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The skill maps a repository’s technologies and attack surfaces, runs a bundled set of SAST, dependency, secret, container, and infrastructure scanners, then performs parallel deep dives into areas such as authorization, injection, supply chain, and agentic risks. It emits Markdown, SARIF, CycloneDX, and a reusable baseline, supports Claude Code only, and is best run inside an isolated container.

The skill streams token launches, trades, KOL activity, and PumpSwap migrations, while also documenting bonding-curve math and historical analysis. It includes Lightning and Local trading examples, requires a single shared WebSocket connection, and needs a Solana RPC plus a hot-wallet private key for trading; Lightning adds a managed service fee.

This skill uses DexScreener’s free, unauthenticated API to search tokens and retrieve current price, volume, liquidity, market cap, price changes, and trading pairs. It can batch up to 30 tokens per call and inspect trending snapshots, but the API has no historical data, WebSocket stream, or paginated search.

This skill covers quotes, market caps, OHLCV history, global metrics, Fear & Greed, exchanges, DEX data, airdrops, and trends through CoinMarketCap Pro. It uses stable CMC IDs, batches requests, estimates credit usage from returned data points, and encourages caching; a CMC API key is required, and historical coverage depends on the plan.

The toolkit incrementally downloads Feishu docx and wiki content to Markdown, uploads Markdown with real LaTeX equation blocks, and imports CSV, TSV, or Markdown tables into standalone Sheets. It works as a Claude Code skill, bash CLI, or agent tool, and requires a Feishu self-built app with the appropriate scopes and credentials.

When a user or support agent describes a problem with missing details, this Claude skill asks focused follow-up questions and fills a standardized 10-field template. It captures reproduction steps, environment details, expected versus actual behavior, and a suggested priority, then returns a report ready to paste into an issue tracker.

Give pubmed-brief a biomedical topic and it searches PubMed, Europe PMC, and Crossref for recent and highly cited papers. It packages a cross-paper overview, structured summaries, citation details, and source links into a printable PDF; closed-access articles are summarized from abstracts when full text is unavailable.

This Codex and Claude skill reviews changes as if they are about to run in production, prioritizing correctness, data safety, security, reliability, and missing tests over style. Findings include severity, confidence, location, impact, and a suggested fix, while the final verdict is derived from the highest-severity confirmed problem rather than reviewer mood.

Drop a prequel quote, character reference, or related phrase into a Claude Code conversation and this skill responds in matching Star Wars meme character without abandoning the requested task. It includes more than 120 call-and-response triggers across four tiers, making it a playful tone layer rather than a separate coding or analysis tool.

Provide a birth date, time, and place to calculate a Western or Vedic chart and produce a styled DOCX with chart graphics, placement interpretations, and practical suggestions. The project also includes modules for transits, progressions, synastry, relocation, and related readings; local use depends on Python astrology libraries, while Claude composes the interpretive text.

Design Makeover turns a vague request such as “redesign my app” into a guided workflow: it scopes the job, asks a brief set of questions, audits the current interface, proposes distinct directions, implements the selected one, and reviews its own work. It adapts its approach to dashboards, marketing pages, editorial views, or mobile apps, with Playwright recommended for autonomous browser checks.

context-kit interviews you to create role and project packs, then distills durable facts, decisions, open questions, and explicitly rejected options from ongoing conversations. The source stays as plain Markdown on your machine and can be exported for ChatGPT custom instructions, Claude Projects, or raw reuse elsewhere, without an account, server, or synchronization service.

This skill teaches Claude Desktop or Claude Code when and how to call the VirtualSMS MCP for phone verification. An agent can search availability, buy a number, wait for an SMS code by WebSocket or polling, swap a failed number, and cancel or refund unused orders across thousands of services and many countries; access requires the MCP connection and a VirtualSMS API key.

Timeln Second Brain lets Claude Code or Cursor answer questions from the documents and relationships stored in your Timeln library. Through its MCP tools, an agent can inspect recent material, query connected topics, retrieve documents, and ingest text or public URLs; the hosted setup needs a Timeln account and bearer token, with a local Python MCP available as an alternative.

Ontocraft chains discovery, modeling plans, and implementation to turn a domain brief and competency questions into reviewed Turtle artifacts. Its implementation phase runs syntax, OWL-RL, SHACL, and lint checks before an independent reviewer examines modeling pitfalls, design principles, fairness, quality, and question coverage; an optional skill creates a self-contained offline HTML viewer.

Active Listening watches for clear preference statements during Claude Code sessions, saving strong directives immediately and confirming weaker signals before keeping them. Preferences live in categorized, human-readable Markdown that you can inspect, version, share, forget individually, or clear entirely, with optional synchronization to CLAUDE.local.md and no database or MCP server.

Name a book and Book Companion creates front matter that explains its shape, difficulty, pacing, and the honest case for or against reading it without spoiling the story. Depending on the title, it can also reconstruct what the original audience knew, outline the author's circumstances and chronology, and suggest useful translations, editions, or illustrations.

This skill changes claude.ai's editing response into a ready-to-paste Python heredoc that replaces an exact old block with a new one, instead of printing the entire file again. A NOT FOUND guard prevents silent misses and can reduce output use on large files; it requires Python 3 in your terminal and is not intended for Claude Code's native file tools.