Plans a multi-frame Instagram Story arc with polls, questions and a clear tap-through to your reel or link. Use when the user says "plan my stories", "story sequence for X", "how do I use stories to drive to this reel".
Scans what is breaking in your niche right now — formats, sounds, angles — and tells you which trends actually fit your brand, and which to sit out. Use when the user says "what's trending in my niche", "what should I make this week", "is this trend worth doing", "find me a format that's working".
Writes a clear brief for a creator or freelancer to film a reel for you — hook, beats, dos and don'ts. Use when the user says "brief a creator", "UGC brief", "write a brief for my videographer", "creator brief for this reel".
Use when a campaign needs a consistent, approved way to label links so the team can distinguish sources and make later reporting possible. Trigger phrases include "plan our UTMs", "name campaign links", "make tracking links", "how should we tag creator links?", and "set up attribution for this launch". Do not use this…
Write scroll-stopping hooks for a short-form video (the first 1-3 seconds). Use when the user says "hook", "reel hook", "opening line", "scroll stopper", "first three seconds", "TikTok hook", or "how do I start this video".
Use when a real lesson, analysis, launch explanation, or resource needs a structured X thread rather than a single post. Trigger phrases include "make this an X thread", "outline a thread", "break this down for X", "turn this research into a thread", and "what is the thread angle?". Do not use this to manufacture hot…
Give Claude eyes and ears on any online video, then analyze it. Downloads a video from a URL (YouTube, Instagram, X, Vimeo, and 1000+ yt-dlp sites), extracts key frames, and gets a transcript (native captions, else local Whisper), then hands the frames + timestamped transcript to Claude so it can produce a full…
5 free, copy-paste Claude skills for inbox and email for small businesses — triage a full inbox, draft replies in your voice, summarize long threads, turn meeting notes into action items, and answer common questions. By Ootto.
Draft answers to your most common inbound questions, using only the facts about your business. Use when the user says "answer this customer question", "draft an FAQ reply", "respond to this inquiry", "write answers to common questions", "reply to this customer", or "build a reply library".
Sort a full inbox into reply-now / later / ignore, with drafts for the urgent ones. Use when the user says "triage my inbox", "sort my emails", "inbox triage", "what should I reply to", "clear my inbox", or "which emails need a response".
Turn raw meeting notes into owners, deadlines, and follow-up emails. Use when the user says "turn my notes into action items", "meeting follow-up", "who owns what from this meeting", "action items from these notes", "send meeting follow-ups", or "what did we decide".
Draft a reply to any message that sounds like you, learned from your own past emails. Use when the user says "reply in my voice", "write this like me", "draft a reply that sounds like me", "respond to this email", "match my tone", or "answer this in my style".
Turn a long email thread into key points and the decision needed. Use when the user says "summarize this thread", "catch me up on this email", "what's this thread about", "TL;DR this thread", "what do I need to do here", or "summarize this email chain".
5 free, copy-paste Claude skills that automate invoicing and cash flow for small businesses — chase overdue payments, categorize expenses, draft quotes, offer payment plans, and read your cash flow. By Ootto.
Turn your open invoices, cash on hand, and upcoming bills into a plain-English cash-flow snapshot with collection priorities and a next move. Use when the user says "cash flow", "what am I owed", "collections priorities", "money in money out", or "cash flow snapshot".
Turn a bank or card statement into clean expense categories with a spend summary and a review list. Use when the user says "categorize expenses", "expense report", "bookkeeping", "sort my transactions", "categorize my statement", or "where is my money going".
Draft the right payment reminder for an overdue invoice, with the tone matched to how late it is. Use when the user says "invoice reminder", "chase invoice", "overdue payment", "payment reminder", "unpaid invoice", or "follow up on a late payment".
Propose a fair installment plan for a client who can't pay in full, plus the email to offer it. Use when the user says "payment plan", "installment plan", "client can't pay", "split the invoice", or "payment arrangement".
Turn a few bullet points into a clean, client-ready quote or proposal with scope, itemized pricing, timeline, and next steps. Use when the user says "write a quote", "draft a proposal", "client quote", "pricing proposal", or "send a quote".