// the tools · ryan’s agent skills · hand-built
Skills to make your own.
The skills I use every day to research, design, think, and ship. Drop them into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or your AI agent of choice. Take whatever seems useful and make it better.
npx skills add hurleywgly/skills --allor grab any single one below
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Hunt down real user voice.
Agents search through simulated personas, pulling verbatim quotes, pain points, and product insight from many angles.
Start a knowledge base.
A self-grading, multi-persona loop gives you confidence you're learning from grounded sources — even on foreign topics.
Most AI research sends a single agent to do a few searches and returns a composite, with no way to tell signal from noise. Research approaches a task from many directions at once and gives agents the tools to actually finish.
When I'm shaping a product launch, I research the things I don't understand between concept and launch — an easy way to add high-quality context to your agentic systems.
npx skills add hurleywgly/skills --skill researchSpin up a custom expert.
Point it at a domain or codebase; it builds a layered prompt plus knowledge files for Claude, ChatGPT, NotebookLM, Gemini, or a subagent.
Interview your way to depth.
Say “interview me” and it asks sharp questions to harvest your edge cases, tradeoffs, and scope before writing a single file.
We all wish we had a pocket expert for our work or hobbies. Most people settle for a generic assistant. Projector turns any topic into a portable, reusable expert you can hand to any major AI platform.
When I start a new project, I find the experts in that field, learn what they know, then let projector assemble a package of files I can load into any AI tool I work in.
npx skills add hurleywgly/skills --skill projectorGet a first move, not a data dump.
Your agent pulls calendar, inbox, messages, and KPIs into one tight brief that names the single most important action and the evidence behind it.
Wire it to your own sources.
Point it at calendar, email, Slack, Stripe, analytics, even notes files — it shows only the signals that could change what you do today.
A single, reliable, synthesized source of the daily updates you care about keeps you focused and gives peace of mind — meeting you where you want to be met.
I have a standing job that runs it first thing every morning, so I know what to do and what's changed before I open my laptop.
npx skills add hurleywgly/skills --skill daily-brief