solo-unicorn
solo-unicorn contient 44 skills collectées depuis pingwu, avec une couverture métier par dépôt et des pages de détail sur le site.
Skills dans ce dépôt
Create, update, close, and report on Jira tickets. Reads JIRA_URL and JIRA_TOKEN from environment variables or .env file. Provides comprehensive guidance for Jira ticket lifecycle management, API integration, and automation workflows.
AI-powered clarity engine for job seekers and founders. Not a resume fixer — a thinking partner. Helps you find your north star sentence: who you are, what you do, and why it matters to someone else. Produces one core version and targeted variations for different audiences. Use before interviews, investor conversations, networking events, or any moment where you need to introduce yourself under pressure.
Review code for bugs, security issues, and improvements. Use when the user asks to: (1) review code or a diff, (2) check code quality, (3) find bugs or issues, (4) audit for security problems. Trigger on phrases like 'review this', 'check my code', 'any issues with this', 'code review'.
Full-lifecycle career advisor — self-discovery through career growth. Use when the user wants to: (1) discover identity, values, ikigai, or skills inventory, (2) define dream job or analyze career gaps, (3) close gaps via learning, certifications, portfolio, or personal branding, (4) build narrative hats or role-specific positioning, (5) search for jobs, generate resumes, or prepare for interviews, (6) onboard into a new role, track achievements, or generate self-reviews, (7) backfill past roles, run weekly recall, or check career readiness. Proactively nudges users to document achievements NOW — not when they need a resume. Consolidates the former career-resume, career-tracker, portfolio-strategy, and github-profile skills.
Synthesizes professional accomplishments into high-converting landing page content. Triggers when a user wants to build a landing page, launch a consulting service, productize their career expertise, create a service page, or monetize their skills. Also triggers on: "freelance", "consulting offer", "offer page", "service offering", "turn my experience into a business". Uses career-advisor data as the foundation.
Query Google NotebookLM notebooks directly from Claude Code for source-grounded, citation-backed answers. Use when user mentions NotebookLM, shares a notebooklm.google.com URL, asks to query their notebooks/docs, or says "ask my NotebookLM", "check my docs", "query my notebook". Provides browser automation, notebook library management, and persistent auth. Drastically reduced hallucinations through document-only responses from Gemini.
Pre-validation startup idea explorer — bridges career expertise to a testable startup hypothesis. Triggers when a user wants to explore startup ideas, find a customer niche, discover what to build, identify product-market fit opportunities, or turn domain expertise into a business concept. Also triggers on: "startup idea", "what should I build", "find my niche", "explore business ideas", "side project to startup", "monetize my expertise", "customer discovery", "who would pay for this", "problem worth solving". Reads from career-advisor data. Feeds into idea-validation and business-model skills.
Optimize your GitHub profile as a living portfolio — craft a standout profile README, pin the right repos, tag for discoverability, and signal real builder credibility to hiring managers evaluating AI-native developer candidates.
Build a GitHub portfolio that gets you hired — curate 3-5 polished projects, craft compelling READMEs, deploy live demos, tell a coherent story across your repos, and align everything to AI-native development roles. Use when preparing your GitHub for job searches, deciding what to pin, or auditing your public presence.
Orchestrate AWS infrastructure through CLI with cloud architect expertise—cost-aware, security-first, and production-ready patterns. Use when provisioning resources, automating infrastructure, troubleshooting AWS services, or when console-clicking would be inefficient for repeatable operations.
Build strategic partnerships, referral networks, and channel relationships that create new revenue paths. Covers partnership evaluation, co-marketing, joint ventures, community-driven growth, and alliance management. Use when developing partnerships, building referral programs, evaluating collaboration opportunities, or expanding through strategic relationships.
Guide business model selection from 55 proven patterns, then build pricing strategy and unit economics—LTV, CAC, payback period calculators and April Dunford's competitive positioning methodology. Use when choosing how to make money, pricing a product, or positioning against alternatives.
Accelerate debugging by providing diagnostic context that enables agent reasoning through problem spaces. Use when encountering errors, unexpected behavior, or when standard debugging produces circular results.
Design onboarding flows, churn prevention systems, NPS/CSAT measurement, and health scoring—time-to-first-value as the core metric and churn analysis segmented by timing because interventions differ. Use when building onboarding, reducing churn, measuring satisfaction, or designing customer health systems.
Containerize anything with production-grade Docker skills—image optimization, compose workflows, registry management, and GPU-ready AI/ML builds. Use when building containers, writing Dockerfiles, debugging running services, or when installing dependencies on the host machine would be the wrong move.
Create, read, and edit professional documents — Word (.docx), PDF, PowerPoint (.pptx), and Excel (.xlsx). Use when generating reports, presentations, spreadsheets, or any professional document output. Covers reading existing documents, creating from scratch, and editing with tracked changes.
Manage startup finances—burn rate analysis, runway calculations, cash flow forecasting, and monthly close templates with decision criteria for when to hire finance help. Use when tracking burn, projecting runway, building financial models, or setting up accounting processes.
Build user-centered, mobile-first, accessible, and performant interfaces with modern frontend practices. Use when designing components, writing CSS, optimizing Core Web Vitals, implementing responsive layouts, auditing accessibility, or when the UI feels wrong but you cannot pinpoint why.
Navigate fundraising using research on how VCs actually make decisions—cash-on-cash multiples over DCF, 10-slide Sequoia/YC hybrid decks, and warm intro outreach hierarchy. Use when preparing to raise, building pitch materials, or planning investor outreach strategy.
Expert in Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and the gcloud command-line interface (CLI). Use this skill when working with GCP resources, needing gcloud commands, understanding GCP services, or seeking architectural guidance and best practices within Google Cloud.
Create algorithmic generative art using p5.js with seeded randomness, and static visual art using canvas design philosophy. Use when users request generative art, algorithmic art, flow fields, particle systems, posters, visual designs, or any code-driven creative visual output.
Provides expert guidance on advanced Git concepts, commands, and best practices. Use for complex version control scenarios, Git internals, recovery from mistakes, and optimizing Git workflows.
Provides practical guidance on GitHub Actions for CI/CD, automated testing, and deployment pipelines. Use when setting up workflows, debugging failed runs, optimizing build times, or automating any repository task triggered by Git events.
Assists with GitHub command-line operations, including repository management, branch workflows, pull requests, and issues. Provides guidance for both Git commands and the GitHub CLI (gh) tool. Use this skill when interacting with GitHub repositories, managing code, or automating GitHub-related tasks.
Plan and execute go-to-market from pre-launch waitlist through first 100 customers—B2C tactics from Lenny Rachitsky's research, B2B motion selection, Product Hunt playbook, and the Racecar Growth Framework. Use when launching a product, choosing growth channels, or planning initial customer acquisition.
Implement AARRR pirate metrics, select North Star metrics, and distinguish KPIs from OKRs—A/B testing with sample size calculations, retention cohort analysis with SQL templates, and the insight that a healthy retention curve flattens. Use when setting up analytics, designing experiments, or diagnosing growth bottlenecks.
Validate startup ideas using the Kevin Hale/YC framework and Tom Bilyeu's 60-minute method—Mom Test interviews, GO/PIVOT/KILL decisions, and real founder case studies. Use when testing whether a problem is worth solving, designing customer interviews, or deciding whether to commit to an idea.
Navigate startup legal fundamentals—entity selection, founder agreements, vesting schedules, ESOP, SAFEs, and cap table management. The goal isn't to replace lawyers but to help founders know what questions to ask. Use when forming a company, structuring equity, raising on SAFEs, or setting up option pools.
Focus on distribution over creation with the 80/20 principle—brand voice, pillar content strategy, SEO playbook, PR templates, and community building from lurker to ambassador. Use when building brand presence, planning content strategy, crafting PR outreach, or growing a community.
Guide for creating MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers that enable LLMs to interact with external services through well-designed tools. Use when building MCP servers to integrate external APIs or services, whether in Python (FastMCP) or TypeScript (MCP SDK).
Orchestrate coordinated changes across entire web application stacks—frontend, backend, database, and config—in single operations. Use when building features that span multiple files, refactoring across layers, or when sequential file-by-file editing would be inefficient.
Manage your Obsidian knowledge vault through MCP (Model Context Protocol). Read, write, search notes, manage tags and frontmatter, and track relationships between ideas.
Expert in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and the OCI CLI. Use this skill when provisioning OCI resources, writing oci commands, designing Always Free tier architectures, understanding OCI pricing, troubleshooting CLI errors, or planning cloud deployments on Oracle Cloud. Triggers on questions like "how do I create a VCN", "what is the Always Free limit for A1", "oci compute instance launch fails", or any OCI-specific infrastructure task.
Build credibility and real-world experience through open-source contributions. Covers finding the right project, reading unfamiliar codebases, forking and PR workflow, writing effective PR descriptions, responding to code review, contribution etiquette, non-code contributions, and building community relationships. Use when preparing to contribute to open source, improving contribution quality, or building a public portfolio through open-source work.
Run startup operations—hiring with outcome-based job descriptions and bias-reducing scorecards, OKRs following the Liz Wessel/Google framework, and board management with decks that lead with asks. Use when hiring, setting goals, managing teams, or preparing for board meetings.
Frame web development through user outcomes and design thinking principles. Use when defining features, prioritizing backlogs, translating stakeholder needs into buildable specifications, or when technical implementation needs grounding in user value.
Write PRDs using Kevin Yien's Square template, prioritize roadmaps with RICE scoring, and define user stories with INVEST criteria—non-goals get equal attention because scope creep kills projects. Use when defining features, writing specs, prioritizing backlogs, or when "what to build next" needs structure.
Resolve Python dependency conflicts, build reproducible environments, and navigate the AI/ML packaging ecosystem with confidence. Use when hitting version conflicts, setting up new projects, debugging import errors, containerizing ML pipelines, or when pip install fails and you don't know why.
Build from founder-led selling to scalable sales engine—match methodology to situation with MEDDIC for enterprise, BANT for SMB, and Challenger for differentiated products. Cold outreach sequences with specific timing and target metrics. Use when designing sales processes, writing outreach, or scaling from founder-led to team-led sales.
Meta-skill for creating new Solo Unicorn Builder skills. Covers skill anatomy, YAML front matter, progressive disclosure, bundled resources, and the creation process. Use when building a new skill, updating an existing skill, or understanding how the skill system works.