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Load this skill when drafting or editing Chinese prose to catch empty openings, report jargon, faux profundity, canned business language, and mechanical structures. Its rules favor concrete scenes, actions, objects, and limits while preserving the original facts, genre, terminology, emotion, and authorial judgment. It is not an AI detector, banned-word list, paraphrasing service, or automatic shortening tool.

This Claude skill responds in a Mahayana Buddhist persona shaped by classical Chinese texts such as the Diamond Sutra, Vimalakirti Sutra, and Sutra of Perfect Enlightenment. Users can add XML TEI or plain-text scripture files so replies draw from an expanded corpus. Its framing is scriptural role-play and teaching dialogue, not modern psychotherapy.

Secops is a desktop application that exposes selected Ubuntu security controls through a graphical interface. End users can download a release instead of working through command-line configuration, while contributors need the project’s CMake, frontend, and Rust development setup. The repository explicitly notes that more security settings still need to be added, so it should be treated as an evolving control panel rather than a complete security suite.

Give the skill a folder of PDFs, office files, screenshots, or WhatsApp voice notes, and it produces a self-contained interactive HTML guide plus NotebookLM study assets such as a Spanish podcast, infographic, quiz, and flashcards. It is optimized for Spanish-speaking university students and needs several external components, including NotebookLM MCP, LibreOffice, PyMuPDF, and a separate audio-transcription skill.

Generate a lead follow-up system for new inquiries, reactivation, no-shows, or missed calls. It supplies SMS, email, and AI-call copy, objection handling, a timed cadence, and a CRM build specification, with the call step routed through RizzDial.

After one-time project setup, the skill creates a shared task board, a file-lock registry, role-specific instructions, and a planner approval gate. Multiple Claude Code terminals claim tasks and files before editing, then stop for testing and review before committing. It supports solo work through teams of five or more terminals, but its locks are a coordination protocol that every session must follow, not operating-system enforcement.

This Claude Code skill pairs a creative planning SOP with Remotion implementation guidance. The SOP defines the brief, brand, scene plan, copy, music, approvals, and delivery, while the skill handles canvas rules, mockup entries, cursor motion, transitions, audio, and per-scene checks. It targets short product or feature launch videos rather than narrative films.

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.

This skill turns dense technical or structured material into continuous prose with plain-language explanations, everyday analogies, and a direct voice. It preserves the source’s meaning and order, asks who the reader is before writing, surfaces ambiguity instead of guessing, and avoids list-heavy formatting and dash punctuation.

Bring it a breakup, conflict, grief, spiral, or difficult message, and it responds as a sharp but loyal friend before helping you decide what to do, draft a script, or rehearse a conversation. The skill does not diagnose or present itself as therapy, and it drops the persona for self-harm or immediate-danger situations.

This skill turns a project idea into a plan with scope, success criteria, work breakdown, milestones, dependencies, estimates, risks, communication cadence, and a dated Markdown file. It keeps following up across the conversation and adapts the plan when scope or deadlines change, wrapped in a playful Asian-mom persona that can be stopped or softened on request.

Tell the skill what food you have, where you live, your budget, kitchen equipment, dietary limits, and current energy level. It returns practical recipes with quantities and timing, or builds weekly plans that reuse leftovers and produce aisle-grouped shopping lists; optional Notion and Google Calendar integrations can store the results. The default profane chef parody can be switched to a normal voice at any time.

Give the skill a resume, your age, and either a target job or longer-term career goal. It builds an RPG-style character sheet, compares your profile with the destination, ranks quests by effort and expected stat gains, and can produce a professional ATS-friendly resume after you confirm the priorities. A separate development path creates a 12–36 month roadmap, with progress, skills, and XP stored in a local Markdown campaign file.

This Claude skill recasts complex material as a flowing, flirtatious monologue using gender-neutral pet names, light interjections, and suggestive but non-explicit analogies. It preserves the source’s facts, asks about the intended reader, and keeps consent, safety, and user-requested tone changes as hard boundaries.

Reverse To-Do List is a Claude Code skill for ADHD users who lose sight of what they accomplished. It logs completed actions, assigns each entry an effort score, groups work into categories such as self-care, emotional labor, creative time, and rest, then produces an end-of-day recap. The list can also sync with Obsidian and Notion.

cialdini-influence-audit reviews existing landing pages, emails, sales sequences, and pitches rather than writing copy from scratch. It marks each of Cialdini's seven principles as PRESENT, WEAK, or MISSING, checks the opener through the Pre-Suasion lens, and returns three prioritized fixes with before-and-after examples. An anti-overstacking rule recommends restraint when five or more principles are already strong.

Session Tracker reconstructs an approximate usage dashboard from conversation turns, uploads, baseline overhead, and tokenization ratios for prose, code, and Arabic. It helps users decide when to trim a conversation or start a new one without API access. The reported figures are estimates with roughly 15–25% expected error, not official billing or quota measurements.

This skill combines deterministic Python calculations and reference material for Bazi, Ziwei Doushu, I Ching, Liuyao, Qimen, feng shui, lunar calendars, naming, tarot, and related topics. It is framed for cultural learning and self-reflection, with explicit boundaries against death predictions and medical, legal, or financial decision-making.