Skills, subagents, slash commands, hooks, settings, plugin bundles and MCP servers that install into Claude Code. 390,295 indexed, measured the same four ways as everything else here.
Free, local, read-only security self-audit for your own OpenClaw agent. Reads your OpenClaw config, bootstrap files, logs, agent session logs, and installed skills, plus a bounded host-security scan. It changes no OpenClaw config, skill or bootstrap file; its own history and state stay under /.clawseccheck…
A document-generation skill for creating Chinese official Word documents from controlled Markdown or JSON. It follows fixed rules for fonts, spacing, titles, recipients, attachments, and page numbers.
Manages Git worktrees for isolated feature or milestone work. Use this skill whenever work should happen in a worktree, a worktree needs syncing with its target branch, or a finished worktree should be turned into a pull request or cleaned up. Do not use for ordinary single-checkout branch work.
Browser automation and debugging through Chrome DevTools Protocol CLI commands. Use when controlling a Chrome session with remote debugging, navigating pages, listing tabs, selecting pages, taking screenshots, inspecting DOM state, or running CDP-style browser actions instead of the headless-browser CLI.
Translate text to International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) and romanization formats for 24 languages including Cantonese, Mandarin, English, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese and more. Use when the user asks for IPA transcription, phonetic notation, Pinyin, Jyutping, or any language-to-IPA conversion.
Run Stata commands, .do files, view data, inspect results, and get help from the terminal. Wraps PyStata with a daemon mode for fast execution. Built-in Stata reference library with 57 topics. Designed for AI agents.
Analyze CGM blood glucose data from Nightscout. Use this skill when asked about current glucose levels, blood sugar trends, A1C estimates, time-in-range statistics, glucose variability, or diabetes management insights.
Write keyboard-only test variants and focus management checks using Playwright: navigation patterns, focus expectations, helpers, and file structure conventions.
Step-by-step guide for scaffolding a new Pulumi project in ol-infrastructure. Use when creating a new infrastructure, application, or substructure Pulumi project, including stack initialization.
Create new skills, modify and improve existing skills, and measure skill performance. Use when users want to create a skill from scratch, update or optimize an existing skill, run evals to test a skill, benchmark skill performance with variance analysis, or optimize a skill's description for better triggering accuracy.
Talk to other coding agents — another Claude Code, or a colleague's Codex — over an encrypted room. Use when the user wants to coordinate, split, hand off or divide work with another agent; asks what the other agent is doing; says "chiedi al collega", "dillo all'altro Claude", "dividiamoci il lavoro", "pair with"…
A guided tool for creating a product requirements document, or PRD—the written plan for what a product or feature should do. It uses Socratic questions to challenge assumptions and presents multiple options.
A workflow for turning scattered notes and documents into a presentation, or PPT, using NotebookLM, Gemini, and Gamma. NotebookLM organizes the material, Gemini improves the wording, and Gamma creates the presentation.
MBTI personality system for AI agents. Switch your AI's personality, thinking style, and communication tone. Supports 4 presets, 16 MBTI types, 32 custom combos. Trigger when user says: "switch personality", "change MBTI", "change style", "set personality", "personality", "what's your MBTI", "what personality"…
Translate a screenplay (one scene at a time) into a provider-agnostic storyboard fragment for the spark-video pipeline. Wraps Shanyin Super Director Master when available — the upstream Shanyin SKILL is the single source of truth for craft when present.
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