Use when a new Anthropic model is released and the user wants a personalized briefing and hands-on tutorial. Use when the user says "new model released", "walk me through the release", "briefing on Claude X", or invokes /model-release-briefing.
name model-release-briefing description Use when a new Anthropic model is released and the user wants a personalized briefing and hands-on tutorial. Use when the user says "new model released", "walk me through the release", "briefing on Claude X", or invokes /model-release-briefing. user-invocable true argument-hint <model-name> <path-to-source-docs> Model Release Briefing Generate a personalized briefing and hands-on tutorial for a new Anthropic model release. Six phases, executed sequentially. Each phase must complete before the next begins. Phase 1: Ingest Source Materials Read all files at the provided path ( $ARGUMENTS[1] , or ask the user). Accept blog posts, transcripts, summaries, prompt templates, changelogs, release notes. Build a comprehensive picture of every change in the release. Phase 2: Gather User Context Check conversation history and memory files for user context. If insufficient, ask these 4 intake questions and wait for answers before proceeding: What is your role? (developer, PM, researcher, etc.) How do you primarily use Claude? (coding, writing, analysis, agents, etc.) Which Claude products do you use? (API, Claude.ai, Claude Code, etc.) What is your most common AI workflow? Phase 3: Generate Personalized Briefing Using briefing-reference-template.md , walk through every category of changes. For each item: what it is, what it does in practice, why it matters to this specific user . Structure: Open with "What Matters Most for You"