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Resume Craft guides Claude Code through a seven-stage workflow from job-description analysis and information collection to layout, length checks, and export. It can work from pasted details, local files, or GitHub repository information, then produce HTML, PDF, DOCX, and Markdown resumes using discipline templates and visual themes. Profiles and generated files stay in local folders, while rendering requires the listed Python and Node.js dependencies.

Connect the script to an HTML demo and your own Supabase project so reviewers can pin comments to exact positions, reply, change resolution states, and jump between comments across pages. It also offers live synchronization and Markdown export. There is no account or permission system, so anyone with the link can comment or delete entries; it is intended for prototype review rather than production data.

This Claude AI skill turns a structured ten-round interview into organization-design deliverables for small and midsize businesses. It can produce department and role RACI matrices, a work-analysis workbook, an organization preview, industry-specific templates, version differences, and consistency checks. It still depends on a consultant's observation and judgment—especially around authority and accountability—and expects a reference case for format alignment.

This repository publishes three Anthropic-format skills for OnlyFans creator-agency operations: an operations knowledge base, a sourced cost benchmark, and a framework for judging autonomous versus assisted AI. Each skill is a standalone Markdown bundle that can be loaded by compatible assistants, and the project publishes identity and provenance materials for verification. It is a reference surface for agency analysis, so users should validate claims for their own context.

gh-tendr turns private GitHub Issues into an asynchronous review queue where Claude polls comments, classifies intent, and can reply, edit documents, implement changes, or request clarification. It requires an authenticated gh CLI with write access to a private repository, and destructive actions such as merges, force pushes, or production changes still need explicit confirmation; the project is pre-1.0.

Teams lets a lead Claude decompose a complex request, spawn specialized teammates, coordinate their shared task list, and synthesize the result. It chooses breadth for independent subtasks, depth for sequential research-to-test phases, or a mixed approach, with an optional voice per agent. The setup requires Claude Code 2.1.32 or later and the experimental agent-teams flag, and it caps a team at five agents.

Use human-copy as a final editing gate for English content before publication. Its seven passes target flagged vocabulary, stock structures, indirect copulas, repetitive rhythm, vague claims, em dashes, and leftover formatting, then return a findings table, rewrite, change summary, and second scan. It can be embedded in Claude Code, Claude.ai, Gemini, Codex, or a plain chat, with a detect-only mode when you do not want a rewrite.

Give the skill a trusted PPTX, PDF, HTML deck, older presentation, or screenshots, and it extracts a compact style profile for Codex or Claude to follow when creating or revising HTML slides. Supporting checks look for layout overflow, overlap, and visible drift from the reference style. It is aimed especially at academic presentations, but it does not produce an editable native PPTX or promise a high-fidelity PowerPoint reconstruction.

CreatorCrawl Skill teaches coding agents to query a social-media data API across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, and Reddit. Its workflows cover creator audits, viral-content analysis, trend research, competitor monitoring, and influencer prospecting, with 60-plus tools available through MCP or a TypeScript SDK. The skill itself is only the operating guidance; live data requires a CreatorCrawl API key and account credits.

NDS-GEBBIA is a draft suite of Claude skills for civic service modernization, 0-to-1 venture incubation, and XR or immersive prototyping. Each skill keeps its own doctrine, knowledge base, schema, and examples; a suite coordinator can chain them for cross-domain briefs. It is illustrative, not an official government deliverable or legal advice, and it does not recreate private beliefs.

Give the skill a company name and it searches review sites, app stores, Reddit, videos, and the wider web for recurring product friction and usable customer quotes. It packages the findings into improvement ideas and pointed questions for design interviews, competitive analysis, or product critiques. It is not useful for pre-launch products that lack a meaningful public review surface.

This skill gives Claude Code, Codex CLI, or Gemini CLI the cluster-specific knowledge needed to work on Garnatxa over SSH: submit and monitor SLURM jobs, diagnose failures, tune resource requests, run bioinformatics workflows, and manage storage or tape archives. It requires an existing Garnatxa account, VPN access, and working SSH setup, while destructive or unusually large operations are designed to require confirmation.

Use this skill to build a runnable digital persona from guided interviews and local text analysis rather than a large public dataset. It focuses first on tone of voice—sentence rhythm, recurring phrases, punctuation, emoji habits—and distinguishes private thoughts from outward wording, while adapting interview depth and checking contradictions. It is designed for ordinary people, including yourself, friends, colleagues, or family.

antipatterns reviews drafts for stock vocabulary, rhythmic tics, hedging, vague claims, and other signals that make prose feel machine-written. It rewrites the affected passages and checks for voice drift so cleanup does not turn the piece into generic corporate copy. A configurable catalog and Python density scanner support repeatable checks, though the scanner only catches lexical patterns and leaves structural judgment to the model.

Run `/savenow` in an OpenClaw Telegram topic to preserve resolved fixes, conventions, decisions, and system mappings without keeping the surrounding conversational noise. The skill compares candidates with the day's memory, shows an exact Markdown preview, and writes only after an Apply confirmation unless auto mode is chosen. It is intentionally limited to OpenClaw with Telegram, and each workspace can hold only one pending preview at a time.

keepwright detects a repository's stack and installs a constitution, structured rules, GitHub Actions, portable validators, and hooks that keep architecture consistent over time. Its setup, audit, review, and overhaul workflows can derive project-specific design and writing patterns, while code and configuration changes remain human-gated. AI review workflows use CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN, with an API key documented as a fallback.

Dynamic Soul Sliders lets Claude Code or Hermes adjust seriousness, energy, and warmth while keeping the underlying content and identity unchanged. It is a Markdown-only skill with no fine-tuning or state file. The author notes that silent always-on calibration is unreliable on current models, so deliberate invocation or a visible persona-file anchor works better.

This conversational skill guides structured self-reflection with one question per turn, plain pattern naming, concrete metaphors, and selectable personas such as Socratic, coach, mirror, or devil. It can use CBT, ACT, IFS, narrative, somatic, and other lenses, but is not therapy, diagnosis, or crisis support.