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The skill routes requests into sprint planning, deep-work design, a weekly ritual, or an accountability check. It centers each sprint on one observable deliverable, allocates real time blocks, and reviews missed commitments without motivational filler; very small tasks and situations requiring professional mental-health support fall outside its intended use.

The skill detects whether a question involves trade-offs, diagnosis, prioritization, competition, or an emotional decision, then applies one of twelve frameworks such as first principles, inversion, OODA, or pre-mortem. It ends with a concrete action and a blind spot, supports explicit framework selection, and is not intended for factual lookups or professional financial, legal, or medical advice.

Route a learning goal to one of five modules for path planning, concept explanation, focused study sessions, source synthesis, or mathematics rebuilding. Plans include exit checks, explanations end with a control question, and sessions require an observable deliverable rather than passive consumption. It is designed to make learning active and verifiable.

Build portrait prompts from seven slots covering camera, subject traits, skin detail, lighting, wardrobe, mood, and color grading, then choose a workflow for gpt-image-2 or Grok image generation. The playbook also includes feature-based lookalike prompting and troubleshooting. Its stated scope excludes deceptive deepfakes, non-consensual use, and illegal sexual content.

Split research, analysis, and coding work across specialized Claude Code workers that run concurrently and return their findings to a parent session. The repository describes a parent-child orchestration setup built around tmux and PostgreSQL, packaged as an installable skill that can be triggered automatically or by slash command.

Follow an eleven-phase playbook from Shopify theme work through Partner app and OAuth setup, UnicoPag domain and payment configuration, catalog-sync checks, and go-live QA. It is aimed at Brazilian merchants, agencies, and onboarding teams using options such as PIX, cards, and boleto. UnicoPag signup and KYC remain manual, while the theme-building phases work best alongside the separate shopify-theme-design skill.

Point this Claude Code skill at an OpenAPI URL, local file, or pasted YAML or JSON to generate request and response types, a Fetch- or Axios-based HTTP client, and endpoint functions grouped by tags. It can optionally create React Query or SWR hooks and includes support for authentication, retries, interceptors, and typed errors. The generated code follows the project's TypeScript and formatting settings and is checked with `tsc --noEmit`.

This client-specific skill coordinates five agents for topic selection, outlining, article writing, imagery, layout, and delivery of NSKSD nattokinase distributor content. It adds 30-day topic deduplication, compliance and formatting gates, Feishu multi-select callbacks, and a fallback to Feishu documents when the WeChat draft box cannot be used.

PaperJSX turns validated structured JSON into presentations, documents, spreadsheets, and PDF reports. It runs locally through the free-tier `@paperjsx/mcp-server` and `@paperjsx/*` packages, without an API key or hosted backend. The skill can be used with Claude Code, Claude.ai, Codex CLI, and Claude Desktop.

Run `/revenue` to examine notes, documents, email, calendars, and meeting transcripts for pricing, positioning, conversion, or sales-process gaps. It prioritizes a small set of opportunities by effort and revenue potential, then proposes an immediate next step and practical artifacts such as pricing pages, outreach templates, or pitch materials that Claude can draft.

Licensor scans twelve asset types—including methodologies, certifications, content libraries, assessments, training materials, and AI systems—across territory, format, certification, and technology licensing dimensions. It can research prospective licensees, draft SOW-style proposals with advances and royalties, and track opportunities in partner and decision databases. The documented workflow depends on web search, Google Drive, Notion, and Discord.

Greg reads recent results, updates a distribution scorecard, and selects the one to three strategies that deserve attention that day. It covers MCP products, programmatic SEO, free tools, answer-engine content, customer-win artifacts, content repurposing, and LinkedIn newsjacking, but acts as a strategist rather than a publisher: specialized agents execute queued tasks and return results for the next review.

Triad reviews a Notion partner database alongside recent Gmail and Calendar activity to identify two people who serve the same buyers with complementary, non-competing offers. It drafts a concise introduction and records the connection back in Notion, supporting a repeatable relationship-building routine. A compatible Notion setup plus Gmail and Google Calendar access are required.

Deals reviews active opportunities in a Notion CRM and uses Gmail threads, Calendar meetings, and optional Obsidian contact notes to select three deals that need attention. It drafts concise follow-ups for each sales stage, updates next actions, and reports an overall deal snapshot. The workflow depends on a compatible Notion CRM plus Gmail and Google Calendar access.

emailwriter helps Claude create cold emails, welcome series, abandoned-cart flows, win-back campaigns, and other lifecycle messages. Outputs can include subject-line alternatives, preview text, follow-up timing, and notes on the frameworks used, along with deliverability and compliance considerations for different industries. The material supports structured writing and testing, but it does not guarantee replies, meetings, or revenue.

Tim screens holdings and watchlist candidates using return on invested capital, sustainable revenue growth, and free cash flow, with additional research around earnings dates. It can track selected 13F filings for conviction overlap and summarize portfolio quality and risk metrics. The advisor is explicitly read-only: it proposes changes but never edits the portfolio without the owner's approval.

Andrea extracts hidden assumptions from strategy discussions and converts them into lean experiments with a hypothesis, A/B setup, control group, sample, duration, and one success metric. It prioritizes tests by learning value, reversibility, speed, and the cost of being wrong, selects the most useful experiment for the week, tracks overdue work, and can delegate copy tests to a specialized execution loop.

Lena critiques thumbnails, slides, landing pages, and brand assets for focal point, typography, text placement, background, clutter, contrast, and palette, then returns concrete changes rather than generic feedback. Its rules are intentionally specific—outdoor imagery, bottom-aligned text, Fira Sans Extra Condensed Bold, and very few visual ideas—so it is best suited to teams adopting that house style, not neutral design review.