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This self-paced course moves from computing and Python foundations into core and applied bioinformatics, algorithms, and modern AI for science. It includes skills checks, worked assignments, real public-data case studies, visualizations, and 213 Claude Code skills. The compilation is explicitly limited to private, non-commercial educational use and is not intended for redistribution or resale.

Linear Methodology teaches an agent how to structure project tracking rather than merely call Linear’s API. It derives milestones and workstreams from the project’s stated goal, backfills completed work from evidence in release history or git, and wires real dependencies without duplicating an existing setup. Use it to bootstrap a new project, extend an already-tracked project, or reconcile stale tracking.

snakeoil-radar watches a user-maintained list of TikTok handles, ranks fresh videos by reach and engagement, extracts transcripts, and checks concrete claims against PubMed literature. A traffic-light verdict is issued only when a PMID and link can be retrieved; otherwise the finding stays UNVERIFIED. The free setup uses yt-dlp, curl, and optionally local Whisper for missing captions.

Code to Reels turns a prompt into a 9:16 animated explainer short using Python, SVG, CairoSVG, and FFmpeg rather than a browser or After Effects. The workflow designs a mascot, boards a five-beat script, renders deterministic frames, and synthesizes sound effects, with staged approval points before expensive work. Its bundled example uses the Burton Method bee, but the palette and character can be replaced for another brand.

This unofficial desktop client brings Google Assistant to Windows, macOS, and Linux through the Google Assistant SDK, with release installers and common package-manager options. Before it can work, users must complete device registration and authentication to obtain a key file and token. The application remains under development and is not an official Google client.

Use Deno to create WebView windows, communicate between frontend and backend code, and compile experimental Tauri desktop applications into executables or installers. Development requires Deno, a stable Rust toolchain, and Tauri's platform prerequisites. The repository is explicitly unmaintained, its published demo is documented as failing, and several planned capabilities remain incomplete. It is therefore better suited to studying an earlier Deno–Tauri integration approach than to serving as a dependable foundation for a new application.

UX Principles Skill turns ideas from seven established design books into practical rules and review heuristics for Claude. During interface work, it emphasizes user goals, mental models, system feedback, error recovery, visual hierarchy, typography, usability, and accessibility rather than relying on taste alone. Heavier reference files are loaded only when relevant, making the skill useful for both UI implementation and structured design critique.

Resume Coach uses a local resume as context for mock interviews, resume polishing, debriefs, and startup research. Interview transcripts and weakness tags persist across sessions, so later practice can revisit missed areas and resume edits can distinguish history-based suggestions from general guidance. It never overwrites the original resume or submits applications, and scout outputs require source URLs and capture dates. PDF input needs `pdftotext`.

Persian Skill handles English–Persian translation as well as Persian text mechanics. It aims for idiomatic, register-matched wording and a deterministic linter that fixes letters, ZWNJ spacing, Persian digits, punctuation, and right-to-left layout while protecting code, URLs, and version numbers. You can also run the cleanup without translating an existing Persian document.

Provide an approved script, talking-head or voiceover media, and gathered B-roll, and the skill guides Claude through a structured vertical-video edit. It applies A-roll/B-roll cutting, eased camera movement, themed motion graphics, sound design, and a brand style before HyperFrames renders the MP4. A bundled check verifies dimensions, duration, H.264/YUV420p output, and audio; Claude Code, HyperFrames, Node.js, and ffmpeg are required.

cc-usage reads Claude Code’s local JSONL transcripts and reports token totals, daily or weekly breakdowns, model-based pricing, and summary statistics across projects. It uses only Python’s standard library and does not access a subscription dashboard. The dollar figure is an API-price reference for the recorded usage, not what a subscription actually charged.

Use this design-taste skill to turn vague feedback such as cleaner or premium into concrete on-screen decisions. It interviews the designer, renders the real component in a keeper harness, records accepted and rejected variants with rationale, and refines type, spacing, color, states, motion, copy, edge cases, and accessibility. Its principles can be adapted beyond the Next.js/Tailwind skeleton.

secret-hygiene teaches Claude Code to read credentials from the environment instead of hardcoding them, then uses a zero-dependency Python scanner on directories or staged changes. It detects JWTs, PEM keys, common cloud credentials, connection strings, and high-entropy secret-like variables, with narrowly scoped ignore rules. For public or production repositories, it recommends adding gitleaks and trufflehog.

Image Prompt Generator turns a visual brief into three concepts, delegates style and booru reference research, then writes final prompts and runs parallel image generation and review. It is built around Codex image generation, with Python and gallery-dl for reference collection, while also adapting prompts for Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, Flux, and other tools.

Point the skill at an application repository to turn its routes, authentication, roles, domain models, and implemented journeys into a role-based flow map. It creates an editable FigJam board when Figma MCP is available, or a self-contained Markdown file with Mermaid otherwise. Planned or uncertain paths are marked separately so the diagram distinguishes the product as built from the product as intended.

Install the skill in Claude Code to get focused guidance for Unity 6 URP 2D work, including sprites, tilemaps, sorting, batching, physics, lighting, and pixel-art setup. Its reference files trace rules to official Unity documentation and separately flag behavior confirmed in the editor when defaults or common assumptions differ. It is most useful for concrete implementation and performance decisions within Unity 2D.

meegle-buddy helps developers and non-developers use Feishu/Lark Project in plain language. It learns the team's spaces and fields on first setup, then asks simple questions to record time, open cards, set estimates, or schedule work without hardcoded field IDs. The meegle CLI must be installed and authenticated.

Agentic Learning Studio has Claude write a typed lesson blueprint, then uses a bundled zero-dependency renderer to produce one interactive HTML file. Lessons can include a mental map, sequenced modules, glossary tooltips, examples, and a graded knowledge check, all usable without a server, account, or API key. The same skill can also turn a brief into an installable Agent Skill and requires Node.js 16 or newer.