Use this skill when the user needs to set up bookkeeping, track revenue and expenses, prepare for taxes, choose accounting software, understand SaaS revenue recognition, or manage the financial operations of their bootstrapped business. Covers bookkeeping setup, tax preparation, accounting tools, and financial hygiene for solo founders.

Use this skill when the user needs to add AI-powered features to their SaaS product, integrate LLM APIs, build AI assistants, implement RAG, or use AI to differentiate their product. Covers API selection, prompt engineering for product features, cost management, and building AI features that non-technical founders can ship and maintain.

Use this skill when the user wants to make their app look better, says it looks like a template, asks how to achieve Stripe/Linear quality, or says something looks off. Covers visual hierarchy, whitespace, composition, color application, and typography in practice.

Use this skill when the user needs to create a visual brand identity for their product. Generates a comprehensive BRAND-IDENTITY.md file for the project root. Covers colors, typography, spacing, components, accessibility, and responsive design — with no gaps for AI to fill with generic defaults.

Use this skill when the user needs to build a user community, start a Discord or forum, create a community strategy, reduce support load through peer-to-peer help, or use community as a growth channel. Covers community platform selection, launch strategy, engagement tactics, and scaling community without it consuming all your time.

Use this skill when the user needs to collect user feedback, run surveys, set up NPS, prioritize feature requests, close the feedback loop, or turn customer input into product decisions. Covers feedback collection methods, survey design, prioritization frameworks, and building a feedback-driven product culture.

Use this skill when the user needs to build a financial model, calculate unit economics, understand MRR/ARR/churn, or figure out their quit number. Covers SaaS metrics, CAC/LTV, burn rate, cash flow modeling, and making unit economics legible for non-finance founders.

Use this skill when the user doesn't understand a technical term, asks 'what is a [technical concept],' 'what does [term] mean,' seems confused by jargon in another skill, or is encountering developer concepts for the first time. Covers the 50+ technical terms non-technical founders encounter most, explained in plain English with no jargon.

Use this skill when the user needs to design a product-led growth strategy, build viral loops, improve activation metrics, or reduce churn. Covers PLG funnels, activation metrics, viral mechanics, retention strategies, and growth systems.

Use this skill when the user needs to hire a developer, find a technical contractor, vet engineering talent, manage freelancers, write a job brief, decide between hiring and contracting, or bring on their first technical team member. Covers contractor sourcing, vetting, management, and the founder-developer working relationship for non-technical founders.

Use this skill when the user wants to remove AI-generated writing patterns from text, make copy sound more natural and human-written, or edit content that reads like it was written by ChatGPT. Detects and fixes 24 patterns including significance inflation, promotional language, superficial -ing analyses, vague attributions, AI vocabulary words, and more.

Use this skill when the user needs to connect third-party services, set up APIs, add OAuth, configure webhooks, or integrate tools like Slack, Zapier, email providers, or payment processors. Covers API integration patterns, auth flows, webhook handling, and building integrations that non-technical founders can maintain.

Use this skill when the user is new and doesn't know where to start, asks 'what should I do first,' 'what order do I do things in,' 'where do I begin,' 'I have an idea but don't know what's next,' or seems lost among the available skills. Also use when the user asks for a roadmap or overview of the full process from idea to launched product. This is the starting point — it routes users to the right skill for their current stage.

Use this skill when the user needs to form a business entity, choose between LLC and C-Corp, create Terms of Service, write a Privacy Policy, or handle legal compliance. Covers entity selection, legal documents, contracts, and compliance for solo-founded SaaS.

Use this skill when the user needs to set up production monitoring, track app health, configure error alerts, or respond to incidents. Covers error tracking, uptime monitoring, performance metrics, and incident response for SaaS applications.

Use this skill when the user is a domain expert building for their own industry and wants to leverage their professional expertise as a competitive advantage. Also use when the user mentions 'I'm a [profession] building for [same profession],' 'I know my industry,' 'I have connections in my field,' 'how do I reach other [professionals],' or 'industry-specific marketing.' Covers using professional networks for sales, authority content, industry distribution channels, and positioning 'built by a practitioner' as a moat.

Use this skill when the user needs to set pricing, design pricing tiers, choose value metrics, build a pricing page, or test price changes. Also use when the user mentions 'how much should I charge,' 'freemium vs free trial,' 'pricing page,' or 'monetization.' Covers pricing psychology, tier design, anchoring, self-selection mechanisms, and monetization strategy for SaaS.

Use this skill when the user needs to prioritize features, define an MVP, create a roadmap, or decide what to build next. Also use when the user asks 'what should I build first,' 'is this feature worth building,' 'how do I decide between X and Y,' or 'feature prioritization.' Covers RICE prioritization, hypothesis testing, MVP definition, and ruthless feature prioritization for early-stage SaaS.

Use this skill when the user needs to reduce churn, improve retention, understand why customers leave, build win-back campaigns, increase customer lifetime value, or create stickiness in their product. Covers churn analysis, at-risk identification, retention tactics, win-back sequences, and expansion revenue for bootstrapped SaaS.

Use this skill when the user needs to secure their SaaS app, implement authentication, protect user data, secure APIs, or check for vulnerabilities. Covers OWASP Top 10, auth best practices, data protection, and security checklists for apps built with AI tools.