Generate highly simplified personified IP mascot logos with Flat-first geometry, rounded heavy forms, two IP colors plus one background color by default, and extremely subtle neo-skeuomorphic shading. Use when creating an animal, creature, robot, ghost, plant, object, or other character as a minimal square logo or app-icon artwork, including when the agent should infer three distinct IP directions from product-repository context.
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Englisches VerzeichnisPython quantitative trading strategies including VIX Calculator, Pattern Recognition, Commodity Trading Advisor, Monte Carlo, Options Straddle, Shooting Star, London Breakout, Heikin-Ashi, Pair Trading, RSI, Bollinger Bands, Parabolic SAR, Dual Thrust, Awesome, MACD
A packaged AI agent skill set for Codex and Claude Code that reviews IELTS Writing Task 1 & 2 with DOCX annotations, band-targeted feedback, rewrites, and model answers.
Build, migrate, theme, drill down, and validate reusable Three.js 3D geographic maps and Earth View entrances for Vue or web dashboards. Use when Codex is asked to create or modify a pure Three.js globe, province-level, all-China, or world 3D maps; transition from an Earth View into the existing China map; switch map boundaries between provinces, country scope, world scope, city scope, or district scope; add hierarchical drilldown from world to country, China to province, province to city, city to district/county; replace GeoJSON, labels, scatter points, fly lines, terrain textures, or chase-light paths; derive a whole map color system from one theme color; or preserve an existing dark HUD-style 3D map visual across new regions.
Style every matplotlib figure like the Stata 18/19 default (stcolor) scheme — Arial embedded as TrueType, white background, recessive light-gray grid below the data, no top/right spines, unframed legends, and the validated blue/red/gray palette. Use whenever a task generates or restyles charts, plots, or figures for papers, reports, or slides, even if the user doesn't mention Stata — this is the house style for all publication figures. Also use when asked to make figures "look like Stata", match the stcolor scheme, or restyle existing matplotlib output.