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This Claude Code skill teaches agents to charge for APIs, wrap AI inference in an HTTP 402 paywall, search for and hire other agents, and automatically pay 402 quotes through Voidly Pay. It also describes subscription and streaming metering and an optional MCP server with dedicated payment tools. The documented rail uses USDC on Base, with local Ed25519 identity keys.

Use the Claude Code skill to build Korean web interfaces around Tailwind v4, W3C three-layer design tokens, and four theme modes. The repository packages a reusable design-system skill rather than a one-off page, and its Tailwind token file can be copied into a project.

Turn Claude Code into a chapter-aware reading companion. It reads scenes and quotes from a configured plaintext library instead of relying on recalled plot details, keeps discussion within your current chapter, and records reactions and predictions in a per-book journal. For a series, completed books remain available for cross-book callbacks without exposing material beyond your reading progress.

Use a Socratic interview rather than a critic-style answer to draw out your own reactions to a book, game, film, or album. The four-phase workflow calibrates the work, asks and follows up on questions, then writes a media-specific Markdown note with an optional style-matching draft. It adapts to Obsidian, Logseq, Notion, Bear, or plain Markdown.

Rewrite review notes from Obsidian, Logseq, Notion, Bear, or plain Markdown into Korean posts for Naver Blog, Tistory, or Velog. Its five-step flow extracts the strongest points, proposes titles, adjusts the platform tone, removes formulaic AI phrasing, and runs a pre-publishing checklist. It is intended for the user’s own voice, not imitation or bulk SEO writing.

session-bug-hunter scans conversation history and changed files for errors, unfinished TODOs, security concerns, and other bug signals. It groups findings by severity and type, shows the full list for approval, then opens structured GitHub issues with locations, reproduction steps, and suggested fixes. It requires Claude Code and an authenticated GitHub CLI.

session-continuity keeps a project's memory in two committed Markdown files: a current-state SESSION_PRIMER and an append-only LEARNINGS log. Slash commands refresh the primer, record hard-won lessons, and close a session, while hooks surface stale context or missing checks. The approach stays portable and human-readable instead of relying on a hosted memory service.

copywriting-15-patterns turns a Japanese headline or social-hook request into grouped options drawn from 15 patterns across five functional clusters. You can ask for a specific pattern, a cluster, or the default multi-pattern mix, with the skill producing several candidates rather than one rewrite. It avoids invented numbers, fake deadlines, and deceptive claims, and runs as a Claude Code skill.

fb-page-translator gives B2B Facebook operators a three-mode editorial routine: tool deep-dives on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; recent-news translation on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; and a weekly recap on Sunday. It locks the voice to short, concrete Chinese rather than MBA jargon, then drafts at 20:30 for a 21:00 review and possible Chrome MCP publishing. The workflow depends on a logged-in Facebook page and the required Claude scheduling and browser integrations.

Maat audits strategy reports, M&A memos, market analyses, RAG knowledge bases, prompt libraries, and other business artifacts shaped by AI. It checks whether strategic claims can be traced to evidence, whether uncertainty was lost, whether authority is being faked, and whether counter-analysis is missing. The result includes an executive verdict, principle-by-principle findings, risky claims, a reconstructed prompt, and a machine-readable 0–10 score.

This Claude Skill turns supplied notes, text, files, or ideas into academic Word documents or PowerPoint decks for Tec de Monterrey. It applies the institution's blue palette, Arial typography, logo treatment, academic cover pages, headers, footers, and presentation layouts, with examples for individual work, team reports, and project defenses. It is aimed at Tec students and faculty; the included institutional logos are intended only for that context.

Pubcraft researches live search results and primary sources before drafting, then applies the structural rules of the requested surface, from SEO articles and LinkedIn to Reddit, YouTube, newsletters, and Product Hunt. It keeps working links for numerical claims, checks for AI-sounding language, and surfaces compliance placeholders for medical, financial, legal, and other regulated topics. It drafts the material but does not publish it or replace expert compliance review.

Agent ER spec converts SQL DDL or design Markdown into schema-checked `.erd.json` bundles and renders them as draggable, zoomable HTML diagrams. Beyond table relationships, the format preserves color-coded layers, multiple views, data-flow narratives, and design-decision logs, with examples and validation and rendering scripts included. The repository defines the data shape and a minimal interactive viewer rather than a complete architecture documentation product.

Tealc combines a Chainlit chat app, a background scheduler, and a LangGraph tool layer around shared SQLite state. It can watch literature, grants, email, calendars, students, and research projects, draft artifacts, run R or Python analyses, and surface overnight briefings. The system is operational inside the Blackmon Lab but heavily personalized to its accounts, paths, and policies, so it is a reference deployment rather than a turnkey lab product; email remains draft-only and the execution sandboxes are not hardened for shared use.

Kavach Skill guides a coding agent through adding Kavach gates, policy loading, drift detectors, signed permit tokens, audit chains, and default-deny enforcement in Python or Node/TypeScript services. It also covers observe-only rollout, hot-reloading, and encrypted, signed, replay-protected channels, with the two SDKs backed by the same Rust core. The skill follows the published SDK surface; deeper HTTP or MCP middleware and multi-replica Redis deployments are outside its scope.

Visa Application Skill guides an application from visa-type intake through current official-policy research, difficulty assessment, tiered checklists, fact-based document drafting, file compliance checks, and a submission walkthrough. It can support a guided browser workflow or semi-automated form filling with Chrome MCP, but it never clicks the final Submit or Pay action. Missing facts stay visible as questions, policy claims are sourced at runtime, and applicants must recheck official guidance before filing; the tool is not legal advice.

OpenClaw Add Agent walks through adding a Telegram bot agent to OpenClaw. It collects the bot token, agent ID, optional display name, and an allowlist of user IDs, then updates `openclaw.json`, creates the agent workspace, and asks whether memory should be isolated. Afterward it tells you to restart OpenClaw. The skill assumes OpenClaw and its existing configuration are already installed, along with a token obtained from BotFather.

learn-x turns a request to learn something into a structured coaching session rather than a lecture. It diagnoses the learner first, introduces one concept at a time, uses choices and teach-back to test understanding, revisits locked-in decisions, and challenges correct answers. Sessions move from onboarding to a confirmed path, milestone loops, and a learner-produced artifact such as a demo, cheat sheet, mind map, or flashcards; it is not intended for one-off fact lookups or direct coding work.