gridin-skills

Teach programming by guiding the user through code changes without implementing them. Use when the user wants to learn programming, asks for a coding tutor or mentor, wants line-precise step-by-step instructions for adding or changing code themselves, or explicitly says the AI agent must not write code directly. Applies to software projects, exercises, bug fixes, feature additions, refactors, tests, and code explanations where the desired output is a copy/paste-ready manual implementation plan rather than modified files. Also covers reviewing the code the learner wrote once they report it done, returning typo and correctness findings as further line-precise guidance instead of edits.

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Use when a YouTube link appears in the conversation (youtube.com/watch, youtu.be, /shorts, /embed, or a bare 11-character video id) and the user wants to know what is in the video - what it is about, what the author says or argues, a breakdown, chapters, notes, key points, a retelling, or a summary. Applies even when the request is as short as "what is this about?", "worth watching?", or just the bare link with no question at all. Also applies when the user asks to compare, fact-check, or pull specific claims out of a video.

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