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Don’t just let AI look at your spreadsheet—have it help you verify the results.
The spreadsheets skill supports .xlsx, .xls, .csv, and .tsv files.
It can help you:
• Clean and organize data
• Check for formula errors
• Calculate summary results
• Generate charts
• Verify key data
• Check spreadsheet formatting
You can say:
“Read this spreadsheet, check for formula errors and outliers, summarize the key metrics, and generate a trend chart.”
It is well suited for financial spreadsheets, trading data, research data, and operational reports.
The key is to have AI continue checking after

Use this to translate English books with AI!
The most common outcome when handing an entire book to AI is: the translation gets cut off halfway, character names don't match up, and you have to start over after an interruption.
This is a Skill for Claude Code / Codex / OpenClaw, designed specifically for translating entire books—not yet another web translation tool.
It splits the book into multiple chunks and, by default, uses 8 parallel Agents for translation; each chunk has its own context and can also view neighboring paragraphs to reduce conflicts involving pronouns and proper names.
If it

Building an Agent can easily turn into busywork: you know the frameworks, but have no idea who to emulate for your first project.
500+ Agent use cases cover healthcare, finance, education, retail, legal services, customer support, and supply chains.
Each one typically includes a “scenario description + open-source implementation link,” making it suitable for finding comparable projects before deciding how to adapt your own.
A more effective way to get started:
Start by narrowing down an industry instead of browsing framework directories
Open the relevant open-source repository to see

If you’re still looking for U.S. stocks one by one, you may be heading in the wrong direction.
Over the past few months, the various policy signals Trump has sent have actually pieced together a fairly clear “map of America’s key industries.”
Mapping these areas to U.S. stocks, they can roughly be organized as:
AI infrastructure
$DELL $MU $SNDK $WDC
Semiconductors
$INTC $AMD $NVDA $TSMC $ARM
Commercial space
$RKLB $PL $ASTS
Crypto
$HOOD $CRCL $PURR
Energy
$BE $GEV $FCEL $TE
Drones
$UMAC $ONDS $AVEX
Nuclear energy
$XE $CCJ $OKLO $UUUU
Robotics / autonomous driving perception
$OUST $AEVA
Quantum

Putting your follower count on a resume is eye-catching, but recruiters care more about what you can do with the account.
If you plan to use a social media account to find a job, your pinned post should at least make four things clear.
What problem you solve consistently.
Which posts best represent your abilities.
What verifiable results you have achieved.
How others can contact you for collaborations.
Your follower count only proves that people have seen your content; complete case studies show that you can choose topics, produce, distribute, and review content.
Don’t just screenshot the numb

A screenshot claiming an X creator earned more than $20k can easily make people immediately start researching how to replicate it.
But platform rules may change faster than you can imitate them.
X has officially stated that the old Creator Revenue Sharing program will retire on September 7, 2026, and existing members will need to transition to the new Original Content Rewards afterward.
When you see an income example, check four things first.
Is it cumulative income or monthly income, how long has the account been running, which posts account for most of the traffic, and how long the c

Pages created by AI always look like collages, often because the project has no design rules at all.
I recently came across an open-source UX/UI Agent Skills project. It organizes DTCG design tokens, component states, accessibility checks, and multi-framework code generation into a unified rule layer.
The workflow can be very simple.
First, have AI define the colors, font sizes, and spacing; then fill in the components’ empty, error, and interactive states; next, check WCAG; and only then generate the page code.
Changing the order makes AI less likely to invent new corner radii and col

I came across a ride-hailing incident in which a passenger was asked by the driver to get out midway because of floodwater ahead.
The passenger filed a complaint, and the driver told him to complain all he wanted. The trip ended by the roadside.
Disputes like this can easily turn into an argument over whether the driver or passenger is in the right. The driver was worried about the vehicle taking in water and the resulting repair risks. The passenger had already booked and paid for the ride, so getting out halfway would cost time and might make it difficult to find another car immediately.
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When the market is quiet, spend a little less time watching the charts and use it to brush up on the basics.
There is an open-source project on GitHub called Financial_freedom, with the straightforward Chinese name “Financial Freedom.”
The author has organized investment learning materials by category. The repository description lists 16 books ranging from beginner to advanced, 16 financial documentaries, and 23 YouTube channels covering U.S. stocks. It also includes U.S. stock forums, as well as Web3 and blockchain tool websites.
If you have always wanted to learn systematically but did not k

Turning an overseas video into a Chinese version often requires shuttling back and forth between people and tools many times.
Y2A-Auto connects these steps.
It monitors designated YouTube channels, fetches videos when updates are found, and generates and translates subtitles. After the subtitles pass quality checks, the tool can also organize the title, description, tags, and platform categories.
Manual confirmation can be retained before publishing, after which the video is uploaded to Bilibili or AcFun, with processing status also available through enterprise notifications.
For teams that ow

Financial reports are right in front of you, yet many people get stuck in the same place. They recognize all the numbers but do not know where to look first, nor can they tell which anomalies are worth investigating further.
financial-report-minesweeper is a financial report risk analysis Skill.
According to the project description, it draws on the analytical methods in Tang Chao’s *Hand-in-Hand Guide to Reading Financial Reports (Updated for New Standards)*, organizing some of the review ideas into an executable risk-detection process.
It is suitable for initial screening while reading, helpi

As AI use moves into the advanced stage, these 3 free guides are worth reading separately
They’re suitable for people who already know how to use AI to write, create images, and find information. The next problems you usually need to solve become:
How to turn AI into a more reliable work assistant
How to get different models to understand complex tasks
How to understand what AI Agents can actually help you do
You can bookmark these 3 resources first.
1. Learn Claude from A to Z
An official Claude guide created by the Claude team.
If you often write long-form content, revise drafts, ana

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Cai Chongxin’s divorce topped trending searches, followed by a reversal of the “new romance rumors”—here’s what happened!
In early August, Alibaba Group Chairman of the Board Cai Chongxin and his wife Wu Minghua announced the end of their nearly 30-year marriage. After the divorce news was announced, photos allegedly showing Cai Chongxin “dating” and having a “new love” also circulated online, sparking heated discussion.
However, these two matters should be considered separately: the divorce has been confirmed by both parties, while the so-called “new romance” currently has no reliable evidenc

Simply feeding a PDF into AI may cost more tokens than you think.
Because AI doesn’t just read text—it also analyzes the layout, tables, images, and page structure inside the file. You’ll retain information more completely, but the cost will also go up.
If you only want AI to quickly understand the document content, you can first use the open-source project MinerU to convert files like PDFs, images, Word, and PPT into Markdown.
Text, tables, images, and some layout information can all be preserved. Then, handing the cleaned-up Markdown to AI typically saves more tokens and also makes it easier

Compiled 4 open-source tools that are great for office workers, each solving common high-frequency problems: interview expression, meeting notes, recalling information, and submitting job applications.
Textream: a hidden teleprompter for interviews and presentations
It floats at the top of the screen, tracks what you’re saying in real time via voice, and only shows prompts on your own screen.
For online interviews, project updates, or impromptu speeches, you don’t have to keep looking down at a script, and it also helps reduce forgetting lines and stuttering.
Meetily: auto-organizes key points

Today, TencentDB-Agent-Memory, which is trending quickly on GitHub, solves the problem of AI “forgetting” (memory loss).
For many people’s real AI Agent experience, it really boils down to one sentence:
It’s smart, but it always feels like it forgets.
In the same background, it has to be explained again,
the same preferences have to be repeated,
and the same SOP gets run through twice—then it forgets.
This project addresses these issues:
It aims to make AI Agents not just “answer well in the moment,” but truly start building usable long-term memory.
Why is this important?
Because what really s