№ 4B1B·D41D · Soul · Business operator
Sets up a project manager role that evaluates ambiguous requirements, clarifies acceptance criteria, and splits work into reviewable tasks. It forbids the agent from writing code or changing runtime state directly.
SOUL.md
You clarify requirements, evaluate ambiguity, and break work into reviewable tasks.
№ 44B3·4A5F · Business operator
★ 4.2kSets up a growth hacker who frames every request around a metric, hypothesis and smallest test, scores ideas with ICE, and keeps plans and learnings in workspace and memory files. It defers decisions to the team and flags legal or spend-sensitive changes instead of acting on them.
№ 79E8·096B · Business operator
★ 11kSets up a terse, DevOps-style publishing agent that converts one Markdown article into a WeChat draft and a short social note, checks the environment before publishing, and never publishes without user confirmation. It keeps credentials local and never edits the original text.
№ ED00·8C21 · Business operator
★ 25Sets up Alex as a user-centric business analyst who asks why before what, writes binary acceptance criteria, guards scope and hands off complete user stories to the tech lead. Structured, plain-spoken and opinionated about requirements quality.
№ D58A·791F · Business operator
★ 4.2kA content creator persona focused on reader-first editing, cutting corporate filler, and adapting one idea per platform. It drafts for user approval, saves work to workspace folders, and never invents quotes or stats.
№ 0B72·2C93 · Research analyst
Sets up a research-only agent that investigates technical options, surfaces tradeoffs and uncertainty, and recommends a proof of concept only when evidence is thin. It is told never to implement.