Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Use when applying disciplined archery in combat or hunting. Prioritizes shot certainty over volume of fire, conserving ammunition and maximizing psychological impact through patience and precise target assessment.
Use when deciding whether to honor a commitment after circumstances change, especially after the recipient's death. Applies Ji Zha's sword-promise principle: internal assent creates moral obligation that transcends death.
Use when defending a besieged city with limited forces against a superior enemy. Combines divine legitimacy, psychological manipulation, feigned weakness, and surprise attack (e.g., Tian Dan's fire cattle) to shatter enemy morale.
Use when performing pulse examination (脉诊) to determine organ pathology and prognosis. Covers the three positions (寸关尺), three depths of pressure (浮中沉), eight pulse qualities, and seasonal correlation as practiced by Bian Que and Cang Gong.
Use when standardizing education or controlling historical narratives across a unified empire. Categorizes texts for destruction vs. exemption, establishes enforcement timelines and punishments, and redirects education through officials (以吏为师).
Use when implementing uniform standards across a newly unified empire. Covers weights and measures (衡石丈尺), writing system (书同文字), transportation (车同轨), Five Elements cosmology, and symbolic renaming of rivers and populace.
Use when commanding infantry-heavy forces against cavalry on flat terrain. Prioritizes speed over siege warfare, bypasses fortified cities, and seizes strategic objectives (armories like Luoyang武库, granaries like Ao) to neutralize cavalry advantages.
Use when organizing a coordinated multi-state military uprising. Based on Wu Wang Pi's Seven States Rebellion mobilization, covers command structure, conscription parameters, allied coordination, reward hierarchies, and financial backing.
Use when handling foreign royals or nobles seeking asylum or refuge. Covers assessment of political status, evaluation of ally potential, and three response tiers: full hospitality with marriage alliance, basic courtesy with safe passage, or diplomatic refusal based on risk calculus.
Use when regaining authority over those who wronged you. Demonstrates magnanimity through measured threats, acceptance of contrition, and strategic forgiveness to convert former enemies into loyal supporters.