claude-marketplace

Use when the user asks to "browse a website", "go to a URL", "fill out a form", "take a screenshot", "click on something", "extract data from a page", "automate a browser task", "control the desktop", "use the computer", or any task involving web pages or desktop applications.

Use when the user wants to make a phone call, leave a voicemail, call a business, reach someone by phone, or navigate a phone menu. Triggered by "/call" followed by a phone number and purpose.

Start or continue a progressive learning session. Use when the user says "learn", "let's learn", "continue learning", "let's continue", "pick up where we left off", "teach me", "next lesson", or wants to resume their learning curriculum. Requires a phase map to exist in docs/phases/.

Design progressive learning curricula and generate project phase maps. Use when the user says "learn-design", "design curriculum", "plan learning path", "set up next project", "what should I learn next", or wants to start learning a new technical area. Also triggers between projects to generate the next project's phase map calibrated to the learner's profile.

This skill converts any content source into podcast episodes. Triggers: sending a URL, PDF, YouTube link, book, or file with intent to listen; phrases like 'podcast this', 'make this a podcast', 'listen to this', 'generate a podcast'; sending content with instructions like 'split by chapters', 'make a series'. Handles single articles, multi-chapter books, YouTube playlists, and any document format.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "read a paper", "understand a paper", "analyze a research paper", "prepare for paper discussion", "work through a paper", "do a literature review", or provides PDF paths to research papers. Guides deep paper understanding using Keshav's three-pass method with AI as a patient professor. Supports multiple papers for literature review.

Guides Claude's behavior during Copilot-collaborative development sessions: automated reviews (designing/implementing phases) and interactive consultations (/consult)

This skill should be used when the user asks to "generate a scientific diagram", "create an academic illustration", "make a figure for my paper", "generate a plot for my paper", "create a publication-ready diagram", "illustrate my methodology", "visualize my paper's architecture", "draw a pipeline diagram", "visualize my method", or "create a chart for my research". Also triggers when the user mentions "PaperBanana", "paper figure", "NeurIPS diagram", "conference figure", or "academic figure".

Guides Claude's behavior during automated Codex-collaborative development sessions

Search and score multi-leg flight itineraries using Duffel API with cost-duration-stop optimization

Batch-collect flight data across date ranges and analyze with filtering, scoring, and HTML viewer generation

Archive the current Safari page or PDF to Obsidian as clean markdown with images, frontmatter, and domain-based folder structure

Extract text from a directory of JPG/JPEG images into a single Markdown file using Apple Vision, tesseract, or MLX OCR

Extract text from PDF files using Apple Vision OCR, optimized for Apple Silicon

Extract text from video files by sampling frames and running Apple Vision OCR, with optional perceptual deduplication

Use when the user wants to transcribe audio files (MP3, WAV, M4A) to text using MLX Whisper on Apple Silicon

Sync ~/.claude/ configuration to a git repo automatically on session start/end

Use when you need to validate code changes in Azure before committing, especially for infrastructure, auth, job orchestration, or integration points that cannot be tested locally

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a when2meet", "set up a when2meet poll", "schedule a meeting poll", "pre-fill availability on when2meet", "create a sign-up sheet for meetings", "use when2meet API", "automate when2meet", or needs to programmatically create When2Meet events and fill in availability for participants. Provides the reverse-engineered When2Meet API and a ready-to-run Python script.