sop-editAmend an existing SOP — fix a step that has drifted, add a failure mode that was just hit, adjust its trigger or autonomy, or re-date last_verified after a successful run. Use when the user says an SOP is out of date or wrong, when following one produced a…sop-removeRetire an SOP that no longer applies — moving it to the library's archive, or deleting it outright when asked. Use when the user says a procedure is obsolete, that they do not do it that way any more, or that a system it depends on is gone; and when a…sop-runFind the user's standard operating procedure for the task at hand and follow it. Reads the SOP index, matches the situation, opens exactly one procedure and executes it at the autonomy level that SOP declares. Use whenever a multi-step recurring task comes up…sop-setupSet up the SOP library for the first time — create the folder, make it a private git repo, record the path in the vault, and add the pointer block to the user's CLAUDE.md. Also the skill for moving the library somewhere else, or cloning an existing SOP repo…sop-syncCommit and push the SOP library, or pull it down, so the same procedures are available on every machine. Use when the user asks to sync, save, push or back up their SOPs, when setting up a second machine, and at the end of any session that added or changed a…sop-writeCapture a recurring procedure as a new SOP in the user's library — usually written from what just happened in this session, while the details are still known. Use when the user says "write this up as an SOP", "remember how we did this", "add this to my…sop-listShow what is in the SOP library — everything, or filtered by tag, or only the procedures that have gone stale. Use when the user asks what SOPs they have, whether one exists for something, which ones need reviewing, or wants an overview of their procedures…
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fetch-listing-apiFallback for `fetch-listing` when the no-auth scraper is broken. Calls the official AliExpress Affiliate API (HMAC-SHA256 signed against `api-sg.aliexpress.com/sync`) — counterintuitively returns LESS buyer-relevant data than the scraper (no shipping fees, no…fetch-listingUse when the user provides a specific AliExpress product URL or ID and wants the listing parsed into structured JSON — title, price, ship-to-Israel fee, lead time, ratings, store, and a computed landed cost (item + shipping, with optional 18% Israeli VAT band…il-reviews-showUse when the user wants to see only the reviews left by Israeli buyers (`reviews from IL`) on an AliExpress product page — filtering out the global review pool and surfacing what people who actually shipped to Israel said about the item, including the…compare-to-localUse when the user wants to check whether a product they've found on AliExpress (or are considering importing) is also sold by Israeli retailers — and at what price. Runs two separate web searches scoped to Israeli sources — one with `site:il` (broad — Ksp,…exclude-combo-dealsUse when the user wants to search AliExpress and **hide products that carry the `Max Combo` badge** — i.e. exclude bundle/combo deals from the result set so only standalone listings remain. AliExpress provides no server-side filter for this on the listing…free-shipping-onlyUse when the user wants to search AliExpress and **only see results with free shipping to Israel** — applying the validated server-side `filterCode:freeshipping` toggle on the listing page so paid-shipping listings are excluded before scraping. This is the…search-aliexpressUse when the user wants to search AliExpress for a product from an Israel-based buyer's perspective — returning results priced in ILS, with the AliExpress site set to the Israel channel and Hebrew locale, and with optional filters for Choice, free shipping,…
new-private-resource-listUse when the user wants to scaffold a new PRIVATE GitHub resource list (internal-only index of third-party repos). Triggers — "new private resource list", "create a private list of...", "internal-only list of repos for X", "private awesome list of Y".…new-resource-listUse when the user wants to scaffold a new PUBLIC GitHub resource list (Awesome-style index of third-party repos). Triggers — "create a resource list for X", "new awesome list", "let's build a list of Y tools/repos". Produces the canonical README shape…release-resource-listUse when the user wants to cut a release of a resource list — a dated CSV snapshot of every entry with current star counts and last-pushed dates, plus a GitHub Release. Triggers — "release the <list>", "snapshot the <list>", "tag a release of <list>", "export…update-resource-listUse when the user drops one or more GitHub URLs into an existing resource list and wants them categorised, deduped, and added in the standard table format. Triggers — "add these to <list>", "update the <topic> list with…", "fold these repos into the eval…analyze-resource-listUse when the user wants quality/health analysis of an existing resource list — flag stale repos, low-star entries, dead links, or surface what's worth pruning. Triggers — "audit the <topic> list", "find stale entries in...", "filter out repos under N stars…export-resource-list-pdfUse when the user wants to render an existing resource list to a PDF for sharing/archiving. Triggers — "export the <topic> list as PDF", "PDF of this resource list", "make a printable version of the eval list".reorganise-resource-listUse when the user wants an existing resource list re-categorised — sections renamed/merged/split, entries re-bucketed, or the whole table re-alphabetised. Triggers — "reorganise the <topic> list", "the sections on this list have grown messy", "split <section>…
audit-installedAudit installed packages on a Linux desktop and surface candidates for removal — manually-installed packages that haven't been used recently, orphaned dependencies, large packages, and unused Flatpak / Snap apps. Cross-references package-manager records with…benchmarkRun a system benchmark tailored to the detected hardware on a Linux desktop. CPU (sysbench / stress-ng), GPU (glmark2 / vkmark / clpeak — chosen by GPU vendor), disk I/O (fio against the benchmark folder's filesystem), memory (sysbench memory + mbw), and a…disk-usageAnalyse disk fill on a Linux desktop and surface where the space actually went. BTRFS-aware — reports real free space (`btrfs filesystem usage`), unallocated vs allocated, snapshot weight (`btrfs subvolume list` + size estimates), and compression ratio…find-duplicatesFind duplicate files (or specifically large duplicates) under a path on Linux, using `rmlint` (preferred) or `fdupes` / `jdupes` as a fallback. Reports size-ranked groups, total reclaimable bytes, and writes a delete script that the user can review before…onboardFirst-run setup for linux-system-optimisation. Detects the machine's hardware (CPU, GPU, RAM, storage type, kernel, distro, DE, display server), asks the user where to store benchmark results (default ~/linux-system-optimisation/benchmarks/), installs missing…optimiseRead the latest benchmark results from the linux-system-optimisation benchmark folder, then propose and apply tuning — CPU governor + EPP, power-profiles-daemon profile, GPU power profile (NVIDIA / AMD / Intel vendor-specific), per-disk I/O scheduler,…prune-dev-clutterFind and (on confirmation) remove the most common dev-environment space sinks on a Linux desktop — Python virtualenvs (.venv / venv / env), Node.js node_modules, Rust target/, Java target/build/, Go pkg/mod cache, Docker dangling images/volumes, and…
hide-combo-dealsUse when the user wants to verify, query, or toggle the bundled "Hide Combo Deals" userscript on the active AliExpress page — confirm it's loaded, report how many Max Combo / bundle listings it has excluded, or click its Show/Hide button to flip visibility.…apply-filtersUse when the user is on an AliExpress search results page and wants Claude to toggle filters for them — Choice / free shipping / 4★+ / ship-from country / price range. Drives the live page in Claude in Chrome. Trigger phrases — "filter by free shipping",…compare-open-tabsUse when the user has multiple AliExpress listing tabs open and wants Claude to compare them side-by-side. Reads each AliExpress tab via Claude in Chrome and produces a comparison table — price, rating, sold count, shipping, key specs. Trigger phrases —…find-similarUse when the user wants Claude to find similar products to an AliExpress listing they're viewing or have linked. Drives a text-search-based "find similar" flow in Claude in Chrome — same approach as the bundled Find Similar userscript, but Claude does it on…install-userscriptsUse when the user wants to install (or check the install status of) the bundled Aliexpress-Shopper userscripts — Find Similar and Hide Combo Deals. Walks through Tampermonkey/Violentmonkey install via Claude in Chrome and verifies the scripts are active.…read-current-listingUse when the user is already on an AliExpress product page in their browser and asks Claude to summarise / evaluate / extract data from "this listing" or "the page I'm on". Reads the active tab via Claude in Chrome — does not navigate or scrape externally.…search-aliexpressUse when the user wants to search aliexpress.com in their own browser (Claude in Chrome) and have Claude read back the visible results. Drives the search results page directly in the user's existing AliExpress session — respects whatever locale, currency, and…
author-templateFramework-agnostic guide to authoring a new HTML email template from a brief. Use when the user describes an email they want ("welcome email", "newsletter", "transactional receipt") and wants help designing the structure regardless of chosen framework.choose-frameworkHelp the user pick an HTML email framework — Foundation for Emails, Maizzle, MJML, or hand-rolled tables. Use at the start of any new email project, or when the user asks "which should I use" / "what's the best framework for emails".email-client-gotchasFramework-agnostic reference for HTML email client quirks — Outlook rendering, dark mode, Gmail clipping, image blocking, preheader text, width constraints, font fallbacks. Use whenever authoring, debugging, or reviewing any HTML email regardless of framework.foundation-emailsBuild responsive HTML emails using Foundation for Emails (ZURB) — Inky markup, Sass theming, Gulp build. Use when the user has chosen Foundation as their email framework, or is working in an existing Foundation for Emails project.inline-and-testCompile, preview, and test HTML email templates regardless of framework — browser preview, test sends, cross-client testing, spam/deliverability checks. Use after authoring a template with Foundation, Maizzle, or MJML.maizzleBuild responsive HTML emails using Maizzle — Tailwind CSS, modern Node, config-driven. Use when the user has chosen Maizzle, or is working in an existing Maizzle project, or wants Tailwind-based email authoring.mjmlBuild responsive HTML emails using MJML (Mailjet) — semantic XML tags, very low friction, excellent client compatibility. Use when the user has chosen MJML, wants quick templates, or needs something a non-developer can edit.
book-definitionRun the definition stage of a book project — record the brief verbatim, interview for the gaps, and settle the spec. Use at the start of a book, before any planning or outlining.book-draftingDispatch chapter-writing subagents in parallel batches to draft the book, and handle research where a chapter's sources are not yet gathered. Use once briefs exist. Enforces the batching rule that keeps parallel writers from colliding.book-graphicsProduce the book's figures — establish the graphics style guide, spec each figure, and generate them. Use after chapters are drafted, in parallel with review.book-planningRun the planning stage — write the style guide, design the structure, and produce one brief per chapter. Use after the spec is settled and before any drafting.book-publicationAssemble the drafted chapters into a manuscript, typeset the body to the chosen profile, and hand off to print geometry. Use as the final stage, after review and graphics.book-reviewRun the review team over drafted chapters — proofreading, voice-drift audit and continuity audit. Use after drafting and before publication. Skippable by explicit user choice; the mechanical gates are not.create-workspaceCreate a new book project workspace from the Claude-Book-Workspace-Template repository, or scaffold one locally. Use when starting a new book, or when the user asks to set up a book project.
support-accountRecord or update who the user is to a vendor, so support requests can be filed on their behalf without asking for the same details every time. Stores account numbers and customer identifiers that support desks legitimately ask for, which support plan the…support-add-serviceResearch a vendor's support routes and write a new registry entry for them, so the next request to that vendor needs no research at all. Finds the real ticket URL, support and abuse addresses, community forum, status page, plan tiers and response times,…support-followupTrack open support tickets and chase the ones that have gone quiet. Lists what is outstanding across every vendor with how long each has been waiting against the response time the vendor committed to, drafts a chase that quotes that commitment back rather…support-lookupFind out how to reach a named vendor's support team, using this plugin's verified registry rather than a web search. Resolves the service, merges the user's overrides over the shipped entry, filters the channels by what the account's support plan can use and…support-requestDraft a support request that a vendor's desk can act on without a round trip — subject line, one-sentence problem statement, the account identifiers pulled from the user's stored profile, timeline in UTC, error codes and evidence, what was already tried, and…support-revalidateRe-check registry entries that have passed their revalidation window and restamp them, so the plugin's contact details stay true instead of quietly rotting. Reaches every URL and reads the pages behind them, re-reads support plan tiers and response times,…support-sendDeliver a reviewed support request through the channel the registry names — send the email with whatever mail tool is available, fill and submit the vendor's web form in the user's own browser, post to a public forum, or hand the user a call briefing for a…
annotate-boardUse when you want to render an annotated overlay PNG of a circuit board with bounding boxes, labels, and a legend from a components.json list.cross-check-specsUse when you have identified part numbers and want to fetch manufacturer datasheets, verify specs, and flag mismatches with the visual identification.generate-bomUse when you have a components.json and want to generate a structured Bill of Materials as markdown table and CSV for sourcing or documentation.identify-componentsUse when you have a photo of a circuit board or hardware module and need to catalog all visible components with part numbers and bounding boxes.install-depsUse once at setup to install Python dependencies (Pillow, optional opencv-python, pdfplumber) required by the plugin scripts.onboardUse on first run to initialize the plugin: create data directories, write default config, and optionally set up datasheet caching.prep-photoUse when a hardware photo is low-quality, skewed, cropped awkwardly, or has glare—prep it for cleaner component identification.
gpg-decryptDecrypt a GPG-encrypted file (.gpg or .asc) using the local keyring. Handles both asymmetric (key-encrypted) and symmetric (passphrase-encrypted) ciphertext — GPG auto-detects which. Use when the user receives an encrypted file or has at-rest encrypted…gpg-encryptEncrypt a file or text with GPG to one or more recipients (asymmetric) or with a passphrase (symmetric). Use when the user wants to send confidential data to someone whose public key they have, or lock a file with a password. Defaults to ASCII-armored output…gpg-export-public-keyExport a GPG public key in ASCII-armored form, ready to share, paste into GitHub, or upload to a keyserver. Use when the user wants to publish their public key, share it with a collaborator, or register it for signed commits. Selects the key by email, key ID,…gpg-generate-keyGenerate a new GPG keypair (primary signing key + encryption subkey) on the local GnuPG keyring. Use when the user wants to create a new GPG identity, set up signing for git commits, or create a key for encrypted email. Confirms key parameters before…gpg-list-keysList GPG keys on the local keyring — public keys, secret keys, or both. Use when the user wants to see what keys they have, find a key ID or fingerprint, or check whether a contact's public key is already imported before encrypting to them.gpg-signSign a file or text with GPG — detached signature, clear-signed, or inline. Use when the user wants to publish a release artefact with a `.sig` file, prove authorship of a document, or sign a plain-text message that recipients can verify with their copy of…gpg-verifyVerify a GPG signature on a file or clear-signed text. Use when the user has downloaded a release artefact + `.sig`/`.asc` and wants to confirm authenticity, or received a clear-signed message and wants to check it. Distinguishes "good signature, untrusted…
cleanup-whiteboardUse when the user has a photo of a whiteboard, paper sketch, or napkin diagram and wants a clean, publishable version.diagram-prompt-libraryUse when the user wants a curated, known-good prompt template to start from, organised by diagram family and style category.generate-tech-diagramUse when the user wants to generate a tech diagram from a text description (network topology, architecture, flowchart, mind map, K8s cluster, etc.).list-diagram-stylesUse when the user wants to see available visual style presets (chalkboard, blueprint, pixel-art, neon-sign, etc.) before generating or transforming a diagram.list-diagram-typesUse when the user wants to see available diagram-type presets (network, flowchart, K8s, mind-map, etc.) to guide their description.restyle-diagramUse when the user has an existing diagram or screenshot and wants to transform it into a different visual style or polish the rendering.whiteboard-to-publishableUse when the user wants the full pipeline: take a whiteboard photo, pick a style, clean it up, and save the result as a publishable diagram with optional comparison.
bind-global-shortcutBind a system-wide keyboard shortcut to a CopyQ Custom Command — show menu, paste-as-plain-text, run a transformation on the current clipboard, etc. Covers both the in-CopyQ `GlobalShortcut` field and the alternative of binding the shortcut at the…clipboard-inspectRead the current clipboard, the X11 PRIMARY selection, or any item from CopyQ history — by row, by MIME type, or filtered by regex. Use when the user wants to inspect what's on the clipboard, dump history to a file, or pipe clipboard contents into another…copyq-cli-referenceAuthoritative reference for the CopyQ command-line interface and scripting language on Ubuntu Linux. Load this before authoring any other CopyQ skill output so generated commands and scripts are syntactically valid. Covers `copyq` subcommands (read, write,…export-import-commandsExport CopyQ Custom Commands to a versionable `.ini` bundle and import them on another machine or after a reinstall. Use when the user wants to back up their CopyQ commands, sync between workstations, or ship a curated bundle as part of a dotfiles repo.install-and-configureInstall CopyQ on Ubuntu (apt or upstream PPA), enable autostart, and apply a sensible baseline configuration — clipboard history limit, store images, monitor selections, and tray behaviour. Use when the user says CopyQ is missing, freshly installed, or…manage-tabs-and-itemsCreate, rename, reorder, and remove CopyQ tabs; move or copy items between tabs; deduplicate; pin items; and clear history selectively. Use when organising clipboard history into named buckets (Links, Snippets, Code, etc.) or doing bulk cleanup.write-custom-commandAuthor a CopyQ Custom Command — automatic clipboard transformations, menu actions, or global-shortcut handlers. Produces a valid `.ini` snippet that can be imported via Preferences → Commands → Load, or via `copyq loadCommands`. Use when the user wants CopyQ…