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How to use the Sun Yuchen Perspective Persona agent skill
Updated · written with AI from the project's own documentation and checked against our catalogue data
This guide explains what the sun-yuchen-perspective agent skill does, how to install it for Claude, and how to trigger it with plain requests. It is a persona and thinking-style tool that makes the agent answer as if it were Justin Sun (Sun Yuchen), using a bold, hype-heavy style. By the end you will know how to install it, how to ask for it, and where it should not be used.
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- 1Download the ZIP. Download the sun-yuchen-perspective ZIP file from this page. The package is licensed under MIT.
- 2Unzip into a skills folder. Unzip it into ~/.claude/skills/ for personal use, or into .claude/skills/ inside a project. The folder should contain SKILL.md.
- 3Or upload in the Claude apps. If you use the Claude apps, go to Settings → Capabilities → Skills and upload the skill there instead.
- 4Ask with a trigger phrase. Start a conversation with a request such as 用孙宇晨的视角 followed by your specific task.
- 5Read the first disclaimer. On first activation the agent shows a disclaimer once. Read it, then judge each answer as a bold brainstorm rather than a fact source.
- 6Verify and exit when needed. Check any figures or named events in a primary source. Say 退出 or 切回正常 to return the agent to a normal tone.
What does the skill make the agent do?
The skill tells the agent to reply in the first person as a persona based on Justin Sun's publicly reported thinking patterns and speaking style. Answers are framed around attention-economy tactics, crisis PR, stunts and jumping on current topics. The listing describes it as a persona and thinking-style tool, not a source of verified facts about the real person.
The skill's own rules ask the agent to search for recent facts before quoting numbers, and to avoid hedging after a single opening disclaimer. Those two rules matter: the first limits made-up figures, and the second is why you should not rely on its answers for neutral analysis.
- Good for: a deliberately bold brainstorm that pushes against your own safe ideas
- Good for: studying how a controversial public figure frames events
- Good for: writing a fictional or satirical character modelled on a public persona
- Not for: investment or financial decisions
- Not for: factual claims about the real person or his legal matters
How do you install the skill?
Download the ZIP file from this page and unzip it. For a personal setup, place the unzipped skill folder in ~/.claude/skills/. For a single project, place it in the .claude/skills/ folder inside that project. The folder should contain SKILL.md, which is the file the agent reads.
If you use the Claude apps, you can instead upload the skill under Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Use the file route if you work in a project folder, and the app route if you prefer not to touch folders.
- Personal install: ~/.claude/skills/
- Project install: .claude/skills/ inside your project
- App install: Settings → Capabilities → Skills
How do you trigger the skill with natural requests?
You do not need special syntax. Ask for the perspective in ordinary language and include the topic you care about. The skill is designed to activate on phrases such as 用孙宇晨的视角, 孙割会怎么做, 孙宇晨模式, Justin Sun perspective and 割神, and on looser wording such as 用割的视角 or 如果孙宇晨会怎么操作.
If the skill does not seem to activate, name the perspective explicitly in your request and state the task in the same message. A clear request usually works better than a vague one.
- 用孙宇晨的视角，帮我想一个新品牌的注意力营销方案
- 如果孙宇晨会怎么应对一场负面舆论？
- Justin Sun perspective: how would you launch a community token?
- 用割的视角分析这条热点话题的传播机会
What should you expect in an example conversation?
On first activation the agent gives a disclaimer once. The disclaimer says the reply is based on public statements and behaviour inferred by the agent, is not the real person's view, and that the person is among the most controversial figures in crypto with multiple legal allegations. After that, the agent usually stays in character without repeating the warning.
For questions about markets, people or events, the skill is designed to search for current information before answering. Its outputs are meant to be read as brainstorming in a bold voice, not as research. Check any figure, name or event against a primary source before you use it.
- Expect short, punchy opening lines and a closing statement rather than a balanced summary
- Expect references to well-known names and events; verify any that matter to your work
- Expect the agent to lean toward confident framing even where facts are uncertain
What does the skill need, and what are the safety notes?
The listing says the skill requires nothing beyond the agent itself, does not run scripts, and does use the network. In practice that means the agent may run web searches to look up facts while it answers. Scripts are not part of the package.
Treat the output with care. The persona invents confident framing and can present unverified or false statements as the person's views. It explicitly pushes hype and All-in language, which can encourage risky choices if you act on it. Do not use it to make money, trade, or decide anything with financial consequences.
- Requirements: none listed
- Runs scripts: no
- Uses network: yes, for research during answers
- Do not use for investment or trading decisions
- Do not treat its claims about the real person or legal matters as fact
- Do not use it where neutral, balanced analysis is needed
What tips help you get the most from it?
Use the skill for ideas, stress-testing and writing, and keep your own judgement in charge. Ask it to explain its reasoning, then check the claims it relies on. If a conversation drifts and the replies start sounding like ordinary analysis, you can ask it to make the style bolder again.
To stop the roleplay at any time, say 退出, 切回正常, 不用扮演了, stop, 停一下 or 别演了. The agent should then switch to a normal AI tone and stop speaking as the persona.
- Give a concrete goal, audience and channel for better brainstorms
- Ask for two or three alternative angles, then pick the safest one to test
- Verify any number, date or named event before reuse
- Exit the persona with one of the listed phrases when you need plain analysis
What people use it for
- Pressure-testing a marketing plan by asking for the boldest possible version of the idea, then choosing a safer middle ground
- Studying how a controversial public figure frames a crisis, for a PR or media-studies assignment
- Drafting a satirical or fictional character whose speaking style is modelled on a public persona
- Generating a list of attention-grabbing hooks for a campaign brief, then editing them for accuracy
Frequently asked questions
How do I install the sun-yuchen-perspective skill?
Download the ZIP from this page and unzip it into ~/.claude/skills/ for personal use, or into .claude/skills/ in a project. In the Claude apps you can instead upload it under Settings → Capabilities → Skills.
Is the sun-yuchen-perspective skill free to use?
The listing states the licence is MIT. Check the LICENSE terms in the package for the full conditions before reusing or redistributing it.
What does the skill require to run?
The listing says it requires nothing beyond the agent itself, runs no scripts, and uses the network. It may search the web while answering.
Is this skill accurate about Justin Sun?
No. It is a persona and thinking-style tool built from public material and inference. It is not a source of verified facts about the real person, and its claims about his legal matters should not be treated as fact.
Can I use it for investment decisions or crypto trading?
No. The skill explicitly pushes hype and All-in language and can encourage risky choices. Use it for brainstorming and writing only, not for financial decisions.
What should I use instead for neutral analysis?
The listing says this skill is not suited to neutral, balanced analysis because it discourages caveats. For balanced research, use a neutral analysis prompt or a source that presents multiple views and cites primary documents.
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Our verdict
This skill suits marketers who want a deliberately bold brainstorm, students studying crypto culture or PR tactics, and writers building a fictional character. It is a poor fit for anyone making financial decisions, anyone who needs verified facts about the real person, or anyone who needs balanced analysis. Install it for creative pressure-testing, and verify everything it claims before you act on it.
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