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Campfire Lens is a Claude skill for Indian equity investors. It maps a theme through seven layers—Spark, Winners, Enablers, Disrupted, India Angle, Your Bet, and The Gap—then finds listed Indian proxies and relates them to a live Zerodha portfolio. It produces a multi-theme heatmap, concentration and gap warnings, cross-sector exposure, thesis-drift signals, and conviction cards; without Kite MCP it remains usable in research-only mode.

Crawl a page locally and run a broad set of SEO, AEO, and AI-visibility checks, then score the result and rank the fixes that matter most. Apex works as a Claude skill or standalone CLI without an account or hosted backend. Live citation checks for services such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity require your own provider keys; without them, those checks are skipped and the score is capped.

Writers Room coordinates a multi-agent editorial workflow from brief intake through research, outlining, drafting, quality passes, linking, verification, and publication metadata. A Python checker measures paragraph and sentence lengths, link policy, banned phrases, and heading hierarchy, while an optional design pass derives CSS and renders a self-contained HTML preview. Configuration controls voice, length, sources, and output, so the workflow is better suited to substantial articles than quick edits.

Connect a Zerodha account through Kite MCP, or paste holdings manually, to analyze direct equities and mutual funds as one portfolio. It scores portfolio health, detects duplicated exposure and idle capital, and produces an HTML dashboard with a prioritized fix list plus a detailed investment document. The skill is read-only and never places trades or changes the account.

aitunnel-docs packages a local Markdown mirror of AITUNNEL documentation as a Claude skill. Its routing file points questions about models, limits, endpoints, authentication, errors, and integrations to 46 reference pages, while scripts can regenerate the mirror with crawl4ai. Refreshing the mirror requires Python, Playwright Chromium, and network access; the repository is primarily a documentation aid rather than an API client.

Active Listening watches for clear preference statements during Claude Code sessions, saving strong directives immediately and confirming weaker signals before keeping them. Preferences live in categorized, human-readable Markdown that you can inspect, version, share, forget individually, or clear entirely, with optional synchronization to CLAUDE.local.md and no database or MCP server.

Talk Slow replaces long, one-shot explanations with progressive disclosure: a brief headline first, then one concept or step at a time, with a chance to redirect before more work is produced. It is designed for plans, debugging walkthroughs, technical explanations, and large code changes, while simple questions still receive a normal direct answer. You can disable the mode or request the full response at any time.

production-ready asks what quality means for the current project, combining baseline rules such as secret-free code, boundary validation, specific error handling, no leftover placeholders, and focused functions with custom requirements for tests, auth, database, logging, CI, or rate limits. It applies those standards as Claude writes and explains any proposed shortcut instead of silently weakening the result. A separate check command reviews existing code against the saved standards.

Guide Claude Code through a short setup interview, then tailor a small set of skills, project rules, hooks, settings, and optional MCP integrations to the way you work. Its status command reports the installed setup and context budget, while the wizard explains what it skips. Recommendations are intentionally limited.

font-matchmaker profiles a project through its domain, audience, stack, brand, and communication style, then evaluates five typography axes before recommending a font system. The result can cover headings, body text, and code, with alternatives for different trade-offs and a rationale tied to concrete type characteristics. It is aimed at developers who want a reasoned choice instead of a default font.

xhs-cdp-scraping connects Claude Code to a user's already logged-in Chrome through CDP to capture Xiaohongshu posts and comments. It relies on the page's own request signing, includes guidance for rate-limit and soft-block signals, and covers comment pagination and pseudonymized storage. The intended use is small-scale personal research with a burner account; high-volume scraping, automated login, captcha handling, and production commercial use are out of scope.

Install the skill in Claude Code and ask it to audit a web project, detect its stack and language, then create technical SEO assets such as robots rules, a sitemap, canonical metadata, JSON-LD, and llms.txt. It also supplies a 12-week growth playbook and monthly review checklist. Next.js is the primary target, with guidance for Astro, Nuxt, plain HTML, and WordPress; it does not write your content or guarantee rankings.

reddit-research-skills lets Claude Code and other agents query Reddit discussions through reddapi.dev using natural-language or semantic search, with additional trend and subreddit discovery features. It can support research into user complaints, product pain points, or competitor conversations. The service is third-party rather than an official Reddit API, and it requires a reddapi.dev API key.

feishu-service-bot-skill is a decision guide for self-hosted Node.js Feishu or Lark IM bots built on WebSocket. It addresses mention filtering, environment-based configuration, multi-provider LLM switching, in-process deduplication, a single-worker queue, image handling, lightweight sessions, hot-loaded subskills, and error reporting back to chat. It is aimed at internal bots for roughly 1–50 users, not high-concurrency or public webhook deployments.

spectastic-debugger classifies defects in spec-driven projects as constitutional, specification, planning, cross-spec, or implementation gaps, then proposes a fix at the highest layer that actually needs to change. Its evaluation harness covers under- and over-escalation, scope traps, hotfix pressure, cross-spec drift, and platform bugs. The skill produces a structured triage report and is designed for disciplined diagnosis, not automatic code edits.

Make Claude Code prose less formulaic with six layers: persistent rules, a slash command, a Write/Edit hook, a reviewer subagent, and a scoring CLI. The framework covers 38 patterns and four domain profiles, so academic, documentation, blog, and commit writing can use different exceptions instead of one blunt filter.

Supply Chain Forecast Diagnosis analyzes CSV or Excel data containing SKU, date, forecast quantity, and actual quantity. It validates the input, calculates operational and demand-only WMAPE, forecast variance, and planner Forecast Value Add when available, then segments items with ABC and ADI/CV² patterns. The generated workbook includes executive findings, coverage checks, charts, SKU and location detail, and prioritized actions. It does not infer safety stock, reorder points, or stockouts without inventory, lead-time, and service-level data.

This OpenClaw skill queries Google through the Serper API, then fetches result pages concurrently and extracts article text with trafilatura instead of returning snippets alone. It offers general and recent-news modes plus locale controls, requires a Serper API key and Python dependency, and falls back to snippets when a page cannot be extracted.