Cino Toolkit

cino-automation-opportunity-audit

Diagnose a real business workflow before a concrete automation solution, plan, or specification exists, and decide what should or should not be automated. Use for current-state workflow mapping, bottleneck diagnosis, automation-opportunity ranking, conservative business-case analysis, and smallest safe pilot definition from raw operational evidence. Prefer existing product features, process fixes, or human handling when they dominate custom automation. If a concrete automation plan, specification, vendor choice, claim, or implementation proposal already exists and the user wants it reviewed or challenged, use cino-critical-review instead. Do not use for open-ended interview mode, website/UI audits, prose rewriting, teaching, video extraction, or implementation/deployment.

cino-critical-review

Stress-test plans, product decisions, opportunities, claims, specifications, AI outputs, and implementation proposals. Use when the user asks for a critical review, challenge, audit, second opinion, evidence check, risk assessment, prioritization, or go/no-go verdict. Do not use for ordinary drafting, simple factual questions, or as a permanently contrarian assistant personality.

cino-product-design-review

Perform read-only, evidence-backed product-design and frontend UX audits of websites and web applications. Use when the user asks to inspect visual quality, hierarchy, typography, spacing, responsiveness, accessibility, interaction states, design consistency, or whether an interface looks generic or AI-made. Produce P0/P1/P2 findings tied to exact routes, states, widths, components, evidence, fixes, and verification. This skill audits and specifies repairs; it does not itself authorize product or code changes.

cino-video-intelligence

Inspect uploaded or legitimately accessible videos, Instagram Reels, TikToks, YouTube clips, webinars, screen recordings, and training footage in depth. Use when the user asks to watch, transcribe, understand, document, fact-check, compare, or extract reusable knowledge from video. Build a time-coded evidence set from audio, speech, representative frames, on-screen text, captions, source metadata, and accessible comments; separate what the footage demonstrates from what a creator claims; classify practical relevance and propose controlled knowledge-base updates when requested. Never claim to have watched inaccessible media or bypass platform access controls.

grill-me

Interview the user relentlessly about a plan or design until reaching shared understanding and resolving each branch of the decision tree. Use when the user asks to be grilled, challenged, stress-tested, have holes poked in a plan, or be walked through design choices before code or documentation is produced. Do not use when the design is settled and the user only wants execution or a finished artifact.

teach-programming-step-by-step

Teach programming and software-development topics in a beginner-friendly, step-by-step style using plain language, clear definitions, mental models, small practical examples, comprehension checks, misconception correction, and short quizzes. Use for coding lessons, guided implementation, code walkthroughs, debugging lessons, architecture or database teaching, Git and tooling instruction, and when the user asks to learn, understand, practise, revise, be tested on, or be walked through a programming topic.

tmc-ui-master

Audit, plan, implement, repair, refactor, and verify all frontend UI and UX work for The Moving Chain. Use for TMC visual quality, page redesigns, interaction simplification, responsive layouts, accessibility, design-system consistency, scoped frontend code hygiene, asynchronous and session recovery, frontend privacy and runtime checks, motion, loading or error states, rendered-browser testing, visual regressions, UI handoffs, and determining what UI work remains. Supports read-only audits and explicitly authorised implementation while protecting pricing, Quote, Instruction, Case, authentication, tenancy, and other business logic.

unslop

Edit or rewrite prose to reduce generic AI-writing patterns and make the language sound more natural and specific. Use when the user asks to humanize, naturalize, de-slop, polish, rewrite, or remove AI-sounding language. Do not apply automatically to unrelated factual, analytical, coding, or tool-use tasks.