Why this exists. The two best posts of the plugin's first real account needed nothing from the user's own week: one was an observation about Google Scholar's recommendation feed with a screenshot, the other a comparison with a famous institution's name in the first line. A creator in mining with und

**Cloud mode only.** In laptop mode (the default) every job runs with the browser and nothing is queued, so this skill has nothing to do; `queue-check` prints nothing and that is the normal outcome. In cloud mode, scheduled runs can reach your MCPs but not your browser, so anything that needs Linked

Since 2 August 2026 every word Claude generates carries a SynthID-Text watermark, in Claude, Claude Code, Cowork, and the API, with no opt-out. Anthropic's own wording: "light editing probably won't remove the watermark completely; a complete rewrite where every word is replaced will," and when Clau

A post is worth a day. A good long piece is worth a quarter: it is the thing people link to, quote back at you, and remember you for, and it feeds four to six posts that each point at it.

The best post of the month, in the export this plugin was built from, came from a meeting transcript the user pasted into chat: a line about the person whose job was being automated refusing to help. The paid tool could only read transcripts from three vendors. You can read from anything the user ha

"Copy Paul Graham's style" was the most repeated instruction in the chat log this plugin came from, and the paid product answered it with adjectives ("plain, one thought, no structure") and then wrote 120-word essays. A style is learned from examples and stored as *shapes*: the moves a writer makes

What the paid product actually does for visuals, from a month of its messages: it renders every draft as a feed mockup card (that is the "Edit this draft" image), it sends a daily stat card ("Today, 131 saw my content and 2 reacted"), an orbit graph of engagers, and static mascot illustrations for r