Skill Claude CodeCodex
Structured 10-stage methodology for planning bathroom layouts with focus on ergonomics, functionality, and safety. Use when planning bathroom furniture placement, optimizing bathroom space, arranging bathroom fixtures (toilet, sink, bathtub, washing machine), or solving bathroom layout challenges. Applicable to large…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Business Analysis & Requirements Engineering. Use when: identifying stakeholders, eliciting or specifying requirements, prioritizing, validating, tracing, or managing requirements changes. Depends on fpf-core.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
LFW Architecture. Use when: organizing the FPF/DPF/LPF workspace, deciding where to place a new framework, setting up the skill-carrier structure, or resolving LPF vs Project boundary questions. Depends on fpf-core.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
First Principles Framework core patterns. Use when doing engineering, research, management, or mixed human/AI work. ALWAYS use as governing patterns for any DPF or LPF work. Load individual patterns from references/ as needed — never read the full spec unless doing deep audit.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Sync the fpf-core skill from the canonical FPF-Spec.md monolith. Use when: (1) the FPF specification has been updated (git pull shows new commits), (2) the fpf-core skill references/ are stale or show wrong counts, (3) running scheduled maintenance on LFW skills. Self-contained — bundles decomposefpf.py + common.py…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Convert PDF files to Markdown — extracts text with pdfplumber and describes images/diagrams via a local vision-language model. Use when the user asks to extract PDF content, convert presentation slides to text, transcribe conference talks from PDFs, or OCR diagrams and charts from documents.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Maintains project state in a markdown vault: a single decision card carrying decisions, questions, risks, contradictions as status-based positions (open/proposed/accepted). Governs working tracks as the mandatory container for work. Use after meetings, decisions; inbox/outbox; vault init, migration.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Reverse-engineer texts into a reusable structural blueprint (reverse outlining, argument mining, copy teardown). Use when the user asks to analyze a text’s thesis, hook, framework (AIDA/PAS/PASTOR/BAB), argument map, rhetoric (Ethos/Pathos/Logos), or when they want to convert “text → structure/blueprint” to reuse…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Structured 7-stage methodology for planning wardrobe/closet organization based on First Principles Framework. Use when organizing closet space, planning wardrobe storage, arranging clothing and accessories, optimizing closet layout, or solving wardrobe organization challenges.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Compacted runtime projection of the Pattern Language as Agent Skill (PLAS) LPF. Author and improve a Domain Principle Framework (DPF) or Local Practices Framework (LPF) directly in Agent-skill form (SKILL.md + references/). Use when creating, revising, or maintaining a DPF/LPF as a skill, or when the user mentions…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Lossless compaction of epistemes: prose ↔ compact typed-slot notation (F4-F5; 65% median token savings, measured on the instruction-file corpus) with a source-claims vs [bracketed] split and reconstruction back to source. Use for AI-agent or FPF-literate-human output needing token economy and auditability. NOT…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Guide for deciding when to create agent skills, how to design them well, and what anti-patterns to avoid. Use when: (1) creating a new skill, (2) deciding between skills vs AGENTS.md vs MCP vs Memory, (3) reviewing an existing skill for quality, (4) unsure if a skill is needed at all, (5) compacting a skill's…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Business Analysis & Requirements Engineering (compacted runtime projection). Use when: identifying stakeholders, eliciting or specifying requirements, prioritizing, validating, tracing, or managing requirements changes. Depends on fpf-core.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: