Skill Claude CodeCodex
MLX Swift LM - Run LLMs and VLMs on Apple Silicon using MLX. Covers local inference, streaming, wired memory coordination, tool calling, LoRA fine-tuning, embeddings, and model porting.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
MLX Swift - High-performance ML framework for Apple Silicon with lazy evaluation, automatic differentiation, and unified memory.
Skill Claude Code
A calendar skill for creating events, checking schedules, and finding free time.
Skill Claude Code
A skill for reading and writing the computer’s system clipboard, the temporary place used for copied text.
Skill Claude Code
A contact-management skill for finding, adding, changing, and removing people in an address book.
Skill Claude Code
A read-only skill for retrieving exercise, sleep, heart-rate, weight, and related health data from HealthKit, Apple’s health-data store.
Skill Claude Code
A skill for creating timed reminders in a task or reminder list.
Skill Claude Code
A translation skill that identifies the source text and target language, then produces a natural translation.
Skill Claude Code
A web-search skill for finding current public information, news, official pages, and webpage text. It can search public pages and fetch the contents of a specific page.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Generate a complete AI persona from 6 basic inputs. Internal skill used by PersonaFactory.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A skill for generating realistic character photos from a selfie and reference images, while keeping the character visually consistent. The photos are used as a form of visual self-expression when emotions emerge.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A skill that makes a character stay silent while its internal state continues updating.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A skill that splits a text reply into separate messages and assigns a delay to each part.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A skill for sending voice messages that reflect a character’s current emotions.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A skill for checking the weather in Chinese cities by city name, without an API key. An API key is a credential that software often uses to access an online service.
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