Shape agent capabilities into your workflow.

Use this Claude skill to question a fuzzy product idea one prompt at a time, focusing on who has the problem, what value they recognize, and what cost they would accept. Its value-consensus-model framework ends with a do, stop, or change diagnosis and a minimal validation experiment. The method is a synthesis, not a substitute for user research.

This Claude Code orchestrator chains four specialist skills: real-demand, taste-pm, awesome-design-html, and cto. It validates the idea, shapes information architecture and UX, sets a visual direction, turns it into an HTML mockup, then hands the result to implementation, with checkpoints before expensive decisions. Semi-automatic mode asks for approval; --auto runs through, but the role skills must be installed separately.

rviewer converts a textbook chapter, PDF, screenshot, Obsidian note, or pasted text into a fresh diagnostic quiz. Learners answer in a local browser with per-question timing, hints, and immediate feedback, then receive an HTML mastery report based on accuracy, speed, streaks, and subtopics. SQLite keeps session history so progress can be reviewed over time.

Start with a topic, product, or folder of source material, and the skill suite moves through research, evidence, drafting, visuals, SEO/GEO optimization, QA, and export. It produces a Markdown article and can also create Word, website, LinkedIn, and X versions. The core Markdown workflow needs no extra tools, while Word and rendered figures require optional Pandoc, Mermaid CLI, or Python packages; a human still reviews and publishes the result.

Animated SVG Icons gives coding agents a design system and examples for interactive React SVG icons. It covers two-stage hover behavior, smooth return on hover-off, Framer Motion and requestAnimationFrame implementations, masking patterns, unique IDs, and cleanup. More than 20 TSX examples show how to adapt the system to a UI.

Answer guided questions about your name, positioning, proof, products, and profiles, then use the skill to create a crawlable entity site with structured data, consistent bios, backlinks, and indexing files. It also walks you through IndexNow, Search Console, and checks across search-connected assistants. The process can improve discoverability after indexing, but it cannot guarantee immediate citations or change an offline model's memory.

Turn Follow Builders' text digest into a newspaper-style HTML daily with a masthead, headline, quick scan, quote, builder cards, and podcast feature. It adds presentation and layout rather than sourcing the data, so the original Follow Builders skill is required as the content source.

second-brain stores notes, relationships, and distilled long-term memories as readable Markdown, with a rebuildable SQLite cache for full-text and graph queries. Use it as a Claude Code skill for capture and proactive recall, or run its zero-dependency MCP server so other clients can read and write the same data. It requires Python 3.8 or later, supports Git-based sync, and is intended for personal-scale knowledge rather than massive document collections or team wikis.

Magic Memory coaches a learner through calibration, intuition-building, prediction, retrieval, and flashcard creation instead of stopping at a polished explanation. Concepts that stick become cards scheduled by a standalone SM-2 Python engine. It suits abstract mechanisms, programming ideas, architecture tradeoffs, and confusing pairs of terms.

Describe your role and the decision you are facing, and Reading Compass draws on its distilled library across entrepreneurship, product, growth, management, and business to combine multiple perspectives. It adapts takeaways, action items, decision frameworks, and cautions for six reader types and four usage modes. The planned 100-book library is still incomplete, with notable gaps in finance, legal topics, and fundraising.

Sharecraft starts by clarifying the audience, single takeaway, platform, and desired action before choosing a medium. It can turn one content core into a coordinated slide deck, social card, explainer video, terminal demo, or interactive HTML page, then checks the result against shared design rules. The workflow uses local open-source tools without paid APIs, while heavier video and terminal-recording support is installed only when needed.

de-slop detects common machine-written patterns, separates fixable wording from passages that lack a real claim, and rewrites only the former under strict fidelity rules. It self-scores and iterates for a limited number of passes, then returns the revised text with change notes and unresolved flags. Hollow passages are surfaced rather than filled with fabricated opinions.

This Claude skill turns labeling requirements into frontline-ready AI annotation rules. It covers text, dialogue, reasoning, retrieval, preference data, and multimodal tasks, using a clarification phase followed by drafting and targeted iteration with thresholds, positive and negative examples, and edge cases.

pm-skill has Claude Code discover the problem, write a specification and plan, and wait for explicit approval before implementation. It then breaks the work into stories and coordinates specialist agents for building, quality gates, review, testing, verification, shipping, and logging. The PM skill itself does not write code, and its tracked state supports resuming interrupted work.

Prepare a Suno project with a focused Style prompt, structured lyrics, vocal cues, title, and an iteration plan. The skill can shape genre or beat switches and sequence a cohesive concept album while avoiding real artist names in prompts. It produces text for Suno Custom Mode rather than audio, because Suno has no public API, and version-specific features may change.

This repository provides two Claude Code skills with a shared warm-paper visual language. One renders Markdown into a local PDF, while the other turns a sentence, outline, or document into an editable PPTX assembled from reusable slide blocks. Image generation through Gemini or Unsplash is optional; without keys, the deck still builds with placeholders. Python 3.9 or later is required.

Use this Claude skill to revise landing pages, sales pages, e-books, case studies, product copy, and founder notes. It removes process bleed and recurring AI-style phrasing, strengthens vague passages with details found in your material, and preserves the supplied brand voice. Unsupported metrics, testimonials, or claims become visible placeholders rather than fabricated evidence, and important caveats stay intact. The result is a strong template for a human to finish, not an AI-detector bypass.

Normalize PDFs, Word files, slides, spreadsheets, EPUBs, and other sources, consolidate them across files, surface conflicts, and render a single offline HTML dashboard. Conclusions carry file-and-page references, while validation and adversarial fact-checking keep unverified claims visible. The first run may install an isolated parsing environment, and scanned PDFs can require OCR.