Progressive-disclosure instructions an agent loads on demand. Cheap until invoked, which is why the per-session figure on each card is usually two digits.
Define, generate, or refresh a project's pre-implementation foundation and kickoff baseline. Use when starting a new repository or major phase, onboarding agents to an early project, or establishing AGENTS.md, CONTEXT.md, docs/project-foundation.md, a versioned UI/UX design-system baseline, and proportionate…
Use when the user asks about Arknights operators, skills, masteries, modules, stages, lore, terms, or resource planning. Do NOT use for other games, non-Arknights gacha advice, or real-time event schedules (requires live lookup). On invocation it reads and updates a local Doctor profile stored only on this machine…
Visualize and diagnose OpenClaw context window usage. Generates a terminal-rendered breakdown showing workspace files (status, chars, tokens), installed skills inventory, and token budget allocation across bootstrap components. Use when: (1) user asks about context window health or token usage, (2) debugging agent…
Search and read past agent sessions on this machine — your own and other agents' — with agentcarto. Use when the user refers to earlier work ("what did we decide", "carry on from last time", "when did we touch this file"), or when the context you need is in a session rather than in the code.
Adversarially grill CLAUDE'S OWN answer/plan/reasoning before it ships — make the reasoning explicit (explain harder), then spawn a fresh effort-escalating refute jury that KILLS by default and injects FALSE-PREMISE trap questions, looping until no new defects survive. Forces source citations on every claim…
Audits real codebases for data structure, algorithm, database, caching, scalability, reliability, and AI-system design improvements. Use when users ask to reduce time or space complexity, find hot paths, choose DSA patterns, optimize queries, improve architecture, scale a product, review infra, design RAG/agent…
Cut context tokens by rendering it as images. ctx2img paint turns any text-shaped input (a repo, a directory, a file, markdown, stdin) into dense images that carry the full text at 60-75% fewer tokens, with stable handles and a verbatim factsheet; ctx2img read recovers guaranteed-exact text. Use before ingesting any…
Expert implementation guidance for the Claude Agent SDK (Python). Use when users are building with the Agent SDK — creating custom tools, managing sessions, controlling permissions, streaming responses, integrating MCP servers, adding hooks, defining subagents, or deploying SDK-based agents. Also use for SDK…
Design production-grade agentic AI systems from a natural-language use case. Runs a clarification loop, walks grounded decision trees (workflow vs agent, RAG vs fine-tuning, single vs multi-agent, autonomy tiers), and emits a detailed enterprise system design document with embedded interactive architecture, sequence…
A report generator for Ba Zi, a Chinese birth-chart system also called the Four Pillars of Destiny. It calculates the chart from birth information and produces a self-contained HTML report covering elements, cycles, and related interpretations.
Use when a user needs help turning a business change, technical change, or refactor into execution-ready delivery artifacts (shaped brief, implementation plan, task breakdown) and/or running the implementation through gated, independently reviewed and QA'd multi-agent execution with anti-hallucination grounding. Not…
Builds the full product marketing foundation for a product — positioning, target audience, messaging pillars, and product soul — then generates channel-ready content (GitHub PR with markdown release note/announcement, X/Twitter tweet copy). Use this skill whenever the user wants to define or sharpen how their product…
Orchestrate multi-phase background development using coding agents. Use when: (1) a project has multiple sequential tasks that should run autonomously without human intervention between steps, (2) the user wants continuous background work with crash recovery, stall detection, and progress reporting, (3) the user…
/review — the unified review gate. Use when the user says '/review', '/review design', '/review security', '/review gates', '/review ultra', 'review the UI', 'check design fidelity', 'verify the redesign', 'security review', 'is this safe to merge', 'check for vulnerabilities', 'review the diff', 'review the agent's…
This skill should be used when the user wants to "create a skill", "add a skill to plugin", "write a new skill", "improve skill description", "organize skill content", or needs guidance on skill structure, progressive disclosure, or skill development best practices for Claude Code plugins.
Situational awareness across your live Claude Code sessions. Open a fresh window and run /conductor to see what every OTHER running window is doing, what it finished, and what's left — read from each session's own transcript. Use when the user says "sort out my windows", "what are my sessions doing", "summarize my…
Agentic coarse-to-fine blueprint for generating large-scale, explorable, editable 3D open-world scenes from a single open-ended text prompt — derived from Tencent Hunyuan's WorldClaw (arXiv 2608.05248, Guo/Li/Li/Huang, 2026). Use whenever a project needs to generate a whole 3D world / open-world scene / large terrain…
Produce auditable, evidence-first research and reports for public-interest, market, policy, product, academic, and fact-checking questions. Use this skill whenever a user asks to investigate a topic, compare options, verify claims, synthesize multiple sources, or write a research report that should be traceable claim…
Cross-project session management hub for Claude Code. Use this skill when the user wants to manage conversations across different projects and directories. Trigger on /recall command or these specific phrases: "/recall", "/recall save", "/recall list", "/recall load", "/recall resume", "/recall rename", "/recall…
Persist and recall per-workspace long-term memory in an Obsidian vault, organized by workspace (one folder per git repo). Use this skill at the START of working in any project to load what was previously learned there, and WHENEVER you make an architecture/design/tooling decision, settle a convention, hit and resolve…
Use the authenticated Cloister Host MCP bridge to discover and run Profile-allowed commands on the macOS host from a Cloister guest. Use when a task needs an available host-native toolchain, build command, or other executable exposed through cloisterhost, and when reporting Host Exec approvals, denials, output, or…
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: