Create new skills, modify and improve existing skills, and measure skill performance. Use when users want to create a skill from scratch, edit, 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.
Stack overlapping skills instead of picking one. When two or more installed skills or tools can do the same job (web scraping, search, code review, test generation, data extraction), run the best candidates in parallel on the same task, score their outputs, and merge them into one result that beats any single tool.…
Skill "docs" from DivyamTalwar/Structorium, covering structorium, 1. your job, 2. the workflow, outer loop — scan and check and inner loop — fix issues.
A writing workflow for spoken-video scripts. It accepts an outline, raw text, a recording, a web-link queue, or a free-form topic, then organizes the material before writing the script.
Extract transcript, metadata, music, and key frames from Instagram Reels. Use when the user shares an Instagram Reel URL (instagram.com/reel/, instagram.com/p/) and wants the script/transcript, video details, creator info, view counts, comments, music used, or any data from the reel. Also use when the user wants to…
AST-aware context firewall for AI coding agents. Compresses code, validates edits before disk writes, detects blast radius, and enables atomic multi-file refactoring via NREKI MCP tools.
Audit supplied evidence for AI coding-agent extensions, Codex plugins, Claude Code extensions, and MCP servers using concrete supply-chain security indicators.
Show the current profile's configuration — plugins, aliases, model/context, slash commands, launch prompt, MCP overrides, hooks, launch flags, and tags.
Turn user-provided source materials into market-fit course-topic decisions without exceeding the evidence boundary of the materials. Use when the user needs course topic selection, competitor analysis, pricing guidance, audience targeting, market positioning, or a decision on whether the material is strong and…
Reflective end-of-session self-improvement. Scans the current Claude Code session for corrections, preferences, repeated patterns, errors, success patterns, and voice violations, then proposes numbered concrete patches to memory, settings, ceo-only skills, and ceo-only rules. Corporate files route to a separate review…
Senior-QA review of a code change before you ship it. Sizes the diff, then launches QA reviewers — a regression hunter ("does this break anything that already worked?") and a change reviewer ("does this actually do what it claims, including edge cases?") — and consolidates ONE evidence-based SIGN OFF / SIGN OFF WITH…
A role-based thinking guide based on the public views and decisions of Chinese investor Duan Yongping. It tells the assistant how to assess investments, businesses, life choices, and uncertainty in his concise style.
AI.MD — Convert any human-written CLAUDE.md into AI-native structured format. Your CLAUDE.md is read by AI every single turn, not by you — so write it in AI's language. Battle-tested: 5 rounds, 4 models (GPT-5.3, Gemini 2.5 Pro, Grok-4, Claude Opus 4.6). Structured-label format raised Codex compliance from 6/8 → 8/8…
ALWAYS use this skill when working with agents, memory, context, persistence, or AI agent state. Use when the user mentions: 'the agent forgot', 'save this', 'remember that', 'context is lost', 'memory', 'MCP server', 'agent memory', 'persistent memory', 'session context', 'project context', 'recall', 'remember'…
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Design, build, and debug AI agent systems — including multi-step reasoning loops, tool use, memory, planning, multi-agent orchestration, and autonomous workflows. Use this skill whenever the user wants to build an AI agent, agentic pipeline, or autonomous workflow; asks about agent architectures (ReAct…
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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: