@liamchen
Published Skills
linkedin-resume-to-google-doc
Turn a LinkedIn profile PDF export into a finished resume that exactly matches a Google Doc resume template the user supplies. Use this whenever someone wants their resume rebuilt, reformatted, or refreshed from LinkedIn — including "make my resume look like this template", "here's my LinkedIn PDF and a Google Doc format, fill it in", "convert my LinkedIn profile into a resume", "reformat my resume into this layout", or when they hand over a LinkedIn export and a template doc together. Also use when they only have one of the two and want to start the process.
vercel-doctor
Find ways to cut your Vercel bill. Run after making changes to catch cost-heavy patterns early in Next.js projects.
status-reporting
Turn raw notes, ticket/task data, metrics, and standup updates into polished, consistent status reports and executive summaries in a reusable house format. Use this skill whenever the user wants to write, draft, generate, or clean up a weekly status report, team/project update, exec or leadership summary, stakeholder update, or "what I did this week / where things stand" report — or asks to define a house format for reports, make last week's format consistent, or summarize progress for leadership. Trigger even when the user just pastes messy notes, a task export, or last week's report and says "turn this into an update," and even if they don't use the exact word "status report.
insurance-ops
First-pass support for core insurance operations — claims intake / FNOL triage, underwriting submission checklists and risk screening, and side-by-side policy comparison. Use this skill whenever the user uploads or pastes a first notice of loss, claim file, loss run, underwriting submission/application, quote, or one or more policies/dec pages and asks to triage a claim, screen or check an underwriting submission, assess a risk, compare policies or quotes, find coverage gaps, or spot red flags — even if they don't use the exact insurance term. Also use for questions like "is this claim ready to assign?", "does this submission fit our appetite?", or "which of these quotes has better coverage?