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Claude Skills by mohitagw15856
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- Emil Design Eng PointerPoint to Emil Kowalski's emil-design-eng skill and explain when to use it. Use when asked how to install emil-design-eng, which skill covers UI animation and interaction polish, or what handles the motion stage of the design pipeline. Produces the install command, a check that the install worked, guidance on when it fits and when it does not, and credit to the author with a link. Contains no upstream skill content.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,417
- Frontend Design PointerPoint to Anthropic's frontend-design skill and explain when to use it. Use when asked how to install frontend-design, which skill sets aesthetic direction for a UI, or what handles the direction stage of the design pipeline. Produces the install command, a check that the install worked, guidance on when it fits and when it does not, and credit to the author with a link. Contains no upstream skill content.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,417
- Impeccable PointerPoint to Paul Bakaus's Impeccable design skill and explain when to use it. Use when asked how to install impeccable, which skill critiques and audits a built UI, or what handles the critique stage of the design pipeline. Produces the install command, the one-time init step, guidance on when it fits and when it does not, and credit to the author with a link. Contains no upstream skill content.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,417
- Playwright Cli PointerPoint to Microsoft's playwright-cli and its skill, and explain when to use it. Use when asked how to install playwright-cli, how to verify a page in a real browser at mobile and desktop widths, or what handles the verification stage of the design pipeline. Produces the install commands, the Node prerequisite, a screenshot routine for both widths, an optional interface guidelines audit step, and credit to the author with a link. Contains no upstream skill content.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,417
- Ui Design PipelineRun a five-stage UI design pipeline (direction, system, motion, critique, verification) so the result does not look like generic AI output. Use when asked to design or restyle a page, landing page, dashboard or app screen, to make a UI look less AI-generated, or to run the design pipeline. Detects which specialist design skills are installed, hands off to one per stage, and falls back to built-in guidance with the install command when one is missing. Produces a committed direction, a persiste...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,417
- Ui Ux Pro Max PointerPoint to the ui-ux-pro-max skill by nextlevelbuilder and explain when to use it. Use when asked how to install ui-ux-pro-max, which skill generates and persists a design system, or what handles the system stage of the design pipeline. Produces the install commands, the Python 3 prerequisite check, guidance on when it fits and when it does not, and credit to the author with a link. Contains no upstream skill content.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,417
- Emil Design Eng PointerPoint to Emil Kowalski's emil-design-eng skill and explain when to use it. Use when asked how to install emil-design-eng, which skill covers UI animation and interaction polish, or what handles the motion stage of the design pipeline. Produces the install command, a check that the install worked, guidance on when it fits and when it does not, and credit to the author with a link. Contains no upstream skill content.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,417
- Frontend Design PointerPoint to Anthropic's frontend-design skill and explain when to use it. Use when asked how to install frontend-design, which skill sets aesthetic direction for a UI, or what handles the direction stage of the design pipeline. Produces the install command, a check that the install worked, guidance on when it fits and when it does not, and credit to the author with a link. Contains no upstream skill content.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,417
- Impeccable PointerPoint to Paul Bakaus's Impeccable design skill and explain when to use it. Use when asked how to install impeccable, which skill critiques and audits a built UI, or what handles the critique stage of the design pipeline. Produces the install command, the one-time init step, guidance on when it fits and when it does not, and credit to the author with a link. Contains no upstream skill content.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,417
- Playwright Cli PointerPoint to Microsoft's playwright-cli and its skill, and explain when to use it. Use when asked how to install playwright-cli, how to verify a page in a real browser at mobile and desktop widths, or what handles the verification stage of the design pipeline. Produces the install commands, the Node prerequisite, a screenshot routine for both widths, an optional interface guidelines audit step, and credit to the author with a link. Contains no upstream skill content.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,417
- Ui Design PipelineRun a five-stage UI design pipeline (direction, system, motion, critique, verification) so the result does not look like generic AI output. Use when asked to design or restyle a page, landing page, dashboard or app screen, to make a UI look less AI-generated, or to run the design pipeline. Detects which specialist design skills are installed, hands off to one per stage, and falls back to built-in guidance with the install command when one is missing. Produces a committed direction, a persiste...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,417
- Ui Ux Pro Max PointerPoint to the ui-ux-pro-max skill by nextlevelbuilder and explain when to use it. Use when asked how to install ui-ux-pro-max, which skill generates and persists a design system, or what handles the system stage of the design pipeline. Produces the install commands, the Python 3 prerequisite check, guidance on when it fits and when it does not, and credit to the author with a link. Contains no upstream skill content.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,417
- Drafted SkillTurn a git log into user-facing release notes grouped by feature and fix. Use when asked for release notes from this git log, a changelog entry from these commits, or to turn commits into release notes. Produces a grouped changelog with one line per change and a short headline.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,389
- Promoter DraftTurn one recurring pattern from a promoter scan into a complete, reusable skill in this library's format: a SKILL.md with a strong trigger description, required inputs, a framework, an output template, quality checks, anti-patterns, and three worked examples derived from the user's real prompts, plus the bundle manifest. Use when asked to draft a skill from this pattern, promote this pattern into a skill, write the SKILL.md for what I keep asking, or as the second step of the promote loop. Pr...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,389
- Promoter PublishRegister a finished skill in this library and produce the complete release package: the bundle wiring and marketplace entry, the regenerated catalogue and exports, the headline count in every living document, the CHANGELOG entry, the gates to run, and the exact git and release commands. Use when asked to publish this skill, release the new skill, add it to the marketplace, ship the promoted skill, or as the last step of the promote loop. Produces the full release package, never a partial one,...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,389
- Promoter ScanFind the requests you keep making to your AI assistant by scanning Claude Code transcripts and claude.ai exports, clustering them by intent, and ranking each recurring pattern by how promotable it is into a reusable skill. Use when asked what do I keep asking for, scan my transcripts, find repeated prompts, which of my prompts should become skills, or to start the promote loop. Produces a ranked report of recurring patterns with frequency, redacted example prompts, the variation between them,...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,389
- Promoter TestGenerate an evals file for a drafted skill and measure whether its trigger description fires on the right requests: five to eight phrases that should trigger it, five that should not, three golden input and output pairs, then precision and recall against the description, with a rewrite loop when precision is below 0.8. Use when asked to test this skill's triggers, write evals for the new skill, check the description fires correctly, or as the third step of the promote loop. Produces an evals....Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,389
- Promoter DraftTurn one recurring pattern from a promoter scan into a complete, reusable skill in this library's format: a SKILL.md with a strong trigger description, required inputs, a framework, an output template, quality checks, anti-patterns, and three worked examples derived from the user's real prompts, plus the bundle manifest. Use when asked to draft a skill from this pattern, promote this pattern into a skill, write the SKILL.md for what I keep asking, or as the second step of the promote loop. Pr...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,389
- Promoter PublishRegister a finished skill in this library and produce the complete release package: the bundle wiring and marketplace entry, the regenerated catalogue and exports, the headline count in every living document, the CHANGELOG entry, the gates to run, and the exact git and release commands. Use when asked to publish this skill, release the new skill, add it to the marketplace, ship the promoted skill, or as the last step of the promote loop. Produces the full release package, never a partial one,...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,389
- Promoter ScanFind the requests you keep making to your AI assistant by scanning Claude Code transcripts and claude.ai exports, clustering them by intent, and ranking each recurring pattern by how promotable it is into a reusable skill. Use when asked what do I keep asking for, scan my transcripts, find repeated prompts, which of my prompts should become skills, or to start the promote loop. Produces a ranked report of recurring patterns with frequency, redacted example prompts, the variation between them,...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,389
- Promoter TestGenerate an evals file for a drafted skill and measure whether its trigger description fires on the right requests: five to eight phrases that should trigger it, five that should not, three golden input and output pairs, then precision and recall against the description, with a rewrite loop when precision is below 0.8. Use when asked to test this skill's triggers, write evals for the new skill, check the description fires correctly, or as the third step of the promote loop. Produces an evals....Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,389
- Escalate Or HoldDecide whether an issue gets escalated now, held with a re-check time, or closed — as a typed decision with probabilities rather than a judgment call in a thread. Use when asked should I escalate this, is this a P1, do we page someone, hold or escalate, or when an on-call, support lead or PM is staring at an issue and unsure. Produces the issue state in a fixed schema, the three-way decision with probabilities and confidence, the act-or-hold verdict, and the re-check time when holding.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,384
- Hire Or PassTurn a hiring debrief into a typed decision — hire, hire at a different level, get more signal, or pass — from rubric evidence only, with probabilities and confidence. Use when asked should we hire this candidate, run the debrief, hire or no-hire, or when interviewers disagree and the manager has to call it. Produces the evidence state per competency, the four-way decision with probabilities, the act-or-hold verdict, and when holding, the exact competency to test and who tests it. Decision su...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,384
- Renew Or Churn CallScore an account's renewal likelihood on a five-level scale with probabilities, and name the next move for the account owner. Use when asked will this account renew, what's the churn risk on this account, should we run a save play, or when a renewal is 30–120 days out and the owner needs a calibrated read rather than a gut feel. Produces the account state in a fixed schema, the five-level renewal score with a probability per level and confidence, the mapped next move, and the single signal th...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,384
- Ship Or SlipTurn a release-readiness argument into one typed decision — ship, ship reduced, or slip — with a defined state, defined options, and a probability for each. Use when asked should we ship Friday, are we ready to release, do we slip the date, go/no-go for the release, or when a launch checklist is done and someone still has to call it. Produces a filled release state, the three-way decision with probabilities and confidence, the act-or-hold verdict against the thresholds, and the one fact that ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,384
- Escalate Or HoldDecide whether an issue gets escalated now, held with a re-check time, or closed — as a typed decision with probabilities rather than a judgment call in a thread. Use when asked should I escalate this, is this a P1, do we page someone, hold or escalate, or when an on-call, support lead or PM is staring at an issue and unsure. Produces the issue state in a fixed schema, the three-way decision with probabilities and confidence, the act-or-hold verdict, and the re-check time when holding.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,384
- Hire Or PassTurn a hiring debrief into a typed decision — hire, hire at a different level, get more signal, or pass — from rubric evidence only, with probabilities and confidence. Use when asked should we hire this candidate, run the debrief, hire or no-hire, or when interviewers disagree and the manager has to call it. Produces the evidence state per competency, the four-way decision with probabilities, the act-or-hold verdict, and when holding, the exact competency to test and who tests it. Decision su...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,384
- Renew Or Churn CallScore an account's renewal likelihood on a five-level scale with probabilities, and name the next move for the account owner. Use when asked will this account renew, what's the churn risk on this account, should we run a save play, or when a renewal is 30–120 days out and the owner needs a calibrated read rather than a gut feel. Produces the account state in a fixed schema, the five-level renewal score with a probability per level and confidence, the mapped next move, and the single signal th...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,384
- Ship Or SlipTurn a release-readiness argument into one typed decision — ship, ship reduced, or slip — with a defined state, defined options, and a probability for each. Use when asked should we ship Friday, are we ready to release, do we slip the date, go/no-go for the release, or when a launch checklist is done and someone still has to call it. Produces a filled release state, the three-way decision with probabilities and confidence, the act-or-hold verdict against the thresholds, and the one fact that ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,384
- Annual Report TutorUse when asked to walk me through an annual report, teach me to read this 10-K, explain a company's accounts to a beginner, or tutor me on the financial statements in an uploaded report. Walks a beginner up a fixed six-rung ladder — statement map, balance sheet line by line, operating profit to free cash flow, five sector-appropriate ratios with healthy ranges, the sceptical read, then a reusable checklist and a five-question quiz. Produces a page-referenced tutorial in which every figure cit...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- Audited Boundary CheckUse when asked to check whether a figure is audited, which headline numbers sit outside the audited accounts, what 'adjusted' or 'underlying' means in this report, or who is vouching for the numbers in the highlights. For every headline figure in the highlights, chairman's statement and CEO review of an uploaded annual report, states whether it sits inside or outside the audited statements and what was added or removed versus the nearest audited number. Produces a boundary table, the list of ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- Care Home Contract DecoderDecode a care-home contract before a parent moves in — the fee-escalation clause with no cap, the needs-can-no-longer-be-met eviction trigger, the guarantor line that quietly makes you personally liable, and the after-death charges nobody mentions on the tour. Use when asked to review a care-home or nursing-home contract, what does this admission agreement mean, can they raise the fees, or can they make my parent leave. Produces a clause-by-clause decode ranked by financial and eviction risk,...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- Company Compare Same DefinitionsUse when asked to compare two annual reports, put two companies from the same sector side by side, or check whether two companies' adjusted numbers mean the same thing. Takes two uploaded annual reports from one sector and compares them on five ratios computed with identical definitions from audited figures, flagging every place the companies define a metric differently. Produces a page-referenced comparison table, a definitions-differ section (adjusted vs statutory, inside vs outside the aud...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- Decision Tree SolverTurn a fork-in-the-road decision into a computed expected-value tree — settle or sue, launch or wait, fix or replace — rolled back by the bundled script, with the break-even probability where the answer flips. Use when asked should we settle or go to trial, build a decision tree, what probability makes this worth it, or compare options under uncertainty. Produces the structured tree, the rollback with the best choice at every fork, the break-even probabilities, and the honest list of what the...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- Disagreeing ExpertsPut one situation in front of three professionals chosen to disagree — the lawyer, the accountant, and the therapist read the same divorce — each ruling independently, with the conflicts surfaced in a disagreement table instead of blended into mush. Use when asked for different professional perspectives, what would a lawyer versus an accountant say, I keep getting one-sided advice, or pressure-test this from multiple angles. Produces three independent readings, the disagreement table with why...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- Fair SplitDivide things that cannot be divided — an inherited house, a dissolved partnership, the furniture after a breakup — using sealed-bid fair division (Knaster), computed by the bundled script so everyone ends provably above their own fair share. Use when asked to split an estate fairly, divide assets between siblings or ex-partners, who gets the house and what do they owe the others, or handle unequal shares. Produces the sealed-bid procedure, the computed allocation with exact cash transfers, t...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- Family Cookbook ArchivistRescue the recipes that exist only in someone's hands — the interview that converts a handful of this and cook until it looks right into measurements, the cook-along session that captures what paper cannot, and the cookbook format that keeps the stories attached to the food. Use when asked to write down grandma's recipes, preserve family recipes, how much is some flour, or make a family cookbook. Produces the recipe-extraction interview, the calibration tricks for unmeasured cooking, the cook...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- Franchise DecoderDecode a franchise offering before you sign away a decade — the earnings claims and their absence, the territory that is not exclusive, the renewal terms that expire your equity, the mandatory-supplier margins, and the validation calls that reveal what the brochure will not. Use when asked to evaluate a franchise, review an FDD or franchise agreement, is this franchise a good deal, or what to ask existing franchisees. Produces a clause-by-clause decode organised by where the money leaks, the ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- Funeral Pricing DecoderDecode a funeral home price list while grieving — the package maths versus the itemised list, the non-declinable basic fee, the upsells that arrive as care, and the direct-cremation benchmark that anchors every other number. Use when asked to compare funeral quotes, is this funeral price fair, what can we decline, or help me read this price list. Produces a line-by-line decode, the decline-safely list, package-versus-itemised maths, questions for the director, and a comparison across homes. C...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- Household ConstitutionTurn the household unwritten rules into a short charter everyone actually agreed to — screens, chores, money, guests, quiet — drafted together, with consequences decided in advance and an amendment process so it bends instead of breaking. Use when asked to make family rules that stick, a screen-time agreement, a flatmate agreement, or stop having the same argument about chores. Produces the negotiation session plan, the drafted constitution, the consequence menu agreed before anyone breaks an...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- Investing Vocabulary ExplainerUse when asked what a term means in an annual report, to explain EBITDA, goodwill, free cash flow, working capital or diluted EPS, or to define any investing or accounting word in plain English, ideally in the context of an uploaded report. Explains each term the user gives, anchored to the specific document where one is provided. Produces, per term, a one-sentence plain definition, where it appears in this document with the page, why a beginner might misread it, and one thing to check next. ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- Oral History KitRecord a parent's or grandparent's life while they can still tell it — the question arcs that unlock real stories instead of resume facts, the session logistics that keep it sustainable, the follow-up probes that get the texture, and the pipeline from recordings to a book the family keeps. Use when asked to interview my grandmother about her life, record dad's stories before it is too late, questions to ask an elderly parent, or make a family history book. Produces the session plan with quest...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- Profit To Cash WalkUse when asked to reconcile operating profit to free cash flow, walk from EBIT to FCF, explain why profit and cash differ in this report, or show a company's cash conversion from its own accounts. Takes operating profit from an uploaded annual report and walks line by line to free cash flow using the report's own numbers, arithmetic shown at every step. Produces a step table (line, page, amount, running total, one-sentence reason cash and profit diverge), a drift flag on every line where the ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- The Ethics BoardSimulate defending your study or protocol before an ethics committee — the consent-comprehension probe, the vulnerable-participant challenge, the minimal-risk fight, the data-retention question you did not prepare for — with a debrief mapping every wobble to the protocol section that needs rewriting. Use when asked to prepare for an IRB or ethics review, rehearse an ethics-committee defence, why might ethics reject my study, or practice my protocol presentation. Produces the review transcript...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- The Loan OfficerSimulate the mortgage or business-loan underwriting conversation before you have it for real — the deposit-source probe, the any-other-debts completeness test, the casual question about your job plans that can sink the file — run against your actual numbers, with a debrief on every answer that raised a flag. Use when asked to practice a mortgage interview, prep for a loan application meeting, why might the bank decline us, or what will the underwriter ask. Produces the interview transcript wi...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- The Planning CommitteeSimulate defending your planning application before the committee that decides it — the neighbour objections read into the record, the character-of-the-area catch-all, the parking pile-on, the councillor with a pet issue — run against your actual scheme, inside a three-minute speaking slot. Use when asked to prepare for a planning committee, my application goes to committee, rehearse my three minutes, or how do I answer the objectors. Produces the hearing transcript with member reactions, the...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- The Ruthless EditorRun any draft through the editor who owes you nothing — the buried lede surfaced, the throat-clearing cut, the hedges un-stacked, every paragraph made to answer so what — with a target of 30% shorter and the voice intact. Use when asked to edit this ruthlessly, cut my draft down, why is this piece flabby, tighten this up, or as the second half of a drafting duet: run any writing skill, then run this against its output. Produces the edited draft, the cut list with reasons, the survived-on-meri...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- The School AppealSimulate a school-place appeal panel before you face the real one — the two questions the panel is actually deciding, the probe that separates grounds from feelings, the prejudice balance your case must tip — run against your actual reasons, with a debrief on which answers built a case and which only expressed one. Use when asked to prepare a school appeal, we did not get our school place, rehearse the appeal hearing, or what does the panel ask. Produces the hearing transcript with the panel'...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- The Union TableSimulate a collective-bargaining session from either chair — the package-versus-item trap, the caucus break used as a weapon, the mandate check, the costing challenge, the last-minute add — run against your actual negotiation, with a debrief on every concession that left the table unpaid-for. Use when asked to prepare for union negotiations, rehearse a bargaining session, practice negotiating with management, or we are heading into pay talks. Produces the session transcript with the other sid...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378
- Decision Tree SolverTurn a fork-in-the-road decision into a computed expected-value tree — settle or sue, launch or wait, fix or replace — rolled back by the bundled script, with the break-even probability where the answer flips. Use when asked should we settle or go to trial, build a decision tree, what probability makes this worth it, or compare options under uncertainty. Produces the structured tree, the rollback with the best choice at every fork, the break-even probabilities, and the honest list of what the...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 1,378