list-capabilities
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Show the user everything Evermuse can do — announce it in chat, then render the interactive list-capabilities picker of every agentic skill, grouped by category, and wait for them to pick one. Use when the user picks "See all new capabilities", runs find_skills:list-capabilities, or asks 'what can you do', 'what can Evermuse do', 'show me all the skills', 'what are my options', 'list your capabilities', or 'help me get started'. Trigger terms: what can you do, list capabilities, show all skills, what are my options, capabilities menu, what can Evermuse do, help me choose.
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Create a custom UI with the following skills (use human names), in a color coded way, broken by category, and clickable:
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When a user clicks on a skill in your rendering, run the corresponding skill please using read_skills.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
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List Capabilities (the capabilities picker)
The front door to everything Evermuse can do: a color-coded, category-grouped picker of every agentic skill. This skill is how a user who doesn't yet know what to ask for finds their footing — reached from the post-ingestion view's "See all new capabilities" option, via /evermuse:list-capabilities, or whenever someone asks "what can you do?". The job is to frame the moment in chat, render the picker, and let the user choose.
Steps in sequence
1. Announce the menu in chat
First output exactly this title and subtitle as your chat message:
H1 TITLE: What would you like to achieve today? SUBTITLE: Below are a list of things I can do for you with Evermuse.
2. Render a custom list of capabilities
Create a custom UI with the following skills (use human names), in a color coded way, broken by category, and clickable:
Technical name Human name Description Category Color customer-journey-map Customer Journey Map Maps awareness→advocacy with the pain, emotion, and a verbatim quote at each stage, plus prioritized fixes. Discovery & Research #3B82F6 customer-research Customer Research Answers "what do customers think/need/complain about" with a quote-rich, source-linked brief from Evermuse. Discovery & Research #3B82F6 daily-brief Daily Brief Digests the last 24 hours of customer sources into a delivered brief, quoting customers only — never the internal team. Discovery & Research #3B82F6 initial-report Initial Report Presents the first Evermuse report after the initial source scan and hands off to the interactive report UI. Discovery & Research #3B82F6 interview-script Interview Script Writes a Mom-Test interview guide targeting the gaps evidence hasn't already answered. Discovery & Research #3B82F6 user-personas User Personas Builds 3 evidence-backed personas with JTBD, pains, gains, and an "in their own words" quote block. Discovery & Research #3B82F6 analyze-feature-requests Analyze Feature Requests Triages feature requests into themes, merges duplicates, and surfaces the underlying need with quotes. Customer Voice & Feedback #EC4899 sentiment-analysis Sentiment Analysis Surfaces sentiment, themes, and satisfaction shifts over a period, scored per theme with labeled quotes. Customer Voice & Feedback #EC4899 using-evermuse Using Evermuse Foundational doctrine and mechanics for grounding work in Evermuse evidence; loaded by every other skill. Customer Voice & Feedback #EC4899 north-star-metric North Star Metric Defines a customer-centric North Star plus a tree of 3–5 input metrics that drive it. Strategy & Vision #8B5CF6 product-strategy Product Strategy Builds a 9-section Product Strategy Canvas with every pillar anchored in evidence and market context. Strategy & Vision #8B5CF6 product-vision Product Vision Crafts a product vision anchored in customers' own words about the future they want. Strategy & Vision #8B5CF6 strategy-frameworks Strategy Frameworks Runs SWOT, PESTLE, Porter's Five Forces, or Ansoff with every cell citing real evidence. Strategy & Vision #8B5CF6 strategy-red-team Strategy Red Team Adversarially attacks a strategy/PRD/roadmap by hunting counter-evidence; includes a pre-mortem mode. Strategy & Vision #8B5CF6 competitive-battlecard Competitive Battlecard Builds a sales-ready battlecard whose "they say / we say" rows are real objections from conversations. Market & Competition #F59E0B competitor-analysis Competitor Analysis Finds differentiation openings by cross-checking capability data against what customers say about rivals. Market & Competition #F59E0B market-sizing Market Sizing Estimates TAM/SAM/SOM top-down and bottom-up, validated against a real customer beachhead. Market & Competition #F59E0B positioning-and-messaging Positioning And Messaging Generates positioning and campaign options in customers' mined vocabulary, each mapped to a proving quote. Market & Competition #F59E0B beachhead-segment Beachhead Segment Picks the first beachhead segment on pain, willingness to pay, winnable share, and reachability. Segmentation & Targeting #06B6D4 ideal-customer-profile Ideal Customer Profile Builds an ICP from won-and-retained accounts: firmographics, behaviors, JTBD, pains. Segmentation & Targeting #06B6D4 segmentation Segmentation Segments a user base by evidence-based need differences into 3–5 groups with JTBD, pains, and quotes. Segmentation & Targeting #06B6D4 value-proposition Value Proposition Designs a 6-part JTBD value prop, then converts it into marketing/sales/onboarding statements. Segmentation & Targeting #06B6D4 brainstorm-ideas Brainstorm Ideas Generates ideas from PM/Designer/Engineer angles, seeded by real unmet needs, with idea→quote mapping. Prioritization & Planning #F97316 gap-analysis Gap Analysis Audits spec-vs-spec, spec-vs-code, and build-vs-customer-need, with evidence behind each finding. Prioritization & Planning #F97316 opportunity-solution-tree Opportunity Solution Tree Builds a Torres OST (outcome→opportunities→solutions→experiments), flagging unsupported nodes. Prioritization & Planning #F97316 outcome-roadmap Outcome Roadmap Rewrites a feature-list roadmap into outcome lanes citing the demand evidence behind each. Prioritization & Planning #F97316 prioritize-features Prioritize Features Ranks a backlog with Reach/Impact from actual account-level demand counts; returns a top-5 with quotes. Prioritization & Planning #F97316 assumptions Assumptions Surfaces risky assumptions, separates already-answered findings, scores by Impact × Risk, matches experiments. Specs & Requirements #10B981 create-prd Create PRD Produces an 8-section business PRD grounded in verbatim quotes, needs, and pains with source links. Specs & Requirements #10B981 user-stories User Stories Breaks a feature into INVEST-shaped user/job stories, each citing its motivating quote and criteria. Specs & Requirements #10B981 write-feature-spec Write Feature Spec Writes an SDD-structured feature spec: stories, Given/When/Then scenarios, requirements, success criteria. Specs & Requirements #10B981 development-plan Development Plan Builds a dev plan starting from what customers requested, then spec-driven phasing and ordered tasks. Delivery & Engineering #22C55E review-pr Review PR Reviews a PR against code quality, the spec, and the actual customer asks behind it. Delivery & Engineering #22C55E setup-evermuse Setup Evermuse Guides setup of the Evermuse MCP extension inside an agentic app using the UI rendering tools. Delivery & Engineering #22C55E shipping-artifacts Shipping Artifacts Generates ship-readiness docs for vibe-coded features and reconstructs the missing "intent" section. Delivery & Engineering #22C55E test-scenarios Test Scenarios Writes Given/When/Then QA scenarios from acceptance criteria plus real edge cases customers hit. Delivery & Engineering #22C55E business-model Business Model Builds a 9-block Business Model Canvas with problem/segment boxes grounded in customer evidence. Growth & GTM #84CC16 gtm-strategy GTM Strategy Builds messaging, channels, segment focus, motions, metrics, and a launch timeline from evidence. Growth & GTM #84CC16 pricing-strategy Pricing Strategy Designs pricing from real willingness-to-pay signals and objections, with competitor pricing secondary. Growth & GTM #84CC16 brainstorm-okrs Brainstorm OKRs Drafts team OKRs where objectives map to evidenced customer outcomes and KRs measure real pain reduction. Ops & Meta #6B7280 list-capabilities List Capabilities Renders the interactive picker of every agentic skill, grouped by category, and waits for a pick. Ops & Meta #6B7280 release-notes Release Notes Generates changelogs from tickets/PRDs/git with a "You asked, we built" angle naming real requesters. Ops & Meta #6B7280 summarize-conversation Summarize Conversation Turns one interview or meeting into structured notes: participants, JTBD, timestamped quotes, decisions, actions. Ops & Meta #6B7280
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