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Enter a ticker to research the business, catalysts, valuation, peer comparisons, downside risks, technical setup, and overall thesis using current web data. The skill adds sector-specific analysis for biotech, SaaS, and commodities and can export a formatted PDF alongside the chat summary. It states a data-backed view without issuing buy or sell advice, and critical figures should still be independently verified.

Use this Claude Code skill to prune low-value experience and rebuild a scattered technical background into a clearer architecture, governance, or consulting narrative. It can review LinkedIn headlines, About sections, and resumes, then produce English and localized positioning for engineers targeting founders, recruiters, or B2B clients.

Run the skill at the end of a session to capture completed work, decisions, changed files, build and test status, blockers, and next steps in a dated Markdown document. The result can restart a later Claude session, serve as an end-of-day report, preserve a development log, or let a colleague continue asynchronously without a handoff meeting.

Use this skill to challenge premature abstractions, unnecessary services, oversized product scopes, and clever code that future maintainers will struggle to understand. It favors readable implementations, prototypes, integration tests, small refactors, and measurement before optimization. The playful grug voice is optional; the underlying review keeps technical rigor and still accepts complexity when the problem genuinely requires it.

Point the skill at a repository and it gathers project details, finds screenshots in common local folders, and writes separate LinkedIn and Facebook posts. It packages the copy, embedded images, platform tips, and visual suggestions in a styled Word document for easy copy-and-paste publishing. The workflow requires Claude Code, an authenticated GitHub CLI, Python 3.11+, and python-docx.

Use this Claude Code skill when a life or technical decision is being driven by emotion, anchoring, narrow framing, or a repeated debugging hypothesis. It follows a fixed intervention: name the bias, replace intuition with probabilities or base rates, surface an overlooked option, calculate expected value when useful, and end with one time-bound next action. It stays silent when no intervention is needed.

This skill prepares regular X posts and long-form X Articles without automating the final browser submission. It copies polished text or rich article content to the clipboard, downloads remote images, renders Markdown tables as local PNGs, and creates short helper commands that serve cover and body media in order for manual insertion on X.

Ask Claude to critique a B2B landing page, PLG motion, product-led sales strategy, pricing package, growth team, or ideal customer profile using frameworks drawn from Leah Tharin’s public work. The skill is intentionally direct and opinionated, focusing on what is broken and what to change. It is a fan-made project and is not endorsed by or affiliated with Leah Tharin.

Skill Finder reads local Claude Code history, transcripts, skills, settings, and CLAUDE.md files to identify repeated behavior across projects. It produces frequency tables, avoids recommending workflows already automated, and ranks quick wins across persistent instructions, skills, agents, and plugins; the analysis itself is read-only.

Fetch a Databricks job by name, run ID, or workspace URL, then download and decompress driver and executor logs from Unity Catalog Volumes and merge them chronologically with source labels. The CLI supports focused filters and JSONL output. It requires a configured Databricks CLI and does not currently support S3 log destinations.

Paste a Polymarket profile URL to analyze public trades, current positions, and order books for the wallet’s most active markets. The report covers realized performance, drawdown, market concentration, buy-versus-sell pricing, round-trip results, holding times, and liquidity signals to help separate repeatable behavior from lucky outcomes. Results are anonymized by default, and the tool neither trades nor copies positions.

Adaptive Review inspects free signals such as changed lines, file count, directory spread, and security keywords before choosing a fast, medium, or deep review path. Its thresholds are editable for different repositories, and an OpenClaw edition can route to OpenAI-compatible local models such as Ollama or vLLM instead of Claude tiers.

This Claude Code skill reviews Markdown-based agent definitions across 11 areas, including scope boundaries, evidence requirements, tool discipline, failure handling, security, and model fit. It returns PASS, WARN, or FAIL findings with exact line references and concrete fixes, and can be used with agent formats from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and similar tools.

Capsulate turns a tracking request into a Gmail search, an extraction schema, local structured data, and a self-contained HTML dashboard that opens in the browser. Gmail messages are fetched through the gws CLI and results stay under ~/.capsulate, but email snippets are sent to Anthropic's API for extraction, which matters for sensitive inboxes.

The skill interviews you about scope, constraints, and style preferences, presents viable pattern choices, and challenges unnecessary complexity before drafting the architecture. Its output covers structure, components, data flow, risks, migration or implementation tasks, and Mermaid diagrams. It supports greenfield planning, architecture reviews, and restructuring, with tailored references for Node/Express, Unity, and C++/CMake.

Context Bridge packages your stack, closed decisions, constraints, current state, and next task into a copyable Context Block for Cursor, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude Code, and other tools. It can generate a handoff from the current session or decompile a messy conversation into a cleaner brief, including a compact memory block.

CaseForge interviews freelancers, consultants, and solopreneurs about a completed project, then produces four reusable outputs: a full case study, a short proposal or profile version, a LinkedIn post, and a testimonial request email. It runs as a single Claude skill and does not require coding or an API key.

Use public REST endpoints without signing up or supplying an API key for workflow tasks such as human approval forms, webhook capture, and temporary storage, plus utilities for hashing, encoding, UUIDs, time, and IP lookup. The repository includes Python and JavaScript clients, function-calling definitions, and a Claude skill. Temporary storage, short links, and several webhook records expire automatically after 24 hours.