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Office
Turn notes into next steps
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Writing
Write an event invitation
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Design
Plan a readable event poster
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Website / development
Make a simple event web page
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UI UX Pro Max Skill
A UI and UX design skill backed by searchable reference data: interface styles, colour palettes and font pairings matched to product types, UX guidelines, chart recommendations and stack-specific implementation notes, used to generate a design system for a project before building or reviewing an interface. The repository also contains related skills for brand identity, design tokens, component styling, banners and HTML slide decks, some of which call external image-generation services with the user's own key. Aimed at developers and designers who want an agent to make explicit, consistent design choices.
Hallmark
A single design skill for building web interfaces that avoid generic, generated-looking defaults. It picks a page structure for the brief, applies one of 21 themes and runs a checklist of anti-pattern tests and a self-critique before handing back. Besides building new pages it can audit existing code against the anti-patterns without editing it, redesign a page while keeping its copy and information architecture, and study a reference design to extract its structure, type pairing and colour anchor without cloning it. Aimed at developers and designers generating UI with an agent.
Personal OS Skills
Seven skills that connect an Obsidian vault with personal tools: syncing meeting notes from a local meeting-notes app cache, importing notebooks from a research notebook service, loading podcast episode lists from a video channel, recalling earlier notes and session history, exporting coding-agent session transcripts to Markdown, managing tasks through a local task plugin, and analysing voice-dictation history. Several skills read data that other applications store locally. Aimed at people who keep their notes and tasks in Obsidian and want an agent to work with them.
67 Full-Stack Claude Skills
Sixty-seven role-based development skills across 12 categories: language specialists, backend and frontend frameworks, mobile, APIs and GraphQL, databases and SQL, infrastructure, cloud, Kubernetes and Terraform, DevOps and site reliability, testing, security review, data and machine learning, and platform specialists, plus architecture, code review, debugging and documentation roles. Each skill loads reference material for its technology when the task calls for it. Aimed at full-stack developers who want an agent to apply stack-specific conventions.
Obsidian Skills
Five skills that teach an agent the open formats and tools of the Obsidian note-taking app: Obsidian Flavored Markdown with wikilinks, embeds, callouts and properties; Bases files with views, filters and formulas; JSON Canvas files with nodes, edges and groups; the Obsidian command-line interface for reading, creating and searching notes and tasks; and a web-page cleaner that extracts readable Markdown. Aimed at people who keep notes in Obsidian and want an agent to edit their vault files correctly.
Superpowers
A software-development method for coding agents, packaged as 14 skills and a starting instruction that tells the agent to check for a relevant skill before acting: brainstorming a design before building, writing and executing implementation plans, test-driven development, systematic debugging, verifying before claiming completion, requesting and receiving code review, dispatching parallel sub-agents, working in isolated git worktrees, wrapping up a finished branch, and writing new skills. Aimed at developers who want an agent to follow a disciplined plan, test and review cycle.
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