Get grilled on your plan
It keeps questioning your plan until every gap is filled.
Good for: People with a plan they'd like poked at first

SKILLS
Skills hand-picked by Xiaoming. Each one says what it does and who it's for, with examples you can copy.
It's a how-to manual for AI. Once it's installed, say something like “Grill me on this plan: I'm taking my parents on a road trip over the long weekend,” and it follows the manual, asking round after round until you've got it all figured out. No step-by-step coaching needed.
Where it works: AI tools on your computer that can read and write files, like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Trae and Tongyi Lingma, plus Claude App. Chat apps like ChatGPT on the web, DeepSeek, Kimi, Doubao, Yuanbao can't install them yet.
Which AI tool do you use?
Pick one, and the steps below plus every Skill's install command will switch to match. We'll remember it on this device.
Useful even if you don't code. You'll feel the difference right away.
It keeps questioning your plan until every gap is filled.
Good for: People with a plan they'd like poked at first
When you want to really understand something, it first asks why you're learning, then walks you through practice lesson by lesson.
Good for: People who want to learn something new properly
Quick, normal and refined modes, so even long articles come out reading like well-written prose.
Good for: People who often read articles in other languages, or need to translate their own writing
Give it a link and it pulls out the main text as clean Markdown, minus the ads and menus.
Good for: People who often have AI read web pages or look things up
Merging, splitting, pulling out tables, adding watermarks: just ask in one sentence.
Good for: People who deal with PDF files a lot
Cleans up messy spreadsheets, adds formulas and builds new sheets, with formulas that don't throw errors.
Good for: People who work with spreadsheets and budgets a lot
Give it a YouTube link and it downloads the subtitles and thumbnail, and can split them into chapters.
Good for: People who learn from YouTube and want a written transcript
When all you have is a pile of loose ideas, it works through them with you, paragraph by paragraph, until they're an article.
Good for: People who want to write something long but have messy notes
Turns text into a set of styled slide images, starting with an outline before making the pictures.
Good for: People who want to turn an article into slides to share
Describe it in a sentence and get a hand-drawn-style diagram you can keep editing in Excalidraw.
Good for: People who want flowcharts or mind maps without dragging boxes around
Splits a post into 1 to 10 cartoon-style image cards, made for Xiaohongshu (RED).
Good for: People who post picture-and-text content on Xiaohongshu (RED) or WeChat
When you want to make something new, it asks one question at a time to help you figure out what you want.
Good for: People with an idea that isn't fully formed yet
When a chat gets too long and you need a fresh one, it boils everything down into a handoff note.
Gives the web pages AI builds a style of their own, instead of the same old template look.
Turns the way you usually do something into a Skill, and can run tests to see how well it works.
When an error shows up, it finds the root cause before fixing anything, instead of guessing and hoping.
When you don't know how to write it yet, it keeps asking you questions and saves the good lines to a file.
Make a new PowerPoint deck, edit an existing .pptx, or just pull the text out of one.
Make Word documents with a table of contents and page numbers, or edit an existing .docx.
Edits your copy with a seven-pass check and picks out phrasing that screams "AI wrote this."
Writes a short design philosophy first, then draws a PNG or PDF poster to match it.
Builds multi-component pages with React and shadcn/ui, then bundles them into a single HTML file.
Writes notes the Obsidian way, with wikilinks, embeds, callouts and properties all done right.
Makes generative art with p5.js, with sliders to tweak settings and random seeds to swap.
It helps you get all the background out first, polishes it section by section, then has a fresh reader test it.
Makes small animated GIFs with the right size and file weight to use as chat emoji.
Hand it a complex question and it gathers material from across the web into a report with citations.
After AI gives advice or an estimate, it adds a few questions worth checking at the end.
When you see a suspicious photo online, it checks the source first, then the details, before jumping to conclusions.
Converts Markdown into themed HTML you can paste into a WeChat Official Account post.
Flowcharts, structure diagrams, mind maps and timelines, all drawn as dark-themed SVGs.
Saves web pages as Markdown, with special handling for posts on X and YouTube.
Compresses images to WebP or PNG, and can handle a whole folder at once.
When a page 404s or has been changed, it looks through web archives for how it used to be.
Makes cover images for articles, in 2.35:1, 16:9 or 1:1.
Analyzes your content, suggests a layout and art style, and turns it into one information-packed image.
Turns an idea or someone's life story into a comic, designing the characters first and then each page.