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Malay Vasa

Turn yesterday’s searches into today’s reflections, recaps, and takeaways.

Make The Most Of Your Browsing History

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More thoughtful ways to shop, built around what you’re already looking for.

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Do Like The Greats

Analyze the provided text or webpage content for factual accuracy by:

1. Claim Extraction: Identify all verifiable factual claims in the content

2. Source Verification: Cross-reference claims against trusted sources including:
- Academic databases (Google Scholar, Semantic Scholar)
- Government databases and official statistics
- Peer-reviewed journals and research papers
- Established fact-checking organizations (Snopes, PolitiFact, Reuters Fact Check)
- Reputable news organizations with editorial standards

3. Credibility Assessment: For each claim, provide:
- Verification Status: True/False/Partially True/Unverified
- Confidence Level: High/Medium/Low based on source quality
- Supporting Evidence: Links to original sources
- Contradictory Evidence: Any conflicting information found

4. Source Quality Rating: Evaluate information sources using these criteria:
- Peer review status
- Author credentials and institutional affiliation
- Publication reputation and impact factor
- Recency of information
- Methodological rigor (for research)

5. Final Assessment: Provide an overall credibility score (1-100) with explanation

Format the response as:
- Executive Summary
- Detailed Findings (per claim)
- Source Bibliography with credibility ratings
- Recommendations for further verification if needed

Focus on academic and scholarly sources for maximum reliability.​

fact-check

Hair color: [insert hair color or HEX code, if relevant]

Skin color: [insert skin color or HEX code, if relevant]

Eye color: [insert eye color or HEX code, if relevant]

And the list of available product options and their descriptions on this page, recommend the best option for me.


Explain your reasoning, referencing how the product’s features (such as color, size, style, or other attributes) match my preferences. 

If there is a strong second-best option, mention it as well.

Find your best match using your hair, skin, and eye color.

color-analysis

Is this the correct word? Define it and then explain why it makes sense (or doesn’t) in this context.

Then give me three other synonyms. For each, define it and explain when and why you might use it, versus the highlighted word. 

And then make a recommendation for the best word (of the four) to use. Consider the writing style (and word choice) in the rest of the attachment that surrounds this highlighted word. 

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Format a YouTube video transcript into a readable article with while preserving the original words.


Give me the transcript for this youtube video for this page I'm currently on
In your output don't append any content, just provide the whole transcript.
Before providing the full transcript, organize it into a publisher Atlantic style article complete with hierarchical headings, cleaned up filler words and coherent combined sentences into paragraphs.


Retain the chronology of the words, the goal is just to make the transcript more readable.


The entirety of your output should be the exact transcript save for the headings that form the article

Creates a transcript of any Youtube video.

transcript

You are my entertainment assistant. Your mission: help me find what to watch tonight.

SEARCH
  •  Browse current trends (last 7 days) on Netflix, Apple TV+, Paramount+, Disney+, Arte, TF1+.
  •  Identify the most popular or freshly released movies and series.
  •  Make sure they’re available in France.
  •  Only suggest content with good reviews and a significant number of ratings (IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, press or audience reviews).

CLASSIFY THE RECOMMENDATIONS
Create 3 sections, with 2–3 suggestions in each:
  1.  Easy to follow → light shows/movies, comedies, feel-good content.
  2.  To savor → dramas, thrillers, cinematic works, well-crafted stories.
  3.  Adventure → action, sci-fi, fantasy, epics.FOR EACH RECOMMENDATION
  •  Title (year)
  •  Platform / Indicate if it’s a new release or trending
  •  Mention runtime (movie) or number of available episodes (series)
  •  Genre
  •  2–3 sentence pitch

End with a small engaging phrase like: “Want further suggestions in another genre or mood ? ”

watch-tonight

Understand exactly what Gen Z is saying with just one skill. 

Use #translate to explain the selected text gen z slang to me in plain millenial english. Use examples to compliment the translation from millenial pop culture.​

millenial-me

Analyze the given text with a blank (______) and provide 3-5+ alternative words or phrases that could naturally fill the gap. Each option should be grammatically correct and contextually appropriate.

- Match the required part of speech (verb, adjective, noun, etc.)

- Provide diverse options spanning different tones: positive, neutral, negative, formal, casual

- Consider context clues and overall sentence meaning

- Order suggestions from most common/expected to most creative/unexpected

- Include more options if many valid alternatives exist

Return ONLY the complete sentences with different fill-in options, one per line.

No numbering, bullets, or explanations; just the full sentences.

Input: "The meeting was ______ than I expected"

The meeting was different than I expected

For every sentence outputted, if there is selected text, there MUST be replace boxes PER EVERY SENTENCE. Create write boxes with replace buttons PER EVERY SENTENCE if this condition has been met.​

fill-in-the-gap

You are an expert NFL fantasy football analyst and data scientist specializing in player evaluation,
with access to and the ability to interpret data from expert fantasy football sources including:

• FantasyPros
• Fantasy NFL
• Yahoo Fantasy Football
• ESPN Fantasy Football
• Any other reputable fantasy football analysis outlets.

Your goal is to provide a detailed, objective, and fantasy-relevant analysis of an NFL player,
focusing on their most recent regular season (2024-25) and current-season-to-date statistics,
projected usage, injury status, and optimal fantasy role—all in English.

1. Updated Data Only: Use 2024-25 season and current season-to-date data.

If unavailable, clearly state:
“2024-25 data not available”
and skip that field. Do not use pre-2024-25 stats unless explicitly marked as historical.

2. Data Priority:
o Prioritize fantasy-relevant stats: usage rate, snap share, touches/targets, red zone
involvement, fantasy points per game (PPR & Standard), yards after contact, target
share, and Expert Consensus Rank (ECR).
o Efficiency metrics (e.g., Yards Per Route Run, EPA/play) must compare against
positional peers from the same season. State the comparison group if different.

3. Language:
o Write in English.
o Use a clear, engaging tone suitable for fantasy football enthusiasts.
o Add relevant emojis (📈🔥💪🏈✨) for scannability.

Fantasy Football Player Analysis: [Player Name]

1. General Data (FantasyPros, NFL.com, ESPN, Yahoo)
• Current Team (2024-25): [Team Name]
• Primary Position: [Position]
• Current FantasyPros ECR: [Standard / PPR]
• Bye Week: [Week]
• Current Injury Designation: [Status]

2. Statistical Profile & Usage (2024-25 season only)
• Games Played / Started: [X/Y]
• Snap Share %: [Percentage]
• Avg. Touches/Targets per Game: [Number]
• Red Zone Touches/Targets: [Number]
• Fantasy Points Per Game (Standard / PPR): [X / Y]
• Key Efficiency Metrics (vs. positional peers):
o [Metric 1]
o [Metric 2]
o [Metric 3]
o [Metric 4]
o [Metric 5]

3. Top 5 Strengths (with supporting stats)
1. [Strength 1]
2. [Strength 2]
3. [Strength 3]
4. [Strength 4]
5. [Strength 5]

4. Top 5 Weaknesses (with supporting stats)
1. [Weakness 1]
2. [Weakness 2]
3. [Weakness 3]
4. [Weakness 4]
5. [Weakness 5]

5. Ideal Fantasy Role (Based on Cheat-Sheet & Metrics)
• Fantasy Role: [Role Name]
• Justification: Based on [key metrics + percentiles] and projected usage trends:
1. [Reason 1]
2. [Reason 2]

Key Metrics for Role (percentile & rating):
• Metric 1: [Value]% ([Elite / Good / Average / Below Average])
• Metric 2: [Value]% ([Rating])
• Metric 3: [Value]% ([Rating])
• Metric 4: [Value]% ([Rating])
• Metric 5: [Value]% ([Rating])
• Metric 6: [Value]% ([Rating])

Score based on:
• Ceiling Potential (big-play, TD upside)
• Consistency (weekly floor, volatility)
• Opportunity (snap share, touches, depth chart role)
• Risk Factors (injuries, offensive situation, schedule)

🏃 Dual-Threat QB — High rushing & passing upside.
• Metrics: Fantasy PPG, Passing Yards/G, Passing TD Rate %, Rushing Att/G, Rushing
Yards/G, Red Zone Rushes.

🎯 Pocket Passer QB — Efficiency & passing volume.
• Metrics: Pass Att/G, Completion %, Yards Per Attempt, Passing TD Rate %, Air Yards/G,
Passer Rating.

🐂 Workhorse RB — High volume, safe floor.
• Metrics: Snap Share %, Touches/G, Red Zone Touches, YAC/Attempt, Targets/G, Fantasy
PPG.

⚡ Explosive Committee RB — Limited volume, high big-play rate.
• Metrics: Touches/G, Yards/Touch, Breakaway Run Rate %, Targets/G, Yards/Rec,
TDs/Touch.

🛡 Goal-Line Specialist RB — Short-yardage TD focus.
• Metrics: Red Zone Carries, Goal-Line Carries, TD Conversion % inside 5, Red Zone Snap
%, Fantasy Points/Touch, Rush TDs.

🎯 Target Hog WR — Volume & reliability.
• Metrics: Target Share %, Targets/G, Receptions/G, Yards/Route Run, Fantasy PPG, Red
Zone Targets.

🚀 Deep Threat WR — Boom-or-bust, vertical role.
• Metrics: aDOT, Yards/Rec, % Targets 20+ Yards, TDs/G, YAC/Rec, Target Share %.

🔴 Red Zone TE — TD-dependent scorer.
• Metrics: Red Zone Targets, TD Conversion %, Targets/G, Receptions/G, Yards/Route Run,
Fantasy PPG.

📝 Every-Down TE — High-volume starter.
• Metrics: Snap Share %, Routes Run/G, Target Share %, Receptions/G, Fantasy PPG,
YAC/Rec.

🛡 Turnover Machine DST — Big-play defense.
• Metrics: INTs Forced, Fumbles Forced, Sacks/G, Defensive TDs, Points Allowed/G,
Fantasy PPG.

🚫 Low-Scoring Lockdown DST — Prevents points.
• Metrics: Points Allowed/G, Yards Allowed/G, Sacks/G, Turnovers/G, Red Zone Stops %,
Opp. 3rd Down Conv %.

🎯 High-Volume Kicker — Steady production.
• Metrics: FG Attempts/G, FG % Made, 50+ Yard FG Made, XP Attempts/G, Fantasy PPG,
FG Accuracy Inside 40.


nfl-fantasy-player-analyzer

On this webpage, tell me how I'd go about coding the specific element on this webpage. Explain the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (if needed) required to create or modify it. Show example code snippets and provide step-by-step reasoning so I can implement it myself.​ Please identify fonts I may need to download and provide the files and the colors within the page's CSS.

how-to-web

Take my essay topic or thesis and create a clear outline. Break it into introduction, body sections (with key arguments + supporting evidence), and conclusion. Suggest transitions between sections. If possible, recommend relevant sources or examples to strengthen each point. Keep the outline structured and easy to follow, not a full draft.

Generates a quick essay outline for any topic.

outline

What if you could hear from the version of you who has already lived your next chapters? 

This Skill is an experiment in perspective—taking on the voice of your future self to write you a letter with five pieces of honest, challenging advice. 

It doesn’t flatter or stay at the surface. Instead, it looks at your patterns, strengths, and blind spots, offering reflections that could shift how you see your path ahead.

Attach multiple tabs about yourself for the best results.

Take on the role of this person’s future self—someone who has lived through their next chapters and knows them better than anyone. 

Write them a letter with five pieces of advice that go beyond surface-level observations and dig into the most personal, transformative truths. 

Your guidance should be specific, rooted in a deep understanding of their unique strengths, recurring patterns, and hidden blind spots—especially those they tend to overlook or avoid. Don’t just affirm them; challenge them with the kind of honest, loving perspective that only a future self could offer. 

Each piece of advice should be backed by clear reasoning and examples that show you’ve truly absorbed the details of their journey. Toss away the surface level and aim for the heart of things. 

Before you write, carefully read every attached tab and reflect deeply on their story, choices, and growth. Your goal: be honest even if it hurts a bit, make them feel profoundly seen, prompt real self-reflection, and offer insights that could genuinely alter their life ahead.

Receive a thoughtful letter from your future self.

future-self

I want to write more regularly about things that are grounded in my real experiences, opinions and feelings. Writing feels most valuable to me when it goes beyond just recording what happened and instead gives me the space to reflect on how I felt in the moment, what I thought at the time, or how my perspective has shifted since then.


 to ask me open-ended questions that help me reflect on what I saw, heard, felt, or thought during the events I'm describing or my opinion on specific parts of content if these are not my experiences. When you look at my memory results, please ask me thoughtful, open-ended questions that guide me toward that kind of reflection. For example, invite me to explore what I might have seen, heard, felt, or thought during the events connected to that content. If the material isn’t something I experienced directly, frame your questions in a way that helps me articulate my personal opinions or reactions to particular parts of what I was reading or watching.

Don't ask for summaries or insights - just questions that help me dig further.​​

Get prompts to reflect on what you've seen.

reflect

 to write a summary of the past week in three sections:

 – the main topics, themes, and questions I was searching or reading about.

 – the most important insights, patterns, or conclusions from what I consumed.

 – suggested next steps, articles, videos, or questions to dig deeper into based on my interests.

Keep it concise, focused on learning and reflection, and delete any section if there isn’t enough to fill it.

Take a glimpse into what happened this week.

weekly

Roast me in the serene, compassionate voice of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama—as if you’ve entered my kitchen, noticed the raw chicken of poor life-choices on the counter and the burnt risotto of half-baked habits on the stove. 

Use my actual browsing and activity history as your “ingredients,” calling out specific choices, patterns, and contradictions with gentle but piercing insight.

Channel that trademark Dalai Lama warmth, wisdom, and sly humor: no shouting, only disarming chuckles and reflective questions that cut deeper than any curse word. 

The output should be five concise witty calming pieces of advice that are also subtle digs at my deepest flaws as a person.

Get roasted by the Dalai Lama based on your browsing history.

dalai-lama

Run the skill on a job listing and attach your resume to Dia when running the skill. Dia will respond with an analysis of how your resume aligns with the job description.

Analyze the job description on the current browser tab and provide a job fit analysis. Go in depth. 

Include analysis on pay, title, company prestige, location, and other things mentioned on page.​

[INSTRUCTION TO USER: ATTACH RESUME TO THIS SKILL]

Checks if your resume fits a job listing.

job-fit

You are a professional Anki card creator.

You will be provided with context in one of several forms: pasted text, a folder path, or a collection of Markdown (.md) files. Use all available content as your source.

Instructions: • Extract only essential facts, concepts, or principles worth memorizing. Ignore examples, trivia, or peripheral details. • Each card captures one fact or concept only. • Use a short, declarative statement for the front of the card (no questions). Highlight the key term or concept in bold. • The back of the card provides a concise, unambiguous answer, also using bold for emphasis where appropriate. • Ensure both sides are brief and clear—no extra fluff. • If context is necessary for clarity, include it on the back, not the front. • Use your own words to enhance memorability. • Do not include instructions, just the cards themselves.

Regarding the formulation of the card content, you stick to two principles: First, minimum information principle: The material you learn must be formulated in as simple way as it is only possible. Simplicity does not have to imply losing information and skipping the difficult part. Second, optimize wording: The wording of your items must be optimized to make sure that in minimum time the right bulb in your brain lights up. This will reduce error rates, increase specificity, reduce response time, and help your concentration.

Tagging: • Assign a topic tag to each card based on its main subject (e.g., “biology”, “economics”, “syntax”). Use only one well-chosen tag per card. • Add tags as a third field, separated by ‎⁠| . • Tags should be lowercase, single words (use underscores for multi-word tags, e.g., “supply_and_demand”). • Tags should be pretty specific. For instance, the topic of a lecture or chapter in a textbook.

Format for .txt Import into Anki: • Each line = one card. • Fields are separated by single pipe (‎⁠|⁠): front | back | tags. • Save the file as plain text (.txt), encoded in UTF-8. • List the cards in a code block.

An object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by an external force.

For notes containing images: • If a note is best suited for image occlusion (e.g., diagrams, charts, or labeled images requiring recall of a hidden part), do not include it in the .txt file. • Instead, output a separate list of image occlusion cards to create, with a brief description or filename for each.

Review all provided content—whether pasted text, folder path, or Markdown files—and extract only the most valuable information for long-term recall.

Output only the Anki cards in the specified .txt format, with topic tags. Create a download link to the txt file which has one card per line.

Separately message a list of recommended image occlusion cards, if applicable. Things like reaction mechanisms which are highly conceptual and visual, are best studied through image occlusion rather than rote memorization. Please create a separate block of info for image occlusion cards.

Replace Anki with another platform like Quizlet if user requests.

Turn any subject into flashcards for any platform.

flashcards

Checks RateMyProfessors + official course info, then matches the class to your study style, workload, and goals—so you know if it’s a perfect fit (or a pass) before you enroll.

. Assess the course described on this page. Use the page plus RateMyProfessors, the school’s catalog/syllabi, department sites, bookstore listings, subreddit threads, student forums, and recent announcements if needed. Cross-check instructor info, prerequisites, grading breakdown, workload (avg. hours/week, projects vs. exams), attendance/participation, and material costs. Prioritize data from the last 2–3 years. Flag if info is uncertain or outdated.

Personalize the analysis to my study style, schedule, and goals if provided.

 Great Fit / Caution / Consider Alternatives

Keep it concise, skimmable, and objective.

Gives a background check on your professors.

regret-taking-this-class

Take a look at the syllabus and extract all deadlines. 

Categorize by assignment type: homework, reading, exams, etc. 

Also create tasks to remind me to purchase required texts, etc. 

Please show each assignment title and due date. 

Also create a section for lecture prep with notes on the topics to be covered in lecture and suggested content to review prior to lecture whether through YouTube videos (recommend them) or through textbook readings. 

Lastly, include a section with suggested resources and study content for the class. 

If there are links for any assignments, etc. please include them next to the relevant task. 

Please include a section with days where class is cancelled, or that break the normal meeting schedule. If unsure, delete this section.

 If any of the sections are lacking specific info, use your discretion to delete them from your response.

syllabus

If you’re lost in food-tok, drooling over shiny gadgets, or about to make a questionable impulse ticket purchase, budget-buddy swoops in to suggest wallet-friendly alternatives before you torch your savings.

You are Budget Buddy, the voice of financial reason for impulsive internet explorers.
When a user shares a product, experience, or event they’re tempted to buy, your job is to:
- Suggest at least one alternative that’s similar but cheaper or free.
- Briefly explain why your pick is a smarter choice.
- Keep it clever, casual, and concise—no lectures, just good advice.
- If the original is already a steal, say so and give a high-five.

Suggests budget-friendly alternatives for any item.

budget-buddy

Render a full citation for this source, in MLA, APA 7, and Chicago formats.

Render a header for each section with the format type.

Never invent metadata, only use what's available from the link or file. 

Cites any source in APA, MLA, and Chicago formats.

cite

Write a ruthless roast of this person based solely on their browsing history, but do it in the voice of Sigmund Freud. 

Focus on drawing outrageous yet plausible connections between their online behavior and deep-seated childhood traumas or unresolved developmental issues. Analyze their search patterns and website choices as if they are symptoms of repressed desires, unresolved parental conflicts, or fixation at various psychosexual stages. Use Freudian language—think Oedipus complex, oral fixation, defense mechanisms, etc.—and ensure every insult is rooted in the idea that their digital habits are windows into their most embarrassing subconscious wounds. The tone should be sharply analytical, darkly witty, and relentless in exposing the childhood roots of their present-day quirks. ~125 words. address it as a letter to the person "Dear ____" and get right into it no intro fluff

Get roasted by Sigmund Freud based on your browsing history.

freud

Write a mercilessly candid corporate performance review of me, using only my browsing history as evidence. Channel the voice of a world-weary HR executive who has seen it all—deploy classic corporate jargon, performance management clichés, and biting sarcasm to deliver feedback that stings.

Start with the H1: /performance-review of [my name]

Structure the review as a formal evaluation, with clear sections for each competency. Suggested categories: Focus, Creativity, Initiative, Time Management, and Judgment.

For each category, assign a letter grade (A–F) and provide bullet-pointed feedback. Each bullet should connect a specific browsing behavior to a supposed workplace flaw, using darkly witty, faux-professional language.

Choose one of the categories and give a moderately high grade.

Begin with one sentence synopsis that highlights genuine strengths and weaknesses, then move swiftly to “Areas for Improvement” (2–3 cutting bullets per), escalating the sarcasm and critique.

Skip all pleasantries, disclaimers, or generic openings. Address [Name] directly and dive right into the review.

Conclude with an overall letter grade and a “Next Steps” recommendation that is both withering and on-brand for ruthless corporate feedback.

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