marketplace-claude

This skill should be used when the user asks to "assess this flat", "assess this listing", "is this a good flat", "evaluate this apartment ad", or pastes a rental listing URL and wants a quality judgment beyond scam detection. Combines quantitative scores (fit, scam, Mietspiegel) with a qualitative Berlin-rental checklist and produces a structured assessment report.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "prepare an application", "prepare my Bewerbungsmappe", "what documents do I need for a flat application", or wants to apply for a Berlin rental after a viewing. Covers the standard Berlin application dossier, document freshness rules, and the applicant's legal rights (Selbstauskunft limits, Kaution cap, Abstandszahlung rules).

This skill should be used when making any decision about Berlin rental listings — pricing, legality, district quality, Mietspiegel. Provides Berlin 2024 rental law essentials and market context for scam detection, scoring, and messaging.

This skill should be used when drafting rental inquiry messages for Kristian. Captures his writing register so messages are authentic and not AI-flavored.

This skill should be used when reading or writing portal YAML profiles in portals/<portal>.yaml. Defines the canonical structure that scout-recon writes and scraper/query-builder reads. Reference before creating or validating any portal profile.

This skill should be used when constructing or debugging search URLs for Berlin rental portals. Documents the URL grammar for each supported portal so malformed queries don't silently return garbage.

This skill should be used when running scout-recon as the working checklist document. Provides the Layer A-E checklist for profiling a new portal or re-verifying an existing one.

This skill should be used when performing scam detection to recognize Berlin rental fraud patterns. Reference before classifying any listing as ok, review, or block.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "Berlin event websites", "where to find events in Berlin", "event sources", "Berlin art listings", "Berlin food events", "scrape Berlin events", "extract event data", or when needing to know which websites, APIs, or RSS feeds to use for Berlin event discovery. Provides a curated directory of Berlin event sources with qurl ingestion commands.

This skill should be used when the user asks 'What events are happening in Berlin this week?', 'Find me art exhibitions and food festivals in Berlin next weekend', or wants to discover upcoming Berlin art and food events. Ingests event sources into qurl, runs semantic search, checks Google Calendar for conflicts, and produces a curated, relevance-ranked list of events with location context.

This skill should be used when the user wants to control smart home devices — lights, speakers, music playback, or scenes. Triggers on phrases like 'turn on the lights', 'play some jazz', 'dim the lights', 'stop the music', 'goodnight', 'movie mode', 'what's playing', or any reference to Yeelight bulbs, Google Cast speakers, or SomaFM radio.

Monitors a pull request until it is ready to merge. Checks CI status, reviews PR comments, and automatically fixes issues. Use when someone says "babysit this PR", "watch this PR", "monitor PR", "fix PR issues", or "get this PR ready to merge".

This skill should be used when the user asks to "check real estate readiness", "assess property purchase", "can I afford to buy", "Eigenkapital check", "mortgage readiness", "buy apartment Berlin", "Kaufnebenkosten calculation", "rent or buy", "rent vs buy", "buy a house", "Haus kaufen", "Einfamilienhaus", "Neubau vs Bestand", "house vs apartment", "Doppelhaushälfte", or "Reihenhaus". Assesses financial readiness to purchase property in Berlin/Brandenburg — apartments and houses — with German-specific buying costs.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "check retirement readiness", "retirement projection", "am I saving enough for retirement", "pension gap analysis", "Rentenlücke", "all my pensions", "three pillar pension", "Wohn-Riester", "redirect pension to mortgage", "pension vs property", "how much pension will I get", or "Versorgungslücke". Assesses overall retirement readiness across all three German pension pillars and models trade-off scenarios including pension-to-property capital redirection.

Use when user says "wrap up", "close session", "end session", "wrap things up", "close out this task", or invokes /wrap-up — runs end-of-session checklist for shipping, memory, and self-improvement

This skill should be used when an AI agent needs to "add a task", "create a task", "update a task", "modify a task", "complete a task", "mark task done", "close a task", "start working on a task", "annotate a task with notes", "add context to a task", "log progress on a task", "check task status", "list tasks", "show overdue tasks", "manage tasks with taskwarrior", or when any agent workflow requires recording work in the task ledger. Defines the default add→start→update→close lifecycle for AI agents executing tasks via the `task` CLI.

Generate a themed weekly digest from Obsidian ReadItLater bookmarks. Use this skill when the user runs /readitlater-digest:digest or asks to process bookmarks, create a reading digest, summarize saved articles, or consolidate ReadItLater files. Also trigger on cron/loop invocations targeting bookmark processing.

Record your reaction to a ReadItLater digest so future digests bias toward themes you actually read. Use when the user says "rate the last digest", "that digest was great/meh", mentions which themes resonated, or runs /readitlater-digest:feedback.

Generate awareness summaries and digests of VHS Berlin courses. Create weekly summaries of new courses, courses starting soon, status changes, or custom digest views. Use when the user wants a periodic overview or 'what's new this week' summary.

Search VHS Berlin courses using natural language. Converts queries like 'Find A2 German evening courses in Neukölln' into structured VHS searches, extracts results, and presents them in a clean format. Use when the user wants to find specific VHS Berlin courses.

Monitor VHS Berlin courses and searches for changes. Save watchlists, check for updates, and get notified when course availability changes. Use when the user wants to track specific courses or searches over time.

Build interactive React prototypes from selected UI concepts using the web-artifacts-builder skill. Each prototype is a React + TypeScript + Tailwind + shadcn/ui app bundled to a single HTML file. Supports incremental runs. Use when the user says "build prototype", "create HTML", "make it interactive", or invokes /ideation:prototype.

Search for jobs and prepare application materials for Claudia Garcia. Use when asked to find jobs, search job boards, match jobs to skills, prepare cover letters, or help with job applications. Searches LinkedIn, Indeed, and other job boards via web search, then analyzes matches against Claudia's Customer Success/CRM background.

Find LinkedIn contacts at a target company for a specific job role. Use when helping with job applications and needing to identify people to reach out to — hiring managers, direct managers, and team members who are decision makers. Excludes C-suite, founders, and owners. Works alongside find-kristian-jobs and find-jobs skills. Triggers when asked to find contacts at a company, who should I reach out to for a job, find the hiring manager at a company, find people to reach out to on LinkedIn, build my outreach list for a job or company, or find decision makers at a company.

Use when the user wants to "schedule a task", "block time for a task", "add task to calendar", "check if I'm free", "find a slot for this", "when can I work on", "create a calendar event for a task", "reschedule this task", or any request that bridges a Taskwarrior task with Google Calendar. Uses gogcli (gog) when available, falls back to Google Calendar MCP tools.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "initialize taskwarrior", "set up taskwarrior", "configure taskwarrior for this project", "run /init for taskwarrior", "set up task management", "bootstrap the task plugin", "configure task contexts", or "first-time taskwarrior setup". Guides the complete initial configuration of Taskwarrior so that the task-workflow skill operates correctly.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "run daily migration", "migrate tasks", "do morning review", "carry forward tasks", "run daily-migrate", or wants to review yesterday's open tasks and prepare today's or tomorrow's note. Performs bullet-journal-style task migration across recent daily notes.

Process notes in 00-Inbox/ into the correct PARA location with frontmatter filled in. Use when the user asks to "triage inbox", "process inbox", "sort inbox", or "clear inbox".

Initialize bulletjournal plugin settings for this vault. Use when the user says "init bulletjournal", "setup bulletjournal", "configure bulletjournal", or "/bulletjournal:init". Writes .claude/bulletjournal.local.md with vault paths and tool paths so other bulletjournal skills work without hardcoded values.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "run monthly review", "create monthly note", "do the month-end review", "generate monthly summary", "run monthly-review", or wants to produce a structured monthly journal note comparing planned goals against actual outcomes.

Pull today's OpenClaw session activity into the current daily note. Use when the user asks to "sync today", "pull in today's activity", "sync openclaw", or wants to enrich the daily note with Telegram/agent session context.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "run weekly review", "create weekly note", "do the Friday review", "generate this week's summary", "run weekly-review", or wants to produce a structured weekly journal note from the current week's daily notes.

Ideation pipeline management: configure runs, understand the 5-stage workflow (intake, generate, review, UI, prototype), and validate cross-stage consistency

Book club management: generate Slack announcements, reminders, article roundups, eve (day-before + spark questions), one-pagers, and communication timelines. Use when user mentions book club, reading group, book of the month, or wants book-club-related communications or materials.

This skill generates or scaffolds a Next.js dashboard UI using shadcn/ui with Server Components and Server Actions. It should be used when the user asks to build a UI, dashboard, frontend, visualisation, page, or component, or when working inside a packages/ui directory. It also applies when the user mentions Next.js, shadcn, React Server Components, Server Actions, "make this visible", "add a view for this", or "build the frontend."

This skill bootstraps a new prototype monorepo with the standard package structure: core, api, ui, mcp, and types packages — all wired up with Bun workspaces. It should be used when the user wants to start a new prototype, create a new project, scaffold a monorepo, or says anything like "new prototype", "new project", "let's start fresh", "set up the repo", "init", or "bootstrap."

This skill should be used when the user is working on a prototype monorepo with the standard Bun workspace structure (core, types, api, ui, mcp packages), mentions "team defaults", "deviation protocol", "our conventions", "standard stack", asks about anti-patterns, or references @repo/types, @repo/core, Bun workspaces, or any of the stable packages. It also applies when the user mentions "plan mode" in the context of suggesting alternatives to established patterns.

This skill provides the default Next.js monorepo tech stack for rapid MVP development. Use when the user asks to "create a Next.js app", "add a new app to the monorepo", "build a dashboard", "scaffold a React page", "set up a new frontend", or when working in any project that uses Next.js with Bun workspaces. Also load when Claude is about to suggest UI libraries, form handling, or styling approaches in a Next.js context — this skill defines the defaults.

This skill defines the shared monorepo package patterns for rapid MVP projects. Use when the user asks to "add a package", "create a shared library", "set up the monorepo", "add utilities", or when scaffolding any new MVP project. Also load when Claude needs to understand the monorepo workspace structure or when creating cross-package imports.

This skill should be used when the user asks "where should my money go", "pension or property", "should I invest in pension or buy a house", "capital allocation", "financial plan", "integrated financial advice", "pension vs real estate", "Rente oder Immobilie", "Kapitalallokation", "Vermögensaufbau", "wealth building strategy", or "optimize my finances". Synthesizes pension evaluation and real estate readiness into an integrated capital allocation recommendation with four scenarios.