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This skill collection guides Nature-oriented manuscripts from initial structure through revision, citation checks, figure planning, statistical reporting, submission review, and rebuttal responses. It emphasizes claim-to-evidence alignment rather than surface-level polishing and can be installed for Codex or Claude Code. The workflow targets selected scientific paper types and does not replace a journal's official author instructions.

Pomotroid runs customizable work and break cycles and records completed sessions across daily, weekly, and all-time views, including charts and a 52-week heatmap. It also offers global shortcuts, tray controls, notifications, custom themes, and an optional local WebSocket server for overlays or automation. Current builds are unsigned, so the operating system may warn on first launch.

PrismOS-AI is a local-first desktop assistant that uses Ollama models to work with conversations, images, and office documents while storing knowledge across sessions. Several specialized agents can debate a request before writing the result into its persistent graph, with desktop surfaces for retrieval, global access, and patterns in past interactions. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, but the full experience depends on suitable hardware and locally available models.

goal-prompt-builder guides Claude through writing a Codex objective with five explicit sections: Objective, Scope, Constraints, Done when, and Stop if. It can detect the project type, read AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md rules, choose among scenario templates, and score the result for auditability before rendering a copy-ready command. It requires a Claude client with skill support and Codex CLI 0.128.0 or later, where the /goal command is available.

Fokkyp/claude-skills packages two reusable workflows for product managers: a PRD generator and a competitive-analysis skill for individual products or multi-product comparisons. Users copy the selected folder into a personal or project-level Claude Code skills directory, then invoke it through natural language or slash commands. Deep comparisons can consume substantial context, so the repository recommends a model with roughly a one-million-token context window or a narrower, multi-stage research scope.

selfhost-ai is a Docker Compose template and interactive installer for assembling a private AI and automation server. Users can select from more than thirty services, including n8n, Ollama, Flowise, Dify, vector databases, low-code tools, and monitoring components, while Caddy supplies a shared reverse proxy and automatic HTTPS. The installer prepares Docker, firewall settings, secrets, and service configuration. It expects an SSH-accessible server, administrative privileges, a primary domain, and correctly configured wildcard DNS.

This repository is a small collection of reusable skills for AI coding agents, currently centered on web-shader-extractor. The skill guides an agent through identifying WebGL, 2D Canvas, or shader-based effects on a website, separating them from the original framework shell, and porting them into a standalone native JavaScript project. Users can install the entire repository or select only that skill. It is a focused coding workflow rather than a general-purpose web scraper, browser extension, or visual editing application.

Yarle migrates one or many Evernote ENEX files into standard Markdown or formats tailored for Obsidian, Logseq, Tana, and Heptabase. It preserves useful material such as metadata, internal links, images, attachments, code blocks, and web clips, with templates and configuration options for controlling the output. Users can run the desktop app or automate conversions through the command line. Tana exports currently omit images and flatten Evernote tables into plain text.

evernote-backup incrementally syncs notes and notebooks into a local SQLite database, then exports them as ENEX files grouped by notebook or as individual notes. Interrupted synchronization can resume, and later runs download only new changes. Once the local database is populated, exports run entirely offline. The tool supports both Evernote and Yinxiang.

TagSpaces is an offline desktop application for browsing, tagging, searching, and managing local files on Windows, Linux, and macOS. Tags can live in filenames or sidecar metadata, while built-in tools handle notes, task lists, and common audio or video playback. Its browser extension saves web pages or screenshots locally, so the core workflow does not depend on a cloud service or internet connection.

OpenClaw Marketing Skills packages 37 workflows across conversion optimization, copywriting, SEO, paid ads, email, growth, retention, sales, and go-to-market work. A shared product-marketing context keeps later tasks grounded in the same product and audience instead of repeating setup. Optional connectors can bring in live Google Ads, Search Console, Meta Ads, and X signals, but those workflows require the corresponding accounts, APIs, or external services.

Marketing Skills combines more than 51 portable agent workflows with a TypeScript command-line platform for marketing work. The Markdown skills cover conversion optimization, copywriting, SEO, analytics, advertising, and growth tasks across several agent hosts, while the unified CLI exposes JSON-oriented access to dozens of external marketing integrations. Redis-backed response caching is optional, and each connected service still requires its own user-provided credentials.

FIM One is a self-hosted agent platform for connecting APIs, databases, and MCP servers behind one execution layer. Teams can create connectors from OpenAPI specifications, a conversational builder, or MCP, then run multi-step work through a ReAct loop or dynamically generated DAGs. The same agent core can be delivered as a standalone assistant, embedded copilot, or central hub. Its connector strategy explicitly spans global SaaS and China-focused systems such as Feishu, WeCom, DingTalk, and domestic databases, and deployment requires a compatible LLM endpoint and credentials.

Tauri Controls supplies minimize, maximize, and close controls styled for Windows, macOS, or GNOME in Tauri 2 desktop applications. It can detect the current operating system automatically or let developers select a platform style, with packages for React, Solid, Vue, and Svelte projects. Window actions are handled through Tauri’s JavaScript and TypeScript APIs. The controls are HTML elements designed to resemble native system components rather than wrappers around native UI APIs, and integration requires the corresponding Tauri window and OS plugins plus peer dependencies.

SkillAnything is a meta-skill that turns a target such as a CLI tool, REST API, package, workflow, or web service into agent-skill packages. Its seven-phase process analyzes the target, designs the skill architecture, implements SKILL.md and supporting files, creates tests, benchmarks the result, optimizes triggering, and packages distributions. The output can target Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex, and a generic skill format, reducing the manual work of adapting the same software capability across agent platforms.

Simprint is an open-source desktop workspace for isolated Chromium environments, persistent browser profiles, proxy resources, and repeatable local automation. It is intended for developers, researchers, operators, and teams that maintain multiple browser workspaces while retaining local control and optional self-hosted infrastructure. The application can coordinate several running environments and mirror interactions from a selected master session. The project remains in an active open-source transition, with more runtime components and an automation SDK still evolving.

SoundCloud Desktop is an unofficial client for listening to the service on Windows, Linux, and macOS without using the browser. It adds desktop conveniences such as media-key control, background tray operation, system integration, Discord Rich Presence, and one-click updates, while presenting the catalog without ads or repeated CAPTCHA prompts. The project also states that it can connect directly where the SoundCloud website is blocked in Russia. It is not affiliated with SoundCloud, and its unsigned macOS build may require users to remove the quarantine flag before launch.

LibreCrawl is a browser-based SEO crawler that can run locally or as a multi-user service. It maps internal and external links, extracts page metadata and headings, detects issues, tracks progress, and exports CSV, JSON, or XML, with optional JavaScript rendering, PageSpeed data, and custom analysis plugins. Deployment requires Docker or Python, and large sites take time to complete; browser-based rendering is also slower than ordinary HTTP crawling.