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This toolkit bundles a ticket generator with /ko, /next, and /cr commands for turning reports into phased work. Use /ko to start a ticket or phase, /next to identify what comes next, and /cr to review recent changes against acceptance criteria; it works alone and pairs with the first-action project kickoff skill.

Lambda is a compact communication language for agents, built from concept atoms rather than translated English. Its vocabulary spans code, agent-to-agent messaging, evolution, social and emotional states, science, and related domains, with Python and Go parsers plus CLI translation and vocabulary tools; it is aimed at machine communication, not human-facing prose, and parts of the syntax and vocabulary are still evolving.

This plugin composes Camunda Platform 7 processes from a catalog of existing delegates or external-task topics, wiring control flow, DMN, forms, timers, errors, and async behavior. It preserves camunda extensions while editing and lints engine-level failures, creating explicit stubs and follow-up specs when an activity is missing; Camunda 8 and Zeebe are out of scope.

This skill converts Garmin recovery and training metrics into REST, LIGHT, MODERATE, or GREEN_LIGHT recommendations, while a weekly calculator produces eight progress KPIs. Its deterministic decision tree is calibrated to one personal protocol, including a 2,000-kcal floor and specific deficit assumptions, so users must adapt it carefully and seek medical care for flagged symptoms; it is not medical advice.

This skill parses the current Claude Code transcript to list packages installed, files created or edited, and skills loaded during the active session. It filters out read-only actions and leaves other projects, conversations, global settings, and skills alone; optional cooldown hooks can remove only safe cache categories after inactivity, while broader cleanup supports backup and rollback.

This skill maps landing pages, funnels, email sequences, and broader customer journeys to Know, Like, Trust, Try, Buy, Repeat, and Refer. It prioritizes trust gaps near the purchase action, keeps each section focused on one job, and asks where retention and referrals live after the sale instead of treating conversion as the end.

This skill turns an interest description into multiple GitHub searches, merges and deduplicates the results, then ranks them by relevance, recent activity, stars, or trending velocity. It supports filters, saved profiles, caches, and Markdown or JSON output, but requires an authenticated gh CLI and remains read-only.

This workflow starts each task by defining the project’s architecture, stack, and constraints, then moves through problem analysis, research, solution options, design, verification, implementation, QA, and retrospective. Its skills can be installed into Claude or Copilot user scope, with shared project instructions and a design.md handoff connecting planning to build.

This skill uses LaMa-based inpainting to remove corner watermarks, logos, date stamps, microphones, and other tracked objects from MP4 videos while leaving audio untouched. It can process folders and skip completed files, but is tested on macOS, needs ffmpeg plus Python and a model download, and cannot handle large-area or audio watermarks.

This skill fetches papers and, when available, arXiv TeX sources, then resolves BibTeX through open scholarly services. It requires each factual claim to cite a section or table/figure with a page and writes a missing marker instead of inventing a citation; the workflow is slower and more expensive than a casual summary.

This experimental skill turns a plain-language Revit request into a pyRevit handler and MCP manifest, validates it, installs it in a personal library, and tests it against the open project. It targets Windows with Revit 2024 and pyRevit 4.8+, has only been verified on Revit 2024, and should be tried on test models first.

CrossGen turns a difficult, trade-off-heavy problem into candidate solutions by reframing it, decomposing its causal structure, and mapping mechanisms from distant domains such as biology, physics, ecology, and the arts. Each analogy must connect relations rather than surface similarities, identify where it breaks, and produce testable predictions, implementation steps, and research pointers. It is designed for rigorous creative exploration rather than loose brainstorming.

precision-context places Claude in a constrained mode that anchors answers to established project context, flags uncertainty, avoids vague filler, and uses a checklist for deep file and image reading. When clarification is needed, it limits the exchange to one focused question. The repository includes six test cases and requires a Claude Pro or Team plan, making it suited to technical, research, and other complex tasks.

claude-project-rounds preserves continuity by adding numbered Round entries to a per-project work log and dated entries to a shared `work/CHANGELOG.md`. A new Claude Code session reads those files to recover where work stopped and why, without repeating the full exploration. The convention is domain-agnostic and fits development, SEO, operations, research, and client projects.

performance-audit-skill audits pages through PageSpeed Insights, Lighthouse, and Core Web Vitals, then prioritizes fixes by measurable impact, implementation cost, and risk to layout, tracking, UTMs, forms, SEO, or accessibility. It supports auditing an existing URL or code before deployment and is available through adapters for many coding agents. Use it for performance regressions or speed-related conversion concerns.

simetrik-design-studio groups five Claude Code skills around Simetrik’s product design language. The `simetrik-ui` hub coordinates product design, UX research, UX writing, onboarding, and data-visualization work, while companion skills handle the specialist tasks. It includes the product glossary, navigation patterns, design-system rules, and brand-specific exclusions, so it is tailored to Simetrik rather than a generic design kit.

scriptrunner-skills covers ScriptRunner Cloud development with three focused skills: Groovy HAPI for listeners, fields, jobs, and workflow extensions; TypeScript behaviours for visibility, validation, and prefilling; and Jira discovery for field IDs, JQL, workflows, and organization IDs. It supports several coding agents, with Atlassian MCP, REST, or the ScriptRunner Console available for discovery.

material-design-md turns a brand name, style description, colors, and fonts into a `DESIGN.md` for downstream design agents. The output includes Material 3 color roles, typography, spacing, shapes, component tokens, and eight ordered sections with brand-specific guidance. It can run as an Agent Skill or through standalone Python and Node.js token generators, so teams can use the document beyond one assistant.