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drylab-wetlab-blueprint drafts a phased construction plan for platforms that combine computation or data work with experiments or engineering. It structures modules, site needs, budgets, and measurable outcomes, then checks that module, phase, and lifecycle totals reconcile through three numeric levels. A standalone `budget_check.py` script can run the consistency checks, but a passing check is not an engineering estimate or investment advice.

kickoff starts a new or existing project with seven focused intake questions, a concrete definition-of-done gate, and an Open Decisions checklist for unknowns. It can scan an existing codebase, show changes before overwriting, and generate a type-specific `CLAUDE.md`, with optional Python or Node setup. The plugin is useful when later Claude sessions need a shared starting context.

riverpod-internals explains the mechanics of Riverpod 3.2.1, Flutter Riverpod 3.3.1, and Hooks Riverpod 3.3.1 for Claude Code users. It records 43 source-verified findings across scheduling, lifecycles, retries, widget integration, caches, and scoping, with exact file-and-line citations and a large Dart and device-test suite. The skill is for debugging behavior that public documentation may not make obvious.

high-concept-skill helps a founder, consultant, or product team turn audience language, pain points, and desired change into a single high-concept position. It interviews for context, generates three distinct angles, evaluates them against eleven criteria and anti-slop checks, then refines the selected option into structured output for hero copy, About pages, messaging, and design direction. The result is intended as a positioning backbone, not a slogan or mission statement.

OpenLog gives each project module an architecture note, a reverse-chronological development log, and a short current-breakpoint file, with an index for all modules. Startup and wrap-up rules keep context compact so a new Claude Code or Codex session can resume without re-exploring the project. The repository notes that Codex should receive a physical copy of the skill because symlink tracking is unreliable.

This skill turns Claude into a demanding editor for essays and articles. It scaffolds core paragraphs instead of writing the author’s position, surfaces one central drift or author-specific trap per turn, and records the thesis, strengths, decisions, and progress in a persistent tracking file for the next session.

Scholar Sidekick accepts identifiers such as DOI, PMID, ISBN, ISSN, arXiv IDs, and WHO IRIS URLs, then formats citations in more than 10,000 CSL styles. Its skills can export BibTeX, RIS, EndNote, CSL-JSON, or CSV and check retractions, open access, and fabricated metadata; it resolves known identifiers rather than searching for papers by topic.

This terminal skill designs a course around the learner’s goal, baseline, pacing, and target ability, then teaches it across resumable sessions. Each unit uses a pre-test, productive-failure attempt, lesson, practice, project, checkpoint, and spaced-retrieval update; it stores the student model locally and requires plan approval before content generation.

This skill supplies prompt templates and a reference style for educational illustrations of quantum computers, dilution refrigerators, low-temperature experiments, and chip placement. Its visual language uses colored-pencil texture, an off-white paper background, pale blue and lavender accents, and generous whitespace; it works with Claude Skills or other image generators.

This Windows application helps site owners configure AI-search metadata, llms.txt, MCP, and OAuth options, then verifies that the resulting files are present and readable. A report view logs access attempts and content settings control exposed pages; it requires Windows 10/11, internet access, and administrator rights, while search visibility remains dependent on external crawling.

This Claude Code and Codex skill researches a topic through parallel sector teams, cross-sector pairings, and an independent verification pass against analyst, vendor, and trade coverage. It produces sector reports, opportunity and trend documents, a verification log, and a curated action shortlist, removing claims that are already widely priced in; scheduled recurring runs are supported.

This skill turns saved articles or RSS items into a produced Spotify episode: it writes a segmented script, renders Qwen3-TTS with a reference voice, pads chapter silences, creates cover and description assets, and uploads through the authenticated save-to-spotify CLI. It targets Apple Silicon with Python and ffmpeg, supports scheduled runs, and can optionally publish an R2 web feed.

This skill extracts a thesis structure and citation inventory, then assigns subsections to parallel reviewers who verify authors, years, pages, source identity, and text-to-bibliography matches against PDFs. It consolidates the results into a Markdown report with an executive summary and prioritized fixes; it does not edit the thesis or invent unavailable citations.

This skill offers a pre-viewing guide with historical context, craft details, viewing cues, mindset, and version availability without spoilers. After the film, it switches to full-spoiler analysis of production history, formal choices, contemporary reception, and what a modern viewer may miss, selecting only the lenses that fit instead of producing a generic review.

This skill reads the latest 10-K beside an earnings-call transcript and writes an analyst memo with a brief, highlights, gap analysis, call-only color, and follow-up questions. Numbers are attributed to the filing or call, missing sections are flagged rather than guessed, and the result is a research aid rather than investment advice.

Build or extend Flask REST APIs with Controller, Service, Validation/DTO, and Model layers. Specialized agents review the plan and code, run migrations and pytest, and keep API documentation aligned with Marshmallow schemas through generated OpenAPI output. Its opinionated Python and Flask stack suits teams that want consistent conventions across new endpoints and existing services.

decision-lens asks Claude to examine a complex choice from independent product, marketing, UX, business, risk, and other specialist perspectives. The result separates consensus from disagreement, gives one primary recommendation, and lists questions that only the decision owner can answer, followed by concrete next actions. It is meant for trade-off decisions, not coding tasks or simple fact questions.

skill-company-research creates a structured company report for product managers, covering products, executive thinking, customers, pricing, market position, PM culture, and Hamilton Helmer’s Seven Powers framework. It can save product screenshots alongside the Markdown report, with modes for full research, strategy synthesis, competitive analysis, and interview preparation. The result is a reusable company reference rather than a one-question answer.