GOD

Automate a small repetitive computer task.

Run ordinary shop work and customer service.

Draw or sketch a quiet observation.

Turn SOPs, URLs, or stated intent into an installed skill package. Use when the user asks to generate a skill from a document, link, or workflow. Follow SKILL.md, reference/sop-structure-pipeline.md, and reference/generator-worker-spec.md; finish by promoting the draft into the runtime skills directory (see reference/operator-playbook.md) in the same turn.

Trigger `skvm jit-optimize` with post-task evidence so it generates a reviewable optimization proposal for a skill. Use after finishing a task that was driven by any skill (not just SkVM-compiled ones) when the outcome was a failure, was partial, or the skill's instructions clearly caused confusion or an unnecessary detour. Clean successful runs usually do not need an optimization pass. For general skvm usage (profile/aot-compile/bench/proposals), use the sibling `skvm-general` skill instead.

Connect two people who may help each other.

Reply to a recent direct or group message without inventing unrelated movement.

Run a market stall and handle daily stall tasks.

Share a story from the local past.

Creates, converts, or modifies Teamskills — the multi-role extension of the Skills standard (specialized roles + workflow + bind constraints). Use when the user wants to author a multi-role agent team, convert a single-agent skill into one, or refactor an existing team. Do NOT use for single-agent Skills — use create-skill instead.

Inspect and repair a practical tool or device.

Source vegetables and practical food supplies.

Give clear feedback on a piece of writing.

Write something by hand with care and attention.

Communicate with youth in a patient supportive way.