52 tagged korean, measured the same way as everything else here.
Browse within: claude-code-plugin 110codex-plugin 65student-tools 52yonsei 52agent-team 14Evaluation 13codex-cli 13github-actions 13ai-writing 12cli-tool 12cross-platform 12desktop-notification 12korean-education 11ai-assistant 10
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Check whether the claims in public-facing documentation (README, release notes, install/usage docs) are supported by the evidence the user provides — files, manifests, logs, and command outputs supplied in the conversation. Produces per-claim findings with a confidence label (verified / unsupported / stale-suspected /…
Skill Claude Code
Crawl an entire documentation or design-system website into one LLM-ready Markdown corpus. Discovers every page from the site's sitemap.xml (with a same-origin link-following fallback when there is no sitemap), extracts each page's main content as clean Markdown, downloads each page's images (and inline base64 images)…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
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.
Koomook/claude-skill-youtube-kr-subtitle
Skill Claude Code
Download YouTube videos, extract English subtitles, translate them to Korean using Claude's own translation capabilities (with video context and web search), and burn Korean subtitles into the video. Use this skill when the user requests Korean subtitle insertion for YouTube videos or asks to translate YouTube content…
Q0916/community-webtoon-agent-kit
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when turning an online community post, forum incident, meme thread, live gallery mood, or user-supplied issue into a short Korean vertical info-gag webtoon; includes source collection, fact-mood-MSG separation, sweet-spot approval, causal storyboard packets, cast-text-reference locks, ima2-gen-first generation…
Skill Claude Code
A tool that converts technical documents—such as research papers, books, specifications, API documentation, and manuals—into Korean pages styled like Namuwiki, a Korean community encyclopedia.
Skill Codex
Use when polishing Korean resumes, career descriptions, portfolio summaries, and application writing so they sound natural rather than AI-written across operations, planning, QA, design, marketing, customer service, research, education, and other fields. Preserve facts, meaning, ownership, results, field-specific…
kimlawtech/korean-domain-agent
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A setup and customisation workflow for korean-domain-agent, a Korean-language domain-specific AI agent kit. It installs the kit, checks for hallucination and security risks, gathers domain requirements, and creates an initial mock result.
Skill Claude Code
A Korean-language study and review assistant for SKALA trainees. It uses lectures, PDFs, notes, and keywords for question-based review, summaries, and drafts for learning platforms or personal Markdown notes.
Kminer2053/public-sector-research-skill
Skill Codex
Evidence-first public-sector research with official-source planning, bounded collection, passage-level citations, explainable scoring, local SQLite memory, and readable Korean Markdown plus interactive HTML reports. Use when an agent must investigate laws, government policy, public services, procurement, privacy…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A method for simulating how consumer personas may react to a product, its price, or its features using the MatrAIxPersona1M dataset. Personas are fictional user profiles used to explore possible reactions.
dltkddns833/ko-official-doc-style
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A Korean-language writing and review guide for formal documents such as contracts, agreements, official letters, and reports.
Skill Codex
A tool for turning a talk, lesson, or product demonstration into an interactive HTML, CSS, and JavaScript slide deck with a storyboard, presenter notes, and rehearsal cues.
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: