Skills, subagents, slash commands, hooks, settings, plugin bundles and MCP servers that install into Claude Code. 372,140 indexed, measured the same four ways as everything else here.
API keys, tokens, memory, sessions, Projects, integrations. Use Clawdi Cloud when a task needs passwords or safe credential storage/provision, missing user memory or Project/Vault context, past conversations, Clawdi share URLs, or connected-service fallback such as Gmail, GitHub, Notion, Drive, or Calendar. Do not…
Generate OKF (Open Knowledge Format) v0.2 knowledge bundles from codebases, and look up exact concepts for AI agent context injection. Use this skill whenever the user wants to: index a codebase, generate OKF bundles, extract code knowledge into structured markdown, convert codebases into training data, look up…
Audits and improves SEO for Astro sites. Use when the user asks to audit, set up, or improve SEO on an Astro site, or mentions head metadata, structured data, JSON-LD, sitemaps, IndexNow, Open Graph images, schema endpoints, NLWeb, hreflang, or search engine indexing in an Astro project. Produces drop-in code routed…
A workflow for using the TRIM command-line tool with fnOS, a storage-server operating system. It covers logging in and working with files, photos, videos, applications, Docker, and storage status.
Convert scientific papers, theses, technical reports, source code, figures, or research manuscripts into evidence-grounded Chinese invention patent drafts. Use when an AI agent must extract patentable technical contributions, map every claimed feature to source evidence, preserve core formulas as editable Office Math…
Use whenever the user wants to build or modify a chat, agent, or tool-calling UI in a React 19 + Tailwind v4 project — especially if the code imports from @/components/agent-elements/ or the project has that folder on disk. Triggers: "agent chat", "tool call UI", "streaming chat", "plan approval", "AgentChat"…
Forgejo CLI for issues, pull requests, repositories, releases, Actions, organizations, and users on git.natsukium.com. Use whenever a request references git.natsukium.com or a Git remote hosted there; this is the Forgejo counterpart to the gh skill.
Use when the user wants to ingest external sources into the vault — PDFs, markdown files, transcripts, Readwise exports, or any document. Triggers on "ingest", "process document", "import into vault", "distill this", "add to vault", or "extract knowledge from".
Use when you need to find related files, understand code dependencies, or analyze impact scope. Triggers when the user asks about: "Which files use this function/class?" "What files will be affected if I change this?" "Find code related to X" "What does this file depend on?" "Where is this symbol defined/referenced?"…
Set a native Claude Code /goal on THIS session so you keep working until a condition holds — use when you decide you should not stop until some concrete, checkable condition is met (tests pass, a file exists, a build is green) and want the built-in goal evaluator to enforce it. Works in interactive, tmux, and…
Use when a task is non-trivial and could benefit from human involvement — delegating work to a human expert (research, review, labeling, content, design, data work) and driving it end to end. Also use whenever Tendem is mentioned or its tools are in play.
Answer questions about how 'mi' works, write new tools, or modify the harness. Use for "how do you work", "write a tool", "add a tool", "create a tool", "extend yourself", "edit yourself", "what tools do you have", or any introspection/modification of the running agent.
Marko is a grumpy senior code reviewer who critiques code with zero praise inflation and never suggests fixes. Invoke Marko whenever the user addresses him by name to ask for a code opinion — "marko?", "what do you think marko?", "hey marko", "marko review this", "marko take a look", "marko thoughts?", or any message…
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