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Card identity

Skill jiahongc/credit-card-skills/.claude/skills/card-identity

Agent Skills suite for researching US credit cards — works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and any Agent Skills-compatible tool

Install
npx -y skills add jiahongc/credit-card-skills --skill card-identity

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Resolve a card name to an exact issuer, family, and variant. This is a hidden shared skill used internally by all card commands as their first step. Not user-facing.

SKILL.md

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Card Identity

Purpose

Centralized card-name resolution used by all commands in the card suite. Every user-facing command should call this logic as step 1 before doing any research.

Resolution Steps

  1. Normalize input — strip extra whitespace, fix common abbreviations (e.g., "CSP" → "Chase Sapphire Preferred", "Amex" → "American Express").
  2. Parse components — extract issuer, card family, and card variant separately when possible.
  3. Check issuer scope — verify the issuer is in the approved list from ../card-shared/source-policy.yaml. If not, return a short failure: "This card is not from a supported issuer."
  4. Resolve variant — if the input maps to exactly one variant, proceed with confident match. If multiple variants are plausible, follow the ambiguity rules below.

Business vs Personal

  • Both personal and business credit cards are supported.
  • If the user specifies "business" or "biz", resolve to the business variant.
  • If a card name exists in both personal and business versions and the user doesn't specify, treat it as ambiguous — return a numbered choice list with both variants.
  • Common business indicators: "business", "biz", "Business Platinum", "Ink", "Spark", etc.

Ambiguity Handling

  • If the input maps to 2+ plausible variants (e.g., "Chase Sapphire" → Preferred or Reserve, or "Amex Gold" → personal or business):
    • Return a numbered choice list and stop. Do not guess.
    • Format: one card per line with issuer, family, variant.
  • If no plausible match exists:
    • Return a short failure: "Could not match a card. Try including the full card name with issuer."

Confident Match Output

When the match is confident, the calling command should:

  • Omit the ## Card Identity section from user-facing output.
  • Populate the card identity YAML keys (card_name, issuer, network, card_family, card_variant) in the internal YAML block.

Weak / Unconfirmed Match Output

When the match is the best-supported variant but not certain:

  • Show the ## ⚠️ Card Identity section in user-facing output with the matched variant and a note about competing matches.
  • Set status: unconfirmed on the relevant summary field.
  • List competing variants in confidence_notes.

Common Abbreviations

Only shorthands and ambiguous names need entries here. Cards with full, unambiguous names (e.g., "Chase Marriott Bonvoy Boundless", "Chase United Explorer", "American Express Hilton Honors Aspire") are resolved via search — no table entry needed.

InputResolved
CSPChase Sapphire Preferred
CSRChase Sapphire Reserve
CFUChase Freedom Unlimited
CFFChase Freedom Flex
CIPChase Ink Business Preferred
CICChase Ink Business Cash
CIUChase Ink Business Unlimited
Amex GoldAmerican Express Gold Card
Amex PlatAmerican Express Platinum Card
Amex Biz GoldAmerican Express Business Gold Card
Amex Biz PlatAmerican Express Business Platinum Card
Amex Blue Biz PlusAmerican Express Blue Business Plus Card
Amex Blue Biz CashAmerican Express Blue Business Cash Card
Venture XCapital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card
Venture X BusinessCapital One Venture X Business Card
SavorCapital One SavorOne / Savor (ambiguous — ask)
Spark Cash PlusCapital One Spark Cash Plus
Spark MilesCapital One Spark Miles
Double CashCiti Double Cash Card
Custom CashCiti Custom Cash Card
Ink PreferredChase Ink Business Preferred
Ink CashChase Ink Business Cash
Ink UnlimitedChase Ink Business Unlimited
BiltBilt Blue / Obsidian / Palladium (ambiguous — ask)
RobinhoodRobinhood Gold Card / Cash Card (ambiguous — ask)
Aviator RedBarclays AAdvantage Aviator Red World Elite Mastercard
Wyndham RewardsBarclays Wyndham Rewards Earner Card / Plus / Business (ambiguous — ask)
Altitude ReserveU.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite Card
Altitude ConnectU.S. Bank Altitude Connect Visa Signature Card
Altitude GoU.S. Bank Altitude Go Visa Signature Card
Delta GoldAmerican Express Delta SkyMiles Gold Card
Delta PlatinumAmerican Express Delta SkyMiles Platinum Card
Delta ReserveAmerican Express Delta SkyMiles Reserve Card
Delta Biz GoldAmerican Express Delta SkyMiles Gold Business Card
Delta Biz PlatAmerican Express Delta SkyMiles Platinum Business Card
Delta Biz ReserveAmerican Express Delta SkyMiles Reserve Business Card

Rules Reference

Full rules at ../card-shared/card-identity-rules.md.

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