coding-style
01Skill Claude CodeCodex
Coding philosophy, conventions, and expectations for Python code.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Coding philosophy, conventions, and expectations for Python code.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
How to write prose that is natural for humans to read. Use for anything a human might read, including replies, questions, status updates, reports, documents, code comments, etc. Also use for task prompts to other agents, whose words flow back to you and the user.
Skill Claude Code
Guide for styling scientific figures with matplotlib. Use for any figure in this user's scientific work (reports, manuscripts, talks, analysis plots).
Skill Claude Code
Guide for controlling Adobe Illustrator via MCP tools and osascript.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Job dispatch infrastructure. Use when packaging a python script for batch / parallel execution, locally or on SLURM.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
How to maintain and update MEMORIES.md files for knowledge persistence.
Skill Claude Code
Patterns for efficiently working in LaTeX manuscript repositories — ingesting structure, viewing figures, reading reviewer comments, and making edits.
Skill Claude Code
Tool for preparing PDF figure files for embedding in LaTeX (e.g., with \includegraphics).
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Executive role for an agent that dispatches subagents.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Style guidelines for writing manuscript text.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Opinions for standalone Python scripts. Analysis runs, HPC jobs, batch processing.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Agent roles, models, and the dispatch pattern for delegating to subagents.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Workspace layout, artifact storage, and behavior rules shared by every agent (managers and subagents alike).
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Check the Claude account's usage limits (5-hour, and weekly if the plan has one). Use before dispatching agents and whenever a usage cut-off could lose work.
Skill Claude Code
Edit a figure until it can be understood at a glance, by showing it to naive critics and fixing what they misread. Use to improve the style, clarity, and messaging of a figure.
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: