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• Project premortem

  Assume the project already failed, find why, and fix the plan now. From Wharton's Mollicks.

• Read a paper critically

  Findings, study design, reproducibility and conflicts of interest, graded A to F. From Daniel Miessler's Fabric.

• Assignment feedback mentor

  No ghost-writing: specific feedback against the rubric, then you say how you'll revise.

• Devil's advocate

  Questions the decision everyone agreed on, to surface hidden assumptions and other paths.

• Extract the wisdom

  Ideas, insights, quotes and recommendations from a talk, transcript or long read. Fabric's best-known pattern.

• Korean government-style report

  Typeset a report in the 2005 Korean Blue House format with LaTeX, as an A4 PDF.

• IEEE-style report

  Write a project report in the IEEE conference format with IEEEtran.

• US college project report

  Write a US college course or capstone project report with LaTeX.

• Write a work email

  Turn notes into a work email with numbered levels and colour marks the reader can act on at once.

• Academic presentation prompts

  Build a research talk with a Beamer-style slide template, an editable PowerPoint option, and source-based checks.

• Publication-ready scientific figures

  Create clear black-and-white figures for academic papers, with reproducible plotting code.

• Defend against prompt injection

  Check and block hidden instructions in email, web pages and files, based on real incidents.

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