claude, Codex, or Pi model, and keep the dialogue resumable. Use for a second opinion from another model, named model consultations (including Gemini or GLM), multi-round peer reviews, or resuming an earlier consultation.
repo-wayfinder
Design or repair a repository’s documentation structure, ownership, and navigation. Use when establishing documentation conventions or resolving scattered, stale, or conflicting guidance, not for routine edits to an individual document.
skill-release
Release and sync skills in the cankun-skills collection. Use when the user wants to publish or release a skill, add a new skill to the index, sync or fix a drifted skills README or the cankun.me skills page, run publish-hygiene checks, or promote a skill to its own flagship repo (or fold one back).
art-photo-quiet-light
Create, plan, direct, critique, generate, or edit slow-travel and lifestyle photography using the visual language associated with Italian photographer Roberta Mazzone (@_lagiuditta): architectural composition, natural light, warm restraint, lived-in detail, and quiet cinematic narrative. Use when the user names Roberta Mazzone or @_lagiuditta, asks for this photographic direction, or requests an adjacent Mediterranean travel, boutique-hotel, architectural, lifestyle, portrait, food, or still-life image treatment.
art-poster-mondo
Research, art-direct, create, and critique original alternate movie, television, game, and pop-culture posters using the curatorial and screen-print production principles associated with Mondo: deep source knowledge, a fresh conceptual hook, artist-to-property fit, integrated typography, collectible-object craft, variants, and rigorous review. Use when a user mentions Mondo, Mondo式/Mondo风格海报, alternative movie posters, collectible screenprints, licensed pop-culture key art, or wants a poster brief, concept routes, generation prompt, critique, or print plan in this tradition.
meeting-audio-report
Transcribe a meeting recording and write a report from it. Use when the user has an audio or video file of a meeting, webinar, seminar, or Q&A session — .m4a/.mp3/.wav/.mp4/.mov — and wants a transcript, meeting notes, minutes, or a written report; also on 转录, 会议纪要, 会议记录, 会议报告, transcribe this, write up this meeting.
deposition
Develop shared understanding through investigation and dialogue. Use when shaping an unclear task, stress-testing a plan, or examining a result that misses its purpose. Routine execution with settled intent does not need this workflow.
ck-architect
Design interfaces, data contracts, and module boundaries before implementation. Use when designing a substantial feature, refactor, or analysis workflow whose structure needs comparison before coding; continue into implementation when the user has requested it.
ck-arena
Generate independent candidates for the same task, compare them against explicit criteria, and synthesize a verified result. Use when the user asks to arena a task, explore competing designs, or compare multiple attempts before choosing an artifact.
ck-how
Explain how code, a system, or an analysis workflow operates by tracing its implementation. Use for runtime or data flow walkthroughs, subsystem onboarding, and placement or ownership questions. Use ck-why for historical rationale.
ck-prototype
Build disposable prototypes or small experiments to settle a design or behavioral question through observation. Use when the user asks to prototype, mock up, try competing approaches, or compare layouts, interactions, methods, or workflow behavior before implementation.
ck-teach
Explain a body of code, a system, or an analysis workflow plainly by combining ck-how's implementation tracing with ck-why's investigation of rationale. Use when the user asks to learn or understand a change, subsystem, or workflow.
ck-verify-create
Establish a repeatable project verification method from real user paths, reusing existing checks and creating a skill only for a useful gap. Use when verification knowledge is missing or hard to reuse for an app, CLI, library, service, or analysis workflow.
ck-verify-maintain
Maintain a project's verification skill, harness, and feature map after a concrete change, or audit the full map against source and live behavior. Use when verification recipes drift or need a coverage audit.
ck-why
Investigate the historical rationale behind code, a design, or an analysis choice using source history and relevant records. Use for why a choice was made, rejected alternatives, defensive code, and the origin of thresholds or methods. Use ck-how for mechanics.
ck-impact
Trace what a proposed or implemented change could break beyond its immediate callers, and test the assumptions its safety depends on. Use for impact analysis, compatibility questions, or a small-looking change with uncertain downstream effects.
ck-reflect
Reflect on completed work or recurring friction to identify evidence-backed lessons and their smallest useful repair. Use for session retrospectives, learning from user corrections, or improving a workflow from observed failures and successes.
ck-work
Coordinate a task through CK Stack when the user asks to use the stack without choosing a method, or to resume a CK Stack task. Recover its goal, settled decisions, and evidence; select the next useful skill and carry authorized work through verification. Direct requests for a specific skill can use it without this entry point.
cankun-blog-preview
Generate and integrate exactly one article preview image for cankun-blog by inferring one visual metaphor from a target MDX post, maintaining the Franklin Booth-inspired neutral-white series, updating the prompt manifest, creating the 2000×800 PNG original, running the repository optimizer for the 1400×560 WebP, wiring bilingual alt text and the full-resolution link, validating, and optionally publishing. Use when the user asks to add, make, generate, refresh, replace, or remake a preview, hero, or cover image for one existing or newly added cankun-blog article.
known-unknowns
Explore blind spots when a judgment is hard to express, familiar knowledge may illuminate the situation, or unfamiliar possibilities deserve investigation. Use for sustained discovery, not routine clarification or a direct factual answer.
known-unknowns
Orient a multi-turn “help me think this through” deliberation with a Rumsfeld matrix. Use when the user owns an open decision or judgment and wants a thinking partner — articulating a tacit judgment, surfacing an unrecognized assumption or pattern, or touring options around the choice they are weighing. A question seeking a direct answer (factual lookup, how-to, debugging) gets the answer, not this skill.
Bio shown is the top-scored skill's repo description as a fallback — real GitHub bios land in a future update.