Suggest including relatable examples to non-technical audiences

[jawz101]

I was just perusing the https://zeroclaw.net/blog/zeroclaw-skills page and the documentation reads in a way that feels a bit self-recursive. As if Zeroclaw is centered around automating the development and project work of zeroclaw itself. At some point it might be nice to give some other examples to foster ideas for non-technical users.

For example:
The current example of a skill "description: Use when the user asks for a changelog or release notes from a range of git commits. Groups commits by type and writes user-facing summaries."

I just wondered if the audience could get a relaxed example along with a technical example as it may spark my imagination to know what it would take to, for example, create an agent to look for Black Friday shopping deals or something.

As is, I installed Zeroclaw once and the web experience felt very much centered around diagnosing itself-- if that makes sense-- like I couldn't immediately see what was beyond the structure of zeroclaw itself. I chatted with an llm on a gpu from telegram and then my imagination stopped.