Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Use when creating a new imperial title or establishing governance terminology for a unified empire. Guides council deliberation, historical precedent review, title composition (皇帝), imperial terminology (制/诏/朕), and succession numbering from 始皇帝 onward.
Use when implementing comprehensive legal, agricultural, or military reforms in a stagnating state. Based on Shang Yang's reforms in Qin, covers public talent recruitment, reform debate, equal law enforcement, and institutionalization of merit-based systems.
Use when planning military ambushes using double agents and staged evidence. Covers agent selection, credibility establishment, force coordination, and engagement triggers to lure enemies into prepared positions.
Use when building covert informant networks to gather intelligence on rival states. Covers agent placement, secure communication channels, and intelligence verification for strategic advantage.
Use when rescuing someone from legal trouble through trusted intermediaries. Based on Tao Zhu Gong's attempt to save his son via Zhuang Sheng: provide resources without strings, give clear instructions, leave immediately, trust the intermediary's method, and never interfere mid-process.
Use when evaluating the feasibility of a long-distance surprise military attack. Assesses distance risks, intelligence reliability, supply line vulnerabilities, and contingency planning. Based on Qin's failed attack on Zheng as a cautionary example.
Use when conducting legal investigations following classical Chinese judicial principles. Covers official accountability (失刑则刑), evidence gathering, case processing for treason/property/misconduct, and proportional punishment without sparing the powerful (不避贵戚).
Use when selecting or vetting a successor for leadership. Applies a multi-phase evaluation combining character tests, progressive responsibility assignment, regency trials, and public acceptance before formalizing succession.
Use when reforming harsh punishments or transitioning a legal system to humane alternatives. Guides abolishing corporal punishment (废除肉刑) using Tiying's (缇萦) petition model under Emperor Wen.
Use when planning a rebellion, popular uprising, or regime change that requires perceived divine mandate. Creates legitimacy through fabricated omens, invocation of beloved historical figures, and the rallying cry 王侯将相宁有种乎 to mobilize popular support.