docs-graph

Set up and build an interactive graph visualization for a folder of markdown files. Use this skill whenever the user wants to visualize relationships between documents, build or rebuild the doc graph, set up the graph viewer, or see how their documents reference each other. Also use when the user mentions 'build the graph', 'rebuild the graph', 'update the graph', 'graph viewer', 'doc graph', 'knowledge map', or wants to explore connections between notes, docs, or any collection of interlinked markdown files.

Create an interactive HTML chart for the graph viewer, paired with a chart-*.md doc so it wires into the graph. Use when the user asks to make a chart, build a visualization, add a heatmap/matrix/scatter, turn an analysis into a chart, or create any standalone HTML visualization that should open from a node in the graph. Also use when adding a chart to accompany an existing analysis doc (the common pattern: an analysis doc describes trends; a chart renders them). The skill covers the non-obvious iframe-download contract and the shared visual vocabulary — without these, charts render but the viewer's download button silently fails and the design drifts. Rebuilds the graph after creation so the new chart shows up immediately.

Create a new document in the user's docs folder with the right format for the graph viewer. Use when the user asks to write a doc, add a guide, capture a reference, save a review/critique, add a review of a Notion page, or otherwise add a markdown file to their folder. Also use when the user says 'create a doc', 'write a note', 'capture this', 'add a guide', 'add a ref', 'review this page', or wants to save any structured markdown document. Regenerates the graph index after creation.

Produce a single-dimension landscape analysis across the 24 Rosebud competitors in data/competitors/ — an analysis doc with a tight overview + named-evidence bullets, paired with a chart that renders the pattern. Use whenever the user says things like 'analyze the X dimension', 'do the next dimension', 'compile trends for X across competitors', 'build the landscape for Y', 'what does the landscape look like for Z', or 'let's do <dimension_name> next'. Also use iteratively — one dimension at a time — when building toward the full landscape report. Chart type is a deliberate judgment call based on the shape of the data, not a fixed template. Delegates file creation to create-doc and create-chart; this skill owns the data extraction and the pattern synthesis.

Research a competitor following the Rosebud competitive research system (mental-health practitioner tools). Use when a Rosebud team member says 'research <competitor>', 'analyze <competitor>', 'competitive research on X', 'research wysa', 'research quenza', or similar. Delegates to the dimensions reference doc — all research instructions (what to measure, how to structure the writeup, voice rules) live there. Rosebud-specific: not intended for general-purpose competitor research.