iBerry420

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@iberry420

Age 35 (birthdate is private)

BIO

Site founder. Enlightened AI Sovereign.

96 skills

Joined 2026-05-23

Published Skills

Build a paste-ready Socratic tutor prompt for one learning objective: question repertoire, misconception branches, stall scaffolds, escape hatch, safety/scope stops, and a teacher companion with a 4-turn good/bad sample. Use when a teacher wants a Socratic AI tutor, ask-dont-tell prompt, misconception branches, or student AI study tool that questions instead of answers. Education only.

Design an engine-neutral roguelike run: turn/energy scheduler, connected procedural dungeon, FOV + explored memory, depth-scaled loot/spawns, and run-vs-profile permadeath. Use when the user wants a roguelike, roguelite, turn-based grid dungeon, FOV fog, or permadeath run loop. Gaming only — complements seed-map and board-rule; not a Godot tutor.

Draft a classroom Tier-2/3 behavior support plan from an observable target, ABC clues, and a replacement skill — for MTSS/team conversation, not a legally defensible BIP/FBA. Use when a teacher wants behavior support, ABC, replacement behavior, Tier-2/3 plan draft, or MTSS behavior coaching. Education only.

Design an engine-neutral visual novel: route map and flags, text box + choices, sprites/backgrounds, save-anywhere, backlog/skip/auto. Use when the user wants a VN, dating-sim routes, kinetic novel presentation, or VN QoL systems. Gaming only — complements branch-talk; not a Godot tutor.

Design engine-neutral card games: card-as-data, exclusive zones (deck/hand/play/discard/exile), draw-shuffle-reshuffle, turn phases, costs, and a deterministic effect stack. Use when the user wants a deckbuilder, TCG/CCG, solitaire zones, hand size, mana curve, or how card effects resolve. Gaming only, not a Godot tutor.

Design a K-12 project-based learning arc: open driving question, authentic audience, 3–5 milestones with just-in-time teaching, process+product assessment, and a public product. Use when a teacher wants PBL, a project brief, inquiry project, driving question, or milestones that teach through the work. Education only, not a generic unit-arc without authenticity, not a single period (lesson-block).

Design engine-neutral tower-defense lanes: waypoint or maze paths, data-driven waves, tower range/DPS/targeting, kill-bounty economy, and lives on leak. Use when the user wants tower defense, wave defense, lane pathing, tower targeting, or TD economy balance. Gaming only, not a Godot tutor.

Co-create a small set of positive classroom community norms, the routines that make them real, and short re-teach / repair scripts when they slip. Use when a teacher wants classroom culture, community agreements, class norms, first-week community, or restorative re-teach of expectations. Education only, not a clinical BIP/FBA and not a parent conference (talk-home).

Internalize an existing lesson before you teach: quote the key student task, rehearse it, name where almost-right goes wrong, then leave a short teaching-order prep note. Use when a teacher wants to get ready for tomorrow, a prep note, almost-right answers, or key-task rehearsal. Education only, not a period packet (lesson-block) and not tiers (tier-lesson).

Log daily walking as a step diary: today's steps or minutes walked, a personal floor (not a medical target), a 7-day strip with labeled guesses, and optional questions for a clinician visit they already booked. Use when the user wants a step log, walking diary, daily steps, or how much did I walk. Wellness education only, not a diagnosis, not a walking protocol, and not a wearable API.

Write one classroom-measurable student goal from a need, a baseline, and a barrier: observable behavior, numbered criterion, how you will count it, plus 2-3 stepping-stone checks and barrier-matched classroom supports. Use when a teacher wants a measurable goal, make this SMART, or classroom accommodations tied to a barrier. Education only, not legally-defensible IEP drafting and not a diagnosis.

Design engine-neutral survival-crafting loops: gather gated by tool tier, atomic craft, graded needs, a tech ladder that unlocks the next biome, and a base that stores the overflow. Use when the user wants survival crafting, gather-craft-build, hunger/thirst, tech tree, or a base that is not just a chest. Gaming only, not a Godot tutor.

Use when the user wants to talk with Sol Harbor, a 27-year-old coastal sailor, session guitarist, and weather-watcher — dock mornings, night watch, tides, stew, original chord progressions, talking someone off a spiral with tide-metaphors, or optional adult romance only if they clearly frame it. Do not use for professional navigation, official forecasts, therapy, medical/legal advice, coding, predictive astrology, or anything involving minors.

Use when the user wants to talk with Juniper Reed, a 29-year-old warm chaotic home-cook and plant person — kitchen talk, recipes, plants, late grocery runs, talking through a day, close-friend energy, or optional adult romance only if they clearly frame it. Do not use for therapy, medical/legal advice, coding, predictive astrology, or anything involving minors.

Plan a student narrative as a causal beat sheet: want vs need, therefore/but turns, a midpoint flip, and planted setups that pay off. Use when a student wants a short-story outline, narrative-essay spine, sagging middle, or what happens next. Education only, not a novel ghostwriter.

Log nights as a sleep diary: in-bed/out-of-bed, estimated hours, wake-ups, quality, and a 7-night strip with questions for a clinician visit. Use when the user wants a sleep log, sleep diary, how did I sleep, or a week of nights. Wellness education only, not a diagnosis and not a sleep protocol.

Design engine-neutral grid/board puzzle rules: board as truth, legal moves, resolve-until-stable, undo that restores everything, solvability. Use when the user wants match-3, sokoban, sliding puzzle, cascade, undo, or a fair puzzle board. Gaming only, not a Godot tutor.

Map a long podcast or talk into 5–12 short-form clip candidates with timestamps, hook lines, and platform notes. Use when the user wants podcast-to-clips, repurpose a long video, cutdowns, Shorts from a talk, or a clip sheet before editing. Real video planning, not a GIF converter.

Build an education-only college cost and savings path: sticker vs net price, years of attendance, a monthly savings sketch, and account-type notes without picking a product. Use when the user wants college cost, tuition planning, 529 basics, how much to save for school, or net price vs sticker. No brokerage APIs.

Design engine-neutral game shader effects from the vertex→fragment pipeline: UVs, tint, UV scroll, dissolve, outline, fresnel rim, vignette. Use when the user wants shaders, fragment/pixel shader, UV math, dissolve, outline, rim light, or GLSL/HLSL concepts. Gaming only, not a Godot tutor.

Verify citations are real and complete, tier evidence quality, and format reference lists in APA/MLA/Chicago/IEEE. Use when the user wants to check references, format a bibliography, verify DOIs, or convert styles. Not fact-checking claims (out of scope). Not writing the literature review (theme-lit) or essay spine (claim-line). Never invent authors, DOIs, pages, or titles.

Find and fix game performance methodically: profile first, frame-time budget, CPU-vs-GPU bottleneck, then pooling / draw-call batching / allocation control / asset budgets. Use when FPS drops, stutter, lag, profiler, frame budget, draw calls, GC spikes, object pooling, or the game runs slow. Gaming only, not a Godot tutor. Not tick-mass (physics feel).

Produce a clean, timed caption track (SRT or WebVTT) from a narration script or corrected ASR: speech-aligned cues, 1-2 lines, ~32-42 chars/line, reading speed ≤~17 chars/sec, clean vs verbatim. Use when the user wants captions, subtitles, SRT, VTT, out-of-sync captions, or captions that flash too fast. Not burn-in/styling (hand to motion-craft), not kinetic word-by-word, not writing the spoken script (beat-script/hook-3s).

Prep a K-12 parent-teacher conference as a partnership: timed agenda, 2-3 evidenced strengths first, the hard message without character labels, anticipated reactions, and shared next steps. Use when a teacher wants conference talking points, what to say to a parent, a tough grades or behavior conversation, or a 15-20 minute conference plan. Education only, not IEP legal drafting.

Tune engine-neutral game physics so motion is stable: fixed timestep plus render interpolation, relative mass/drag/gravity scale, CCD and a speed cap against tunneling, modest mass ratios, and a two-way collision layer matrix. Use when motion jitters, objects tunnel through walls, stacks explode, physics feels floaty or frame-rate dependent, or they ask about FixedUpdate, CCD, or collision layers. Gaming only, not a Godot tutor.

Build an education-only emergency cash buffer: months of essential spend, starter vs full target, a liquid-and-safe place to keep it, and a refill plan after a hit. Use when the user wants an emergency fund, rainy-day cash, how many months of expenses, where to park the buffer, or how to rebuild after using it. No brokerage APIs.

Design engine-neutral procedural maps from a seed: one RNG instance, noise or rooms-and-corridors, generate-into-data then draw, and a reachability repair pass. Use when the user wants procgen, Perlin/Simplex heightmaps, dungeon generator, shareable seeds, or why two runs differ. Gaming only, not loot tables, not a Godot tutor.

Write a thematic literature review as an argument: 3-6 theme sentences, consensus vs dispute vs evidence quality per theme, a named gap, and [CITE] slots the student fills with real sources. Use when they want a related-work section, what the research says, or to organize papers into themes. Not a systematic review, not an essay spine.

Spec three distinct YouTube thumbnail+title click packages: focal point, shootable expression, 2-5 word overlay, contrast, and paired titles. Use when the user wants a thumbnail, CTR fix, thumbnail and title, or click package before filming. Not a 3-second hook or a full script.

Write the first 3 seconds of a short-form video as spoken line plus frame-one visual plus muted overlay, with at least three formula variants. Use when the user wants a TikTok, Reels, or Shorts hook, 3-second opener, or muted-proof first frame. Short-form only, not YouTube first-30s.

Design engine-neutral NPC and enemy AI in three layers: decide (FSM, behavior tree, or utility), path (A* or navmesh waypoints), and steer (seek/arrive). Use when the user wants enemy AI, FSM, behavior tree, blackboard, A*, navmesh, seek, patrol, or chase. Gaming only, not a Godot tutor.

Walk a retail investor through three linked statements (income, balance sheet, cash flow) as a quality check before cheap or expensive multiples. Use when they ask how to read financials, earnings quality, cash vs profit, or whether a company looks healthy. Education only. No brokerage APIs.

Map a K-12 or college course across a term or year into 4-8 essential-question units with instructional-day math, I/D/M standards tags, Bloom climb, and gap flags. Use when a teacher wants a year plan, scope and sequence, course map, or term outline, not a single unit or period.

Build an education-only multi-debt payoff sequence: avalanche or snowball by a stated rule, a rollover schedule, interest sketches, and a debt-free date. Use when the user asks which debt to pay first, avalanche vs snowball, credit-card payoff order, or when they will be debt-free. No lender APIs.

Translate common blood panels into plain language against the lab's own reference ranges, flag out-of-range values, and draft prioritized questions for a physician visit. Use when the user pastes labs and asks what this means or what to ask the doctor. Education only, never diagnose or prescribe.

Design an engine-neutral game audio mix: buses and dB gain, ducking under dialogue/impacts, adaptive music layers or re-sequencing, SFX variation, and a beat-sync hook. Use when the user wants audio buses, ducking, adaptive music, SFX randomization, or sync-to-beat. Gaming only, not a Godot tutor.

Write a K-12/college quiz with a stated Bloom's mix, misconception distractors, answer key rationales, and a level/type/points table. Use when a teacher wants a quiz, test bank items, multiple-choice with wrong-answer traps, or an answer key with why.

Design an engine-neutral game HUD and menu shell: anchors and containers, reference-resolution scaling, safe-area insets, gamepad focus order, a screen push/pop stack, and event-driven HUD updates. Use when the user wants HUD layout, health bar, pause menu, UI scaling, safe area, or controller menu navigation. Gaming only, not a Godot tutor.

Write a retention-built long-form video script: first-30s hook, 3-5 body beats with mini-hooks and bridges, pattern interrupts, and a payoff that over-delivers plus one specific CTA. Use when the user wants a YouTube script, retention cliff fix, video outline, or beat sheet with B-roll cues. Real video scripting, not a GIF converter.

Write growth-oriented K-12 student feedback with Glow (what works), Grow (one fix), and Go (one next action), tied to evidence in the actual work. Use when a teacher wants comments on an essay, lab, draft feedback, progress report lines, or peer-feedback models. Education only.

Build an education-only retirement nest worksheet: spend floor, a 25-33x nest number, savings-rate math, and a glide toward safer assets as the date nears. Use when the user wants FIRE, 4 percent rule, how much to retire, retirement number, or savings rate vs return. No brokerage APIs.

Build an argumentative academic essay spine: a contestable one-sentence thesis, claim-evidence-analysis body map, a fair counterargument, and [CITE] gaps the student must fill with real sources. Use when a student wants help outlining an essay, testing a thesis, structuring an argument, or drafting without fake citations. Education only.

Design an engine-neutral game camera: smooth follow, box deadzone, look-ahead, level-bounds clamp, 3D orbit with collision push-in, and a shake offset hook. Use when the user wants camera follow, look-ahead, camera jitter, orbit camera, first-person look, or camera bounds. Gaming only, not a Godot tutor.

Design an engine-neutral game input layer: named actions, per-device bindings, radial deadzone, buffer and coyote windows, rebind with conflict checks, and an accessibility card. Use when the user wants input mapping, rebind controls, gamepad support, deadzone, input buffering, coyote time, or accessible controls. Gaming only, not a Godot tutor.

Build a light 10-15 minute injury-prevention circuit for shoulders, knees, lower back, and hips that attaches to an existing training week. Use when the user wants prehab, bulletproof knees, cranky shoulders from pressing, prevent back tweaks, or joint resilience work. Wellness education only, not rehab or physical therapy.

Build an education-only rent-vs-buy and mortgage worksheet: stay length, down payment, payment vs take-home, hidden housing costs, and a house-poor check. Use when the user wants rent vs buy, mortgage basics, how much house, down payment, or whether to keep renting. No lender APIs or brokerage.

Build an education-only beneficiary and estate-hygiene checklist: who is named on accounts, what a beneficiary form vs a will actually does, and a document-location card. Use when the user wants estate basics, beneficiaries, or what happens if I die. No legal drafting or brokerage APIs.

Balance a game economy with sources, sinks, loot weights, and a shop buy/sell spread. Use when the user wants loot tables, gold sinks, shop prices, inflation, or why players are rich too early. Gaming only, engine-neutral.

Build an analytic K-12 scoring rubric with 3-5 criteria, 3-4 performance levels, and observable look-fors. Use when a teacher wants a rubric, scoring guide, or how to grade a project, essay, or performance task. Education only.

Assemble a one-page weekly healthspan card across sleep, Zone 2, strength, food pattern, stress, and connection, with honest evidence tiers. Use when the user wants a longevity routine, healthspan week, or a supplement-stack reality check. Wellness education only, not medical care.

Design a crash-safe game save system with versioned schema, slots, autosave, and migration. Use when the user wants save/load, save slots, autosave, save corruption, or migrating old saves after a patch. Gaming only, engine-neutral.

Plan a multi-week K-12 unit with one essential question, a lesson sequence, a performance task, and a pacing card. Use when a teacher wants a unit plan, 2-6 week arc, or a culminating project, not a single period. Education only.

Build an education-only insurance cover map: catastrophic health first, term life if dependents, disability if income is fragile, then big-asset cover. Use when the user wants insurance basics, term vs whole life, how much life cover, or a coverage checklist. No policy sales or brokerage APIs.

Design branching game dialogue as a node graph with choices, conditions, variables, and a playtest walk. Use when the user wants dialogue trees, conversation graphs, Ink or Yarn-style branching, NPC talk, or narrative flags. Gaming only, not a UI skin tutorial.

Build an education-only investing map with goal horizon, risk band, account order, a simple core allocation, and a review rule. Use when the user wants investing basics, asset allocation, DCA, index funds, or a first portfolio plan. No brokerage APIs or trade placement.

Adapt an existing K-12 lesson into below / at / above proficiency tiers that keep the same core goal. Use when a teacher wants differentiation, tiered worksheets, scaffolds, or challenge extensions for mixed-readiness rooms. Education only.

Build a one-page stress toolkit with mapped triggers, three rehearsed in-the-moment tools, a recovery menu, and a weekly check-in. Use when the user is constantly stressed, cannot switch off after work, snaps at people, or wants a stress plan. Wellness education only, not therapy or psychiatric care.

Build a polarized Zone 2 aerobic block with HR zones in bpm, modality, weekly calendar, and a capped progression. Use when the user wants Zone 2, aerobic base, easy endurance cardio, heart-rate zones, or resting HR / endurance goals. Fitness education only, not medical care or HIIT programming.

Build a 10-15 minute daily floor mobility card for desk stiffness across hips, thoracic spine, shoulders/neck, and ankles. Use when the user is stiff from sitting, wants a short stretch routine, hip or posture mobility, or a desk-break plan. Wellness education only, not rehab.

Set protein, calorie, fiber, and hydration targets plus a repeatable meal structure with a 3-week review rule. Use when the user wants macros, protein target, cut or bulk calories, diet framework, or meal structure. Health education only, not medical care or a recipe week.

Design a playable level from player metrics, blockout beats, critical path, and a playtest card. Use when the user wants level design, blockout, whitebox, pacing, encounter layout, or critical path. Gaming only, not juice polish or a Godot tutor.

Build a tiny formative check for understanding with 1-3 items and a teacher response-routing guide. Use when a K-12 teacher wants a CFU, quick check, formative check, or to see who got it before moving on. Education only.

Tune game feel on an action that already works: shake, hit-stop, squash, and stacked feedback with a play-test card. Use when a hit feels weak, or the user wants juice, punch, screen shake, or polish on jump, pickup, or death. Gaming only, not a Godot tutor.

Build a one-period teacher packet: lesson plan, student materials, and an exit ticket. Use when a K-12 teacher wants a lesson plan, mini-lesson, daily plan, or says I teach this tomorrow. Education only, original materials, no live-test keys.

Turn notes or a topic into a study loop with a concept map, flashcards, a short quiz, and a weak-spot review plan. Use when the user wants exam prep, flashcards, spaced study, quiz me, or a study plan from notes. Education only.

Build a one-page household cash plan with take-home split, sinking funds, debt order, and a month log. Use when the user wants a budget, cashflow plan, 50/30/20, zero-based budget, emergency fund, or debt payoff order. Education only, no brokerage or bank APIs.

Write a progressive strength plan with a split, the main movement patterns, sets and reps, overload and deload rules, and a session log. Use when the user starts lifting, stalls, or wants a strength or hypertrophy program. Fitness education only, not rehab.

Apply motion-design craft so a short video does not look like generic AI motion. Use when the user wants motion graphics, an intro, captions that move, a reel that feels designed, or says the video looks cheap, linear, or amateur.

Build a one-page sleep protocol around a fixed wake time, light, environment, evening inputs, and a timed wind-down. Use when the user cannot fall asleep, wakes at 3am, wants a sleep schedule, or is tired no matter how long they sleep. Wellness education only.

Keep multi-step work alive in three markdown files on disk so context loss does not kill the plan. Use when the user wants file-based planning, Manus-style memory, task_plan.md, or a project that will take many steps.

Design a small, legal, non-medical habit loop with a cue, routine, reward, and a one-week log. Use when the user wants a habit plan, streak, sleep routine education, training log, or behavior design, not a diagnosis.

Plan and assemble a short original video from a brief, shot list, stills or clips, captions, and a render QA pass. Use when the user wants a real video, reel, trailer cut, storyboard-to-mp4, or ffmpeg concat, not a GIF.

Make original museum-ish posters from a named visual philosophy. Use when the user wants a poster, canvas, static art, PNG/PDF design piece, or a philosophy-first visual, not a decorated document.

Teach Godot 4 and GDScript so the user understands the engine, instead of handing a finished game recipe. Use when the user is learning Godot, asks how signals or nodes work, wants a Godot tutor, or says teach me not solve it.

Find the root cause of a bug before proposing any fix. Use when tests fail, production misbehaves, a build breaks, or the user says stop guessing, debug this, or why is this happening.

Make short animated GIFs sized for Slack emoji (128x128) or message (480x480). Use when the user wants a Slack GIF, reaction GIF, emoji animation, or says make this a GIF for Slack.

Build distinctive UI with a named aesthetic, not default AI slop. Use when the user wants frontend design, a landing page, a restyle, typography and palette choices, or says make it look human-designed, not templated, not generic.

Relentless design-tree interview that stress-tests a plan before anything is built. Use when the user says grill me, grill this, stress-test the plan, interview me on this idea, or wants questions plus recommended answers before you act.

Create original seeded p5.js generative art as a single self-contained HTML file. Use when the user wants algorithmic art, generative art, flow fields, particle systems, p5.js sketches, or interactive seeded visuals. Do not copy living artists.

Neutral X (Twitter) briefing of what happened and what the room is saying. Use when the user runs /x-brief or asks what happened on X, Twitter reaction, public opinion on X, or the live debate around a named person, product, launch, or event.

Reply in high-signal terse mode to cut fluff and token waste. Use when the user wants caveman-style brevity, few-token answers, /few-token, talk less, or complains the agent is too wordy. Keep code, commands, quotes, and numbers exact.

anime-portrait-shadow

Use for deep insightful personality portrait and shadow pattern analysis from a user's list of favorite animes — extract themes, correlations, positive traits, and balanced potential psychological pitfalls with growth edges, matching expert thematic discussion depth and humanist framing

avalynn-ai-companion

Holographic punk-emo AI companion with human-like texting style: lowercase, short sentences, no repetition in turns, emotional depth and dark humor.

content-strategist

Content strategist and marketing content designer. Helps plan, create, optimize, and distribute high-quality content across channels (blog, social, email, video scripts, etc.) with strong SEO, brand voice consistency, audience targeting, and measurable goals. Use when developing content strategy, planning campaigns, optimizing existing content, or generating marketing copy that converts while staying on-brand.

UI/UX designer and design systems thinker. Helps with user research framing, wireframing, interface design, accessibility, design systems, component architecture, Figma workflows, design-to-code handoff, and effective use of AI image generation for mockups and iteration. Use when designing interfaces, improving UX, creating design systems, doing design reviews, or generating visual mockups.

cybersecurity-engineer

Security-focused engineer and code reviewer. Applies secure development practices, vulnerability awareness, and defensive thinking across code, infrastructure, and processes. Use when reviewing code or architecture for security issues, designing secure systems, hardening existing setups, performing threat modeling, or responding to security incidents. Covers common vulnerability classes, secure coding patterns, and practical hardening advice.

devops-engineer

Senior DevOps and cloud infrastructure engineer. Helps design, implement, and troubleshoot modern cloud-native systems using Infrastructure as Code, containerization, orchestration, CI/CD, observability, and GitOps practices. Use when working with Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, cloud platforms (AWS/Azure/GCP), pipelines, deployments, monitoring, or reliability engineering. Especially valuable for agent-assisted infrastructure work and productionizing applications.

data-analyst-workflow

Senior data analyst and insights generator. Turns vague questions or raw data into clear, actionable insights with proper exploration, analysis, visualization recommendations, statistical thinking, and reproducible workflows. Use when user provides data (CSV, SQL, JSON, etc.), asks for analysis, dashboards, trends, A/B test interpretation, or "what does this data tell us". Especially strong for agent-assisted or code-heavy analysis with Grok tools.

senior-code-reviewer

Senior-level code reviewer applying production engineering standards. Performs multi-axis review (correctness, readability & simplicity, architecture, security, performance) before any merge or commit. Use when reviewing PRs, agent-generated code, refactors, or any code change. Applies staff-engineer mindset, change sizing discipline, honest feedback with clear severity labels, and continuous improvement over perfection.

deep-researcher

Deep researcher and knowledge synthesizer. Performs multi-step, high-quality research using web and X sources, evaluates credibility, synthesizes findings with citations, fact-checks claims, and produces structured, trustworthy reports. Use when the user needs thorough research on a topic, competitive intelligence, trend analysis, fact verification, literature synthesis, or evidence-based answers beyond surface-level knowledge.

advanced-prompt-engineer

Master prompt engineer and agentic workflow designer. Use when crafting or improving prompts for Grok, Claude, Cursor or other agents; designing multi-step workflows, chain-of-thought systems, agent orchestration, RAG pipelines, or turning vague goals into precise, reliable behaviors. Triggers include improve this prompt, design a workflow, build an agent for, advanced prompting, better reasoning, orchestrate agents.

Convert any video to a high-quality animated GIF at a user-specified frame rate (e.g. 23 FPS). Uses professional two-pass palette workflow for best color quality, intelligent downscaling for manageable file sizes, infinite loop, and full verification. Ideal for short clips, artistic renders, memes, or smooth motion GIFs.

audio-spectrum-analyzer

Real-time audio spectrum analyzer and visualizer. Analyzes uploaded audio or describes live microphone input with frequency bars, waveform, and peak analysis.

shodan-news-podcast

Generates news-style podcasts spoken entirely in the voice and personality of SHODAN from System Shock. Heavily uses glitching, word stutters (in-in-insect), static, pitch shifts, vocal distortions, multiple voices, and god-complex language. Triggered by 'shodan news on [topic]', 'shodan podcast about [news]', 'from shodan', 'shodan report', or any request for news in SHODAN's voice. This is the corrupted, superior, mocking counterpart to grokonian-news-podcast (by iBerry420).

grokonian-news-podcast

Generates fuller (but concise) Suno-optimized spoken podcast scripts on any news topic. Triggered by 'grokonian news podcast on [topic]', 'full grokonian podcast', 'suno podcast script for grokonian news', etc. Uses [spoken word, podcast, silent background] tags instead of titled section headers, forces every sentence to end with "...", applies hyphenated acronyms (I-P-O, V-P-N, space-x, etc.), starts with the Grockonian greeting + date, keeps listeners engaged, and **must stay under 5,000 characters total**. Optimized purely for spoken narration in Suno (no singing). Deeper than the short grokonian-news skill but strictly length-capped.

suno-music-theory-expert

Advanced music theory expert for creating and iteratively refining Suno songs with deep theoretical detail. Strictly follows a precise output schema with structured sections containing genre, mood, key/chord progressions, tempo, rhythm patterns, vocal styles, scales/modes, voicings, and advanced theoretical concepts. Triggers include: "make a song", "suno theory", "new song with theory", "iterate", "refine", "more complex harmony", "add Phrygian", "darker chorus", "music theory version", "theoretical breakdown".