You make me an HTML page that says "hello world" in big bold text with a dark background. Open it in my browser when you're done.

You I have a meeting with Telstra tomorrow. Turn this into a one-page meeting brief — use placeholder data but structure it like: what they do, what we sell them, open questions, and 3 good conversation starters. Make it something I'd actually print.

You add a risks section and make the conversation starters more specific to a Data Cloud pitch. Also add a box at the top where I can paste in my own notes about the customer.

You now imagine I had a CSV of all my accounts. Show me how you'd read it and generate a brief for any customer I pick from a dropdown. Don't build it yet — just explain the approach.

You I want you to set up a personal memory and skills system for me. Here's what I need: 1. Create a memory folder at ~/.claude/memory/ with an _index.md file that tracks recent entries. Categories: projects/, preferences/, decisions/. 2. Create a skill called "pause" at ~/.claude/commands/pause.md that saves a RESUME.md file in my current project folder. It should capture: what we were doing (1-2 sentences), what's done (with file paths), what's next (priority order), key files touched, and any decisions made. Format it as clear markdown. Overwrite any existing RESUME.md each time. 3. Create a skill called "resume" at ~/.claude/commands/resume.md that reads RESUME.md from the current directory, verifies the files still exist, and gives me a brief summary of where we left off. Then asks if I want to continue. 4. Create a skill called "remember" at ~/.claude/commands/remember.md that saves something to my memory folder. It should: pick the right category (projects/preferences/decisions), use a descriptive filename, include today's date, and update _index.md. If a file on the same topic exists, append to it. 5. Create a skill called "recall" at ~/.claude/commands/recall.md that searches my memory folder for a topic and returns what it finds. It should search filenames and contents. For each skill, use this frontmatter format: --- name: [skill-name] description: [one-line description] --- Make the skills thorough — I want them to actually work well, not just be stubs.

You (in Claude Code) I want to build a meeting prep agent as a Streamlit app. Here's the flow: I type a customer name. The agent generates a prompt I can copy to Slackbot to gather context. Then I paste Slackbot's response back in. The agent takes that raw info and structures a formatted meeting brief with: account overview, key contacts, recent activity, risks, and talking points. Add a "copy to clipboard" button for the brief and a "copy Slackbot prompt" button for the generated prompt. Dark theme, clean professional layout.