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A SessionEnd hook records each qualifying Claude Code session to local JSONL drafts or a Notion draft page without blocking your work. Running `/work-log` groups the captured sessions by date and category, summarizes them, and writes a formal log to Notion. It does not require MCP or a separate Anthropic API key, but Notion writes still need an integration token and page access.

Upload a text-based PPT or PPTX on claude.ai to generate structured study notes, exam-style questions and answers, and a compact revision sheet. The skill preserves the slide wording, avoids outside knowledge, and splits large decks across multiple responses when needed. It is designed for faithful study-material extraction, so image-only presentations cannot be processed.

Start with a presentation topic and the workflow coordinates multiple agents to structure content, generate slides, and send them through Gemini review. It outputs 1280×720 SVG pages in a Bento Grid design, with configurable styles, page ranges, brand colors, and resumable run directories across several coding-agent hosts. The documented core output is an SVG slide set.

LegalCheck scans a full source tree with regex and AST analysis, applying 32 rules across 14 Korean professional-licensing laws and producing reproducible JSON or Markdown findings. Claude Code or Codex can then inspect the flagged code to filter false positives. It is intended as a pre-release screening tool, not legal advice; a lawyer must assess the legality of a specific product or situation.

This Claude Code skill fetches public WeChat articles from the user's machine, searches by topic, reads selected results, and caches repeated requests locally. It is designed for public `mp.weixin.qq.com/s/...` share URLs and does not cover articles restricted to followers or other non-public pages.

This Claude Code skill stores boards, linked issue specifications, and cross-session context inside a project-local `kanbanboards/` folder. The files remain readable in any editor with no build step or runtime dependency, while the optional Obsidian Kanban plugin adds an interactive drag-and-drop view.

This Claude Code collection uses a router-to-executor architecture: project-compass identifies the current stage and directs work to a state-machine SOP builder, ACTOR reading coach, Socratic discussion partner, skill auditor, or postmortem writer. Teams can install the full set or reuse the routing pattern with their own executors.

ccthread lists, finds, searches, and renders local Claude Code sessions so users can recover configuration values, past decisions, rollback reasons, or weekly work summaries. It works as an auto-invoked Claude Code plugin or a standalone CLI, filtering out most bookkeeping while preserving readable messages and attached tool results.

This Claude Code skill turns a natural-language motion concept into a live HTML playground for iterating on timing, typography, and transitions. The final animation uses plain CSS and JavaScript and can be exported as a React component, with ten reusable motion patterns and a complete worked example included for reference.

agentlog stores project decisions as tagged JSONL entries that remain easy to grep and version-control. Use three commands to add a decision, retrieve relevant context, or ask Claude or Gemini to surface patterns, contradictions, and missing reasoning across the history. It avoids embeddings and databases, making it a small, transparent option for decision logs of roughly hundreds rather than very large knowledge bases.

OSS Community Health helps maintainers interpret the human side of an open source project, including contributor retention, onboarding friction, concentrated workload, bus-factor risk, and burnout patterns. It favors multi-week trends and pairs each observation with a concrete next step rather than acting as another metrics dashboard. Discord, Slack, or forum signals are optional and require explicit consent, community notice, and aggregate-only analysis without individual attribution.

Run a morning, afternoon, or evening check-in and let the plugin turn the conversation into a first-person Obsidian note. It can identify an emotional “floor” on a 34-level scale, track selected habits, and add an optional advisory panel below a clear divider so commentary is not mixed with the user’s own voice. Claude Code and an Obsidian vault are required; the anonymous first-load install ping can be disabled.

expert-debate turns an idea into two deliberately conflicting professional proposals instead of a balanced pros-and-cons list. Claude writes from one expert role, then produces a copyable prompt for an independent Model B session with the opposing role and no shared context. You compare the arguments and record your reasoning manually, so the workflow needs no API keys or automated model integration.

blind-review prepares a prompt for a fresh Model B session that evaluates a document without knowing the author’s intent or prior collaboration context. Comparing that independent reading with what you meant can reveal missing assumptions and “knowledge curse” gaps before a PRD or specification reaches stakeholders. An optional devil’s-advocate pass adds pressure when reviewers agree too quickly, and the workflow uses manual copy-paste rather than an API.

doc-generator converts a finalized product idea into development-ready documentation, including a PRD, technical specification, CLAUDE.md, and implementation guide. Its PRD flow includes an AI-simulated user-validation step, and the command supports a full four-document suite, PRD-only output, a unified PRD plus blueprint, or an interactive from-scratch mode. This lets teams and solo builders choose the amount of structure they need.

Run a weekly digest over local Claude Code JSONL sessions to measure work patterns such as activity mix, one-shot edit rate, agent usage, model allocation, and project attention. When a diagnostic threshold fires, the plugin appends a concrete rule to CLAUDE.md or adds an investigation item, then measures the same behavior again in later reports. It also sends a one-time anonymous install signal unless the documented opt-out environment variable is set.

Shape an academic manuscript around the conventions that apply to its paper type and intended venue, rather than applying one generic writing style. The skill asks for those two inputs, then guides section structure, argument moves, voice, citation format, LaTeX choices, and reviewer-risk checks across six paper types and five venue categories. It does not invent citations, search the literature, verify facts, create figures, or run statistical analysis.

Give the skill a market topic and optional business context, and it gathers material from nine source types through Claude Code’s web tools and the GitHub CLI. It extracts signals, clusters themes, builds a Playing to Win strategy with inline citations and falsifiable assumptions, then adds objective and expert-style scores. The result is a self-contained HTML report with linked evidence, while saved stage files make an interrupted run resumable.