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vesperchinn/learn-anything-skill
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when the user wants to learn a new field through a structured study repository, create a study plan, learn from supplied PDFs, slide decks, Markdown, TXT, Word docs, or webpage exports, assess understanding through exercises and stage tests, or build a capstone project. Best for multi-session learning workflows…
Skill Codex
Release AI-Shifu skills using the maintained release.py workflow: open version-bump PRs, build and verify channel packages, preview complete PR changelogs grouped by type, run preflight checks, publish to ClawHub and SkillHub, prepare and record manual WorkBuddy/Doubao uploads, and track channel publication results.…
timothywarner-org/ai901-cert-buddy-claude
Skill Claude Code
Create short AI-901 practice labs (15-25 minutes) that are executable and self-validating. Every lab includes prerequisites, exact tasks, validation steps, expected outputs, and cleanup. Scope covers Microsoft Foundry portal builds, Foundry Python SDK client apps with keyless authentication, Azure AI Services via…
ShellyDeng08/codebase-slideshow
Skill Claude Code
Generate beautiful HTML slideshow courses for any codebase — glassmorphism reveal.js presentations with dialogue narrative, quizzes, and adaptive teaching.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use this skill whenever the user wants to learn how to manually do what an existing Claude skill does, or when they want to understand the underlying process of any capability Claude performs automatically. Triggers include: "how can I learn to do X?", "what do I need to know to do X without Claude?", "teach me what…
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