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Found 3 Skills
Help users manage their time and tasks more effectively. Use when someone is overwhelmed with work, struggling with focus, trying to balance multiple responsibilities, or asking how to get more done.
Help users identify the three most important priorities at the current stage through adaptive context acquisition, evidence gathering, building a revisable user model, and making strategic judgments. It applies to users who ask "what are the three most important things" or "what should I do first", need to sort out life or career priorities, hesitate between multiple goals, consider priorities related to freedom, income, personal business, content creation or entrepreneurship, or expect the model to provide suggestions after continuously understanding them; it is not suitable for simple to-do sorting or project planning with already determined goals.
This skill is activated when users are faced with multiple intertwined problems, unable to determine priorities, and trapped in decision paralysis where "everything seems important". Typical trigger signals: Stagnant company growth with multiple departments reporting issues simultaneously, limited resources but unlimited demands, and teams arguing endlessly about direction without focus. Scenarios where it should not be invoked: The problem is clear and single, only execution is needed rather than analysis, or the user requires tool operations rather than strategic judgment. Difference from the "Concentrate Superior Forces" skill: This skill solves the problem of "seeing the full picture of the issue and identifying bottlenecks", while the latter solves "how to concentrate resources to break through after clarifying the situation".