Skill Claude CodeCodex needs its repo
Deprecated. Auto-generate Claude skills from documentation URLs using Firecrawl agent. Use when user wants to create a skill from docs, API references, or tool homepages. Asks up to 3 clarifying questions before deep extraction. Supports topic focus (e.g., "only auth endpoints") and outputs to local .claude/skills/ by…
Skill Claude Code
Compile a mapped surface into working interfaces and keep them alive as the target changes. Use when the user has a recon report or a surfacer IR and wants a CLI, an OpenAPI spec, or an MCP server generated from it, asks whether a mapped target has drifted, says 'surfacer', 'emit a client for this', 'generate a CLI…
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 4 skills · 734 tokens together
Used on real work. Recommended.
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 2 skills · 261 tokens together
Works, with thin evidence so far.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Audit an existing CLI against cli-build: how well an agent can operate it and how well a human can read it. Use when the user wants to audit a CLI, check whether a tool is agent-first, find out what a published CLI got wrong, grade a CLI's human output, verify that named safety features are actually wired, or prepare…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Canonical skillkit workflow served by the installed CLI. Read before auditing skill packs or analyzing skill usage, context cost, conflicts, coverage, and token burn.
Skill Claude Code
Local-first analytics and structural audits for AI agent skills. Use when reviewing skill health, context cost, private local or Tailscale-remote usage receipts, conflicts, coverage, token burn, or pruning.
crafter-station/remotion-clone-video
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Pixel-perfect clone of any video (promo, product demo, motion-graphics piece, UI walkthrough) as a Remotion project, so the result is regenerable and editable as React code. Use when the user provides a video file and asks to clone, recreate, replicate, or rebuild it "as code", "with Remotion", or "pixel perfect".…
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