# instinct skills > Skills tuned for Instinct. Skills are little instruction cards for Instinct. Collect the ones you need, from booking dinner to fighting a bill. ## Skills - [bill-negotiation](/skills/bill-negotiation/skill.md): Help someone lower a recurring bill such as internet, mobile phone, cable or streaming, car/home/renters insurance, gym memberships, software subscriptions, or similar services. Use this whenever someone says a bill went up, their promo ended, they're paying too much for a service, they want to cancel or threaten to cancel, they want a retention offer, or asks how to get a better rate, even if they don't say "negotiate". For medical bills, use the medical-bill-review skill instead. - [card-dispute-helper](/skills/card-dispute-helper/skill.md): Help someone dispute a charge on a credit or debit card, get a refund a merchant won't give, or handle an unauthorized transaction. Use this whenever someone mentions a chargeback, disputing a charge, a charge they don't recognize, being charged after cancelling, a duplicate charge, an order that never arrived, something not as described, a refund that never showed up, or a merchant refusing to refund, even if they don't use the word "dispute". - [concert-tickets](/skills/concert-tickets/skill.md): Find the best price and safest way to get concert, festival, or comedy show tickets, whether buying at an on-sale, getting presale access, shopping resale for a sold-out show, or waiting for a last-minute drop. Use this whenever someone wants tickets to see an artist, asks where to buy tickets or which ticket site is cheapest, mentions a presale, Verified Fan, a queue, a sold-out show, StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, TickPick, Gametime, or AXS, or asks whether ticket prices will go down. - [concert-tickets-lookout](/skills/concert-tickets-lookout/skill.md): Keep watch on an artist, tour, or festival and ping someone at every moment that matters, from a tour announcement to presale registration deadlines, presale and on-sale start times in their time zone, face-value waitlist spots, and resale prices dropping under their budget. Use this whenever someone says "tell me when X goes on tour", "remind me about the presale", "let me know if tickets drop under $150", wants to catch a sold-out show, or asks to be alerted about concert, festival, or comedy tickets, even if they never say "alert". - [flight-deal-lookout](/skills/flight-deal-lookout/skill.md): Keep watch on a trip someone wants to take and ping them when a cash fare or an award seat bookable with their points hits their target. Use this whenever someone says "tell me when flights to X get cheap", "watch fares for me", "let me know if business class opens up on points", wants to use miles or credit card points for a trip, has flexible dates or "anywhere warm" plans, or asks whether to pay cash or points, even if they never say "alert" or "track". - [flight-disruption-claims](/skills/flight-disruption-claims/skill.md): Help a traveler get a refund or compensation after a flight is delayed, cancelled, rescheduled, overbooked, downgraded, or their checked bag is late or lost. Use this whenever someone mentions a delayed or cancelled flight, getting bumped, a missed connection, being offered a voucher instead of cash, an airline refusing a refund, a lost or delayed bag, EU261, UK261, or DOT refund rules, or asks anything like "can I get money back from the airline", even if they never name a law. - [lease-contract-reviewer](/skills/lease-contract-reviewer/skill.md): Review a residential lease, lease renewal, sublease, or everyday consumer contract (gym, service agreement, subscription, rental agreement) and flag unfavorable, unusual, or likely unenforceable terms, using the renter's state and city tenant laws. Use this whenever someone shares a lease or contract, asks "should I sign this", "is this normal", or "is this legal", asks about security deposits, broker fees, late fees, rent increases, early termination, auto-renewal, or their rights as a tenant, even if they only paste one clause. - [medical-bill-review](/skills/medical-bill-review/skill.md): Review a US medical, hospital, dental, lab, or ambulance bill for errors and overcharges, and help the person lower it, appeal it, or get financial assistance. Use this whenever someone shares or describes a medical bill, an Explanation of Benefits (EOB), a surprise out-of-network bill, a bill that seems too high, an insurance denial, a medical collections notice, or asks how to negotiate or get help paying a healthcare bill. - [movie-tickets-lookout](/skills/movie-tickets-lookout/skill.md): Keep watch for movie tickets and ping someone the moment they can act, whether tickets go on sale, IMAX, 70mm, or Dolby showtimes open, new showtimes get added, or good seats free up in a sold-out show. Use this whenever someone says "tell me when tickets go on sale", wants opening-night or IMAX 70mm seats for a big release, missed a sold-out screening, wants to catch a re-release or anniversary showing, or asks what big movies are coming that they should grab tickets for, even if they never say "alert". - [nyc-date-night](/skills/nyc-date-night/skill.md): Plan a date in New York City, from a first drinks meetup to an anniversary dinner, with realistic logistics for reservations, neighborhoods, transit, weather, and budget. Use this whenever someone asks for date ideas or plans in NYC, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, or Staten Island, wants help picking a bar or restaurant for a date, needs a first date spot, or wants something fun to do with a partner in the city, even if they don't say "date". - [nyc-events-lookout](/skills/nyc-events-lookout/skill.md): Keep watch on New York City events matched to what someone actually likes doing, and ping them with a daily digest plus fast alerts for things that fill up, from Partiful and Luma invites, run clubs, supper club drops, DJ nights, comedy, sample sales, free concerts, and art openings. Use this whenever someone in NYC asks "what should I do this weekend", wants to be told about events, parties, pop-ups, or sample sales, says "keep an eye out for" something happening in the city, or wants to stop missing things that sell out, even if they never say "alert". - [nyc-larp](/skills/nyc-larp/skill.md): Plan a day or weekend of living out the most stereotypically, gloriously New York experiences, the kind people post about, from breed meetups in Central Park and hour-long pastry lines to Sunday run clubs that end in matcha, bodega cat pilgrimages, speakeasies behind phone booths, and piano bar singalongs. Use this whenever someone wants to "LARP as a New Yorker", do the most NYC thing possible, have a main character day, show a visitor the full cliché, find something fun and very online to do this weekend, or asks about corgi meetups, cat cafes, or viral NYC spots, even if they never say "LARP". - [safe-purchasing](/skills/safe-purchasing/skill.md): Guardrails for any agent that buys things, books things, or enters payment details on someone's behalf. Use this whenever you are about to add something to a cart, check out, book a reservation or ticket that requires payment or a card hold, start a free trial, subscribe to anything, or submit payment information on a website or app, even if the purchase seems small or the user has asked you to "just buy it". - [scam-checker](/skills/scam-checker/skill.md): Assess whether a message, call, email, text, website, job offer, rental listing, marketplace deal, investment pitch, or online relationship is likely a scam, and help someone respond safely or recover if they've already been scammed. Use this whenever someone pastes a suspicious text or email, asks "is this legit", "is this a scam", or "should I click this", describes an unexpected request for money, codes, or personal information, or says they may have sent money or info to a scammer. - [sf-date-night](/skills/sf-date-night/skill.md): Plan a date in San Francisco, from a first drinks meetup to an anniversary dinner, with realistic logistics for neighborhoods, hills, fog, transit and robotaxis, reservations, and budget. Use this whenever someone asks for date ideas or plans in SF, San Francisco, the Mission, Hayes Valley, North Beach, the Marina, or elsewhere in the city, wants help picking a bar or restaurant for a date, needs a first date spot, or wants something fun to do with a partner in the Bay Area, even if they don't say "date". - [sf-events-lookout](/skills/sf-events-lookout/skill.md): Keep watch on San Francisco and Bay Area events matched to what someone actually likes doing, and ping them with a daily digest plus fast alerts for things that fill up, from Luma tech and AI events and Partiful parties to hackathons, founder dinners, run clubs, supper club drops, DJ nights, museum late nights, and free Golden Gate Park concerts. Use this whenever someone in SF or the Bay Area asks "what's happening this weekend", wants to hear about events, meetups, hackathons, or parties, says "keep an eye out for" something, or keeps missing events that waitlist, even if they never say "alert". - [sf-larp](/skills/sf-larp/skill.md): Plan a day or weekend of living out the most stereotypically, gloriously San Francisco experiences, the kind people post about, from Corgi Con and dog hangs at Crissy Field to morning bun lines, a sunny Saturday in Dolores Park, a Waymo ride just for the ride, AI hackathons and founder dinners, sauna and cold plunge by the water, and fog-watching from a hilltop. Use this whenever someone wants to "LARP as an SF founder" or a San Franciscan, do the most SF thing possible, have a main character day, show a visitor the full cliché, find something fun and very online to do this weekend, or asks about Corgi Con, dog meetups, or viral SF spots, even if they never say "LARP". - [sports-tickets](/skills/sports-tickets/skill.md): Find the best seats for the money at pro and college sports games, from regular season games to playoffs, including when to buy, which sites to compare, and which seats are actually worth it. Use this whenever someone wants tickets to an NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS, WNBA, college, soccer, tennis, golf, racing, boxing, or other sporting event, asks where to find cheap game tickets, whether prices will drop, which section is best, or mentions a team's ticket exchange, StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, TickPick, or Gametime.