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The skill handles formatting patterns common in ChatGPT DeepResearch DOCX exports, including headings, nested lists, code fences, Mermaid diagrams, tables, Office MathML, and bibliography-backed citation links. It verifies the generated Markdown for broken math, diagram labels, and citation formatting. The converter mainly depends on python-docx and can run in an isolated uv environment.

A PostToolUse hook records tool calls that were not covered by existing allow rules and therefore required manual confirmation. The analyzer filters those entries by project, groups repeated command patterns, and presents suggested permission rules with examples. Nothing is added automatically: the user chooses which proposals should be written to Claude’s settings.

Pass a source path to the Claude Code command and the skill uses showboat to produce a linear explanation of the codebase. The resulting walkthrough is intended to guide readers through structure and implementation in a deliberate order. It requires the showboat command to be installed and available on PATH before use.

Instrument synchronous or asynchronous Python code with context-manager spans or decorators, capturing timing, attributes, events, and exception status. Trace data can stay in memory or persist as local JSON files. A terminal dashboard and MCP tools expose individual traces and aggregate statistics, while thread locks and ContextVar tracking preserve isolation across concurrent work.

Bazaar treats GitHub repositories tagged `claude-skill` as discoverable skills and exposes local commands for searching, viewing, installing, publishing, and following creators. It uses an authenticated GitHub CLI underneath, so there is no separate backend or marketplace account to maintain.

This Claude Code skill keeps a small `TODO.md` table for browsing and stores each task's context, guidance, notes, and work history in its own Markdown file. Commands can add, start, update, finish, reopen, or remove tasks without loading the entire backlog. The split layout scales better for long-running projects, at the cost of creating more files in the repository.

Provide a product idea or URL and the skill evaluates it through the five TELOS dimensions, then returns a go, no-go, or conditional-go recommendation. Quick, standard, and deep modes trade speed for research and estimation detail, while the report can cover team needs, costs, risks, milestones, and next steps. It is intended for early product planning and go/no-go decisions.

Roast challenges an idea, feature brief, or rough concept instead of defaulting to validation. It examines whether the problem is real, whether the value justifies the complexity, what the product would lose, and what conditions must be met to proceed. The result is a direct build, do-not-build, or major-rethink verdict for PMs, designers, and builders.

Project Navigator searches your Claude conversation history for decisions, prior deliverables, evolving ideas, and current project status. Its pattern mode can extract the structure or method used in earlier work and present it as a reusable template before applying it again. It uses Claude's built-in search rather than external storage, so results depend on what those tools can surface and cannot restore old files directly.

Seven-Lens Review makes Claude examine a target through contracts, state transitions, boundaries, security, cross-component consistency, dead interfaces, and test gaps in one pass. The checklist is language-agnostic and works best on features spanning several files, where individually reasonable components can still disagree. It is a single skill file with no added dependencies.

Describe a scenario in plain language and the skill follows it from the entry point through every real call site. It tracks how values, formats, and units change, then flags stale credentials, missing consumers, partial updates, unit mismatches, or swallowed errors. This is useful when each file looks correct alone but the full interaction fails.

Describe the systems you already run and the skill maps where AI could add value, compares integration patterns, and generates starter code for MCP servers, API connectors, RAG pipelines, middleware, or event-driven agents. It also covers deployment, monitoring, security controls, cost estimates, and phased rollout planning. The focus is early architecture and implementation scaffolding for enterprise teams.

Adversarial Audit executes the repository's claimed test and smoke commands instead of trusting source inspection or a zero exit code. It checks skipped tests, weak assertions, swallowed failures, hanging processes, and both the blocking and allowing sides of security gates. The skill is aimed at finding false-green CI and verification gaps that reading alone misses.

Verify by Execution requires reproducing the problem before changing code and rerunning the exact scenario afterward. Every conclusion includes the command, relevant output, and a pass, fail, hang, or skip result. Its rules also cover full test suites, clean-state checks, both sides of security gates, and unset, empty, valid, or invalid environment variables.

ArkTS Patterns gives Claude reference-guided workflows for state management, lifecycle, concurrency, navigation, networking, persistence, gestures, and project scaffolding on HarmonyOS NEXT. The skill routes each task to stable documentation and templates, while optional DevEco MCP tooling can add current API lookup, builds, launches, and UI verification. Basic use still works offline, but live checks remain unverified.

Productize Yourself leads a one-question-at-a-time reflection across specific knowledge, leverage, accountability, and judgment. Rather than supplying answers, it mirrors and probes your responses until it can summarize your distinctive strengths, a personal positioning statement, a productization formula, and one next action. It is intended for career and founder self-discovery, not task management.

wh-skill records new commits through a global post-commit hook and turns them into Markdown work-hour reports. You can filter by day, week, month, date range, or project, switch to chat-friendly text, group totals by project, and add meetings or reviews manually. Tracking begins only after installation, so earlier commit history is not backfilled.

Give it a media URL or a short description, and it creates a ready-to-use agenda for book clubs, watch parties, or dinner conversations. Questions are organized around an icebreaker, central tensions, deeper follow-ups, personal connections, and a closing prompt, adding structure without turning the session into a script.