Offer Builder. Writes the offer they can say yes to. One page: the problem in their own numbers, what they get, the price, the date it ships, and the way out, with the plain statement that it isn't finished yet. A lint refuses an offer that leaves any of that out or that leans on fake urgency, made-up proof and promises nobody can keep. Every offer waits for your yes. Use when the user says "write the offer", "make them an offer", "offer page", "proposal", "one-pager", "what do I send them", "they asked for details", or "founding customer offer".
Pre-Sale. Gets customers to pay up front, and uses what they ask for to build the exact product. Sets honest terms (it isn't finished, the date it ships, how they get their money back), checks them, prepares a Stripe Payment Link in your own account for one buyer, logs real payments, and tells you when enough companies have paid to call it validated. Then it holds you to the date: it flags every promise coming due and writes the delay notice with the refund offer. Use when the user says "pre-sell", "pre-sale", "get them to pay up front", "take a deposit", "charge before I build", "send a payment link", "validate with money", "who has paid", "am I validated", or "they said yes".
Pricing. Sets the price from what they pay today. Takes the money already leaving their account for this problem, works out the year, and gives three prices with what each one leaves them, or checks a price you already have in mind, with the working shown so it can be argued with. Then puts the chosen price on the deal. Use when the user says "what should I charge", "pricing", "how much is this worth", "set the price", "founding price", "am I charging too little", or before writing an offer.
Requirements. Turns what paying customers asked for into the build list. Captures each ask in their own words with the feature it becomes, merges the same feature across customers, and ranks the list by how much paid money is behind each line, so you build exactly what was paid for and nothing else. Asks from people who haven't paid wait on a separate list. Logs each customer confirming the list, and marks features done. Use when the user says "what should I build", "requirements", "build list", "they asked for", "what did they want", "scope", "spec", "feature requests", or right after a customer pays.
Whale Hunter. Finds the decision makers and pitches them. Looks up who signs the check, who owns the budget and who feels the pain at a company you want as a customer, using public business sources only, then writes a short pitch to the right person: what they pay today, the demo, and one small ask. Every email waits for your yes and goes out from your own account, with the legal footer and a plain way to opt out. Use when the user says "who decides at X", "find the decision maker", "find the CFO", "pitch them", "write the pitch", "cold email the buyer", "go after this company", or "hunt whales".
Price Alerts. Rings when a price target, a stop or the opening bell hits: above / below / stop rules, percent moves from the previous close, and the NYSE opening bell, each ringing once so you are not spammed. Knows NYSE hours with the 2026 and 2027 holidays and 1:00 p.m. early closes, fetches free delayed quotes (Yahoo chart JSON, Stooq CSV) one ticker at a time, and writes trader/prices.json for the other skills. Use when the user says "alert me when", "tell me if AAPL hits", "set a stop", "price target", "watch my stocks", "is the market open", "when does the market open", "get me prices", or to refresh prices before sizing, risk or tax.
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The Earnings Analyst. Reads a company's reported numbers straight from SEC EDGAR (XBRL company facts from its 10-Qs and 10-Ks, plus the latest earnings 8-K and its press release) and sums up what changed: revenue, gross, operating and net margins, net income and diluted EPS, quarter by quarter, each against the same quarter a year earlier, with the trailing twelve months. Writes a metrics file the screener reads. Use when the user says "how did Apple's earnings look", "analyze the earnings", "what changed this quarter", "is revenue growing", "check the 10-Q", "compare margins", or "run the analyst on my holdings".
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Order Executor. Places APPROVED orders through your brokerage connector, one at a time, and never without your explicit yes. Shows each order as a plain ticket plus the exact JSON for Alpaca's place_stock_order, records your yes word for word, then Claude's own Allow once / Deny card asks again. Covers setting up Alpaca's official MCP server in Claude Desktop (paper trading by default, keys in env vars, never in chat), the Interactive Brokers connector (orders go to your IBKR account for your approval), and setting order tools to "Needs approval". Use when the user says "place the orders", "buy it", "execute", "send it to my broker", "connect Alpaca", "connect Interactive Brokers", "set up paper trading", or after /trader-risk passes.
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Budget Manager. Sizes every position to your budget before anything is bought: keeps a cash buffer, caps any one stock (the excess is shared out to the others), drops slices under your minimum order, rounds so every dollar is used, supports fractional or whole shares, and writes the proposed buy orders to trader/orders.json in the exact shape of Alpaca's place_stock_order (notional as a string). Nothing is placed. Use when the user says "I have $5,000", "size my trades", "how much of each should I buy", "manage my budget", "split my money", "keep 10% in cash", "no stock over 25%", "set my rules", or after /trader-copycat writes targets.
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The Reverse Engineer. Reads a famous investor's public SEC filings (the quarterly 13F-HR, plus Form 4 if you want the insider trades) and rebuilds their portfolio as weights you can copy: every position, its share of the fund, what they bought, added, trimmed and sold since the last quarter, with tickers matched to every CUSIP. Then it writes trader/targets.json so the budget skill can size it to your money. Use when the user says "copy Buffett", "copy Berkshire", "what does Ackman own", "reverse engineer this investor", "show me their 13F", "what did they buy last quarter", "copy the top 5", or names any fund or famous investor.
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The News Monitor. Watches breaking market news and SEC filings for the stocks you hold (or are about to copy): Yahoo Finance headlines per ticker and each company's 8-K filings on SEC EDGAR (earnings, CEO changes, deals, restatements, bankruptcy). Shows only what is new since the last check, newest first, flags what touches your positions and why it matters, and never repeats an item. Use when the user says "any news on my stocks", "what's happening with Apple", "monitor the news", "watch my portfolio", "did anything break", "check the 8-Ks", or "morning briefing".
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The Pelosi Tracker. Watches the stock trades members of Congress must disclose under the STOCK Act: reads the House Clerk's public Periodic Transaction Reports (PTRs) as soon as they are posted, alerts once per new filing, and turns each PDF into clean rows (who, owner, stock, ticker, buy or sell, options strike and expiry, trade date, amount range, how many days it took to disclose). Flags trades in stocks you hold. Senate reports are covered by a documented manual route. Use when the user says "what is Pelosi buying", "track Nancy Pelosi", "Congress trades", "politician stock trades", "did any congressman buy X", "alert me when Pelosi files", or "run the Pelosi skill".
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Rebalancer. Brings the portfolio back to its target weights when it drifts: values every holding at current prices, works out each stock's drift from its target in percentage points, trades only the stocks outside a band (default 5 points), keeps the cash buffer and the per-stock cap, skips tiny trades, lists sells before buys, and writes the trades to trader/orders.json as proposals. Use when the user says "rebalance", "my portfolio drifted", "bring it back to the targets", "I added money", "the new 13F changed the weights", "am I overweight", or on a schedule (monthly or quarterly) after /trader-copycat updates the targets.
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Risk Manager. Checks every proposed order against your limits before it can reach the broker and blocks anything over them: blocked tickers, max order size, minimum order, max position percent after the fill, the cash buffer, margin, short sales, options and crypto (off unless allowed), malformed orders, duplicates and a daily order limit. Prints PASS or BLOCK with the reason for each order and records the verdicts so trader-broker only shows an order that passed. Use when the user says "check my orders", "is this safe", "risk check", "does this break my rules", "can I place this", or before /trader-broker, always.
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The Stock Screener. Checks a list of companies against the user's own rules (revenue growth, margins, EPS, P/E, earnings yield, sector, anything in the metrics file), says exactly which rule each company passes or fails and by how much, and ranks the ones that pass into a shortlist. Reads the metrics /trader-analyst writes from SEC filings, or any CSV. Use when the user says "screen for stocks", "find me companies that", "filter my watchlist", "which of these pass my rules", "shortlist candidates", "rank these stocks", or "growing companies under 30 times earnings".
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Tax Optimizer. Tracks cost-basis lots for every position (FIFO, highest cost first, or specific lots), shows unrealized gains and losses by lot with short or long term, works out what a sale would realize before you sell, finds tax-loss harvesting candidates over a loss threshold, checks the wash sale rule (30 days before and after, GOOG and GOOGL as one family), and writes harvest sells only as proposals. Not tax advice. Use when the user says "what are my gains", "cost basis", "tax lots", "tax-loss harvest", "what would selling cost me in tax", "short or long term", "wash sale", or before selling anything.
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The Application Assistant. Fills the user's job applications from their own saved answers and leaves every one as a draft for them to review and submit: maps each form question to hunter/profile.json (name, links, work authorization, sponsorship, start date, relocation and more), flags what only the user can answer (salary, voluntary self-identification, anything not in the profile), runs a per-application checklist (tailored resume, cover letter, research, warm intro), fills the form in the user's browser with Claude in Chrome and stops before Submit. Use when the user says "apply to this job", "fill out the application", "fill the Greenhouse form", "prep my application", "what's left before I apply", or "save it as a draft".
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The Connector. Finds the hiring manager for a role (from the posting, the team page and a LinkedIn search the user runs), researches them from public professional information only, works out their likely work email with a confidence, drafts a personalized email and a LinkedIn note, and keeps the conversation going with polite, rule-bound follow-ups until a coffee chat is booked on the user's calendar. Nothing goes out without the user's yes for that exact message, every message is sent from the user's own accounts, and the stop rules end a thread at the first no. Use when the user says "find the hiring manager", "reach out to the team", "get me a warm intro", "email the manager", "set up a coffee chat", "who is hiring for this role", or "follow up with Maya".
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Cover Letter Writer. Writes a specific cover letter for every application: addressed to the hiring manager or the team, opening with something real about the company or the team from the research brief, one paragraph of proof from the tailored resume (a result with a number), why this team, and a clear ask, in 150 to 400 words. Then checks it with cover.py: company, role and team named, at least one concrete proof point, no banned cliches, no leftover placeholders, no other company's name pasted in, every number traceable to the resume, reading level. Use when the user says "write a cover letter", "cover letter for Google", "do I need a cover letter", "make this letter better", "check my cover letter", or after /hunter-resume.
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Follow-up Manager. Sends polite follow-ups so no thread goes cold, and stops before anyone feels chased. Every morning it reads hunter/pipeline.json and lists what is due today: follow-ups on unanswered outreach, replies waiting on you, drafts waiting for your yes, applications with no news after 10 days, thank-you notes after interviews and coffee chats, and anyone the stop rules have closed (first "no", 2 follow-ups, 21 days of silence, a stop request honoured forever). Drafts each message from a polite template; you approve, it goes out from your account, and it is logged. Use when the user says "follow up", "who do I need to follow up with", "nudge", "they haven't replied", "check on my application", "thank-you note", or every morning.
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Plain text files in a repository that tell a coding agent how the project works: commands to run, conventions to follow and things to avoid. CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, cursor rules and skills are the common kinds.
CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md?
CLAUDE.md is read by Claude Code. AGENTS.md is an open format that Codex, Cursor and other agents read. Many projects keep one and point the other at it.
What is a skill?
A folder with a SKILL.md that describes one capability, such as filling PDFs or reviewing code. The agent loads it only when the task calls for it.
Can I search my own team's files too?
Your agents already can, over MCP, limited to the files you're allowed to read. Searching them from this page is coming.
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