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honestweek turns a completed week of local AI coding sessions into a shareable work report that includes work not yet visible in commits. It re-checks every git-verifiable claim against commits or aborts, labels each item as shipped, in progress, or designed but unproven, and attaches a source pointer. The draft remains private for the user to review and publish; there is no telemetry or automatic publishing.

gravador-reuniao-claude watches the Mac camera state, records system audio and microphone input on separate channels during video calls, then transcribes them locally with Whisper and offers to open Claude Code for follow-up. It can start at login, expose status and logs, and discard short false starts. macOS 14.4+, Homebrew, and system-audio permission are required; audio stays offline.

legal-launch-review checks Chile-focused AI, SaaS, RAG, API, and web projects for personal-data handling, privacy notices, terms, basic security, AI risks, e-commerce duties, and licenses. It reviews the actual code and returns a simple red-yellow-green launch view with located findings and suggested fixes. The scope is advisory and limited to Chile, so laws, citations, and launch decisions must be verified with official sources or counsel.

sync-mac-windows keeps the portable parts of ~/.claude aligned between Windows and macOS using a Git repository plus a OneDrive mirror. It translates paths, preserves OS-specific MCP forms, and stages only sanitized skills, agents, commands, memory notes, and shared settings while excluding tokens, sessions, caches, and machine-only files. Audit, stage, apply, and mirror scripts default to dry runs.

universal-audit-skill classifies almost any work product, selects relevant verification domains, and produces a numbered audit record with severity-rated findings and remediation links. It supports code, applications, APIs, architecture, infrastructure, reports, spreadsheets, and media across Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and Copilot. Constructive and adversarial passes can be combined, while external standards and facts still need current validation for the project.

x-kline analyzes a month of original X/Twitter posts for a chosen account, using impressions as the value for a daily candlestick view. It also identifies high-performing topics, standout moments, and one of 17 data-based persona labels, then renders an HTML report or shareable poster. Data comes from the official X API or Huohua; you must provide a token, and the official API may require a paid tier.

mihomo-skill is a Claude Code guide for configuring Mihomo, also known as Clash Meta, from basic rules to advanced features. It includes four scenario templates, a three-level DNS architecture guide, and troubleshooting coverage for common failure classes. Invoke it with /mihomo when you want a focused configuration reference rather than a separate proxy application.

loupe turns a Claude Code PR review into an interactive browser session. You keep the findings that matter, add your own notes, and choose the verdict; the tool can place Mermaid architecture or journey diagrams above the diff and link UML elements to changed lines. It accepts a GitHub PR or any local unified diff, with Python's standard library as its only required runtime.

multi-model-debate-skill runs a live panel in which each model argues a distinct lens instead of repeating the same safe answer. Round one is blinded, genuine objections are required before agreement, and a devil’s-advocate control can challenge premature consensus. Opus moderates the running session while Grok, Codex, DeepSeek, or other configured backends supply additional voices; the lineup can be chosen per debate.

fiz-invoicing-skill uses the FIZ API to find or create customers and products or services, apply the appropriate VAT rate, and build a draft invoice with discounts or payment details. You then issue the document—the legally binding step reported to the Portuguese tax authority—and download its PDF. Claude Code, a FIZ account, and an API key are required.

timplay moves product planning through four dependent stages: a question-driven PRD, an editable feature tree, a user-flow diagram, and a clickable wireframe prototype. The HTML tools support drag-and-drop, node and connection editing, responsive desktop/mobile views, and JSON round-trips for browser edits. Generated product content follows the input language, but the surrounding HTML controls are currently fixed in Korean.

claude-telegram-bridge gives a long or unattended Claude run a Telegram side channel. notify sends non-blocking progress, while ask or listen waits for a reply and exposes clear exit codes for answered, timed out, unconfigured, or stopped states. Replies are accepted only from allow-listed chat IDs, so another person cannot drive the agent through the bot.

PaperRadar sweeps enabled preprint, journal, and open-repository sources for the past week, then ranks papers against your topics and arXiv categories instead of raw popularity. It writes a ranked weekly note and linked per-paper scaffolds with abstracts, links, and citation IDs, with optional dated Zotero filing. The skill runs without a database, embedding service, or web app, but needs its Python dependencies.

mpp-to-xlsx converts a Microsoft Project .mpp schedule into a branded six-sheet .xlsx workbook. It carries over the work-breakdown hierarchy, tasks, team assignments, effort, amounts, notes, and a daily resource plan, then adds a resource report crossing people, tasks, and months. Conversion requires Java 8+ plus Python 3.9 and the listed Python packages.

ai-equity-analyst reads only the investor presentations and earnings-call transcripts you provide for an Indian listed company. It applies a 33-question checklist, distinguishes hard signals from soft guidance, and produces bull and bear cases with passage-level citations plus a promise-versus-reality ledger. It is for research and education, not SEBI-registered investment advice, and it does not fill gaps from memory.

teams-video-dl-skill extracts a Teams recording and its speaker-labeled transcript from a signed-in Chromium browser session, then uses ffmpeg to mux the video and audio tracks. Scripts run through uv, so no manual Python dependency setup is needed. Processing stays local; temporary HAR and curl files can contain session cookies and tokens and are removed after a successful run, making the local machine boundary important.

rename-papers scans a folder, reads embedded metadata and opening-page text, then verifies canonical author, year, title, and DOI through CrossRef before proposing a filename. It silently skips non-scholarly documents, sends ambiguous papers to a needs-review group with reasons, and preserves tags such as [ANNOTATED] or [v2]. The tool is beta and applies changes only after a dry run and confirmation.

ralph-loop-setup wraps the Ralph loop for Claude Code or Codex: write a PRD, split it into atomic stories, and let a fresh agent implement one unfinished story at a time with checks and commits. Progress persists in prd.json, progress.txt, and Git history. A branch is not done until both the L1 PRD-focused review and an independent L2 model review are green, or every finding is explicitly closed.