claude_skills

Generate creative, memorable product and company names with available .com or .ai domains. Use when users need naming help for products, companies, apps, or services. Specializes in portmanteaus, puns, alliteration, and unique brandable names under 10 letters with domain availability checking.

Create or refine a voiceprint capturing the user's personal writing voice for a specific medium (email, LinkedIn, or longform content), and package it as an installable Claude skill (one per medium: myvoiceprint-email, myvoiceprint-linkedin, or myvoiceprint-content). The user installs that skill once; from then on, Claude applies their voice when drafting in that medium. Use when the user says "create my voiceprint", "build my voiceprint", "refine my voiceprint", "update my voiceprint", "make me sound like me", "extract my voice", or any variation of capturing or adjusting their writing style. Asks create-or-refine and which medium up front.

Create, review, or edit contracts (NDAs, consulting/freelance engagement letters, general agreements) using multiple specialized subagents that independently analyze, cross-review, debate disagreements, verify required clauses, and produce professional .docx output. Use when the user asks to draft, review, redline, or edit a contract or legal agreement.

Load a set of default working principles for collaborating with non-developers on knowledge work — writing, analysis, strategy, planning, communication, and decision-making. Once loaded, these principles shape every response: plain-text questions, explicit assumptions, simplicity-first, surgical edits, multiple options with tradeoffs, confidence scores, and risk callouts. Use when the user invokes /cowork, says "load cowork principles", or asks Claude to follow cowork working style.

Audit Elixir dependencies in mix.exs and mix.lock against the latest versions on hex.pm, summarize what changed between the locked and latest versions in plain language, and recommend whether each dep needs a mix.exs constraint bump or just a mix.lock refresh. Use when the user asks "what deps are outdated", "should I update <package>", "audit my mix deps", "what changed in <package> since I locked it", or any variant about Elixir dependency freshness, upgrade planning, or deciding mix.exs vs mix.lock updates.

Diagnose and fix Claude Code plugin/marketplace install problems. Use when the user says "marketplace not found", "/plugin install fails", "Invalid schema", "force install for user", "/reload-plugins isn't working", asks about plugin install failures, or hits any of the recurring install/marketplace edge cases. Walks the add → update → install → reload flow, validates marketplace.json schema, and resolves the common name/slug confusions.

Generate a short, non-technical product-person summary of what's changed since a given PR number or date. Use when the user says "give me a 2-3 sentence non-technical description of what was changed in PRs starting with N", "what's been merged since PR X", "summarize recent PRs and commits for product", or "what changed since I last looked". Pulls merged PRs and direct commits, clusters by feature, writes to a product audience, and ends with a "what to test" punch list.

Bring the current feature branch up to date with origin/main and push it. Use when the user says "pull main", "merge origin/main into this branch and push", "rebase into main and push", or any "catch this branch up with main and push" variant. Commits any uncommitted work first, fetches, merges origin/main into HEAD, then pushes the feature branch (NOT to main).

Mine recent Claude Code transcripts to surface candidate skills and plugins worth building. Use when the user asks to "find skill ideas from my transcripts", "what skills should I build", "analyze my Claude history for automation opportunities", "suggest plugins from my last week", or any variant about extracting reusable workflows from past sessions. Looks for repeated tasks, recurring corrections, command sequences, and cross-project friction.

Generate professional photo-realistic images using structured JSON prompts and Google's Gemini image API (Nano Banana). Transforms plain English descriptions into detailed prompt specifications with lighting, camera, composition, style, and negative prompts. Use when user asks to "generate an image", "create a product shot", "make a lifestyle photo", "create ad creative", "generate a hero image", or wants professional-quality AI imagery for brands, products, or campaigns.

Identify the indispensable need for a product — the high-stakes job to be done that has no good substitute. Analyzes on functional, emotional, and social dimensions using multiple parallel agents, competitive research, and deep codebase reading. Use when the user says "indispensable need", "what makes this indispensable", "why would someone need this", "find the JTBD", or any variation of wanting to understand what makes (or could make) a product impossible to replace.

Create beautiful App Store preview screenshots for iOS (iPhone), iPad, and macOS. Takes app screenshots and optional text lines, composites them onto gradient backgrounds with device framing, shadows, and typography. Use when user asks to "create app store screenshots", "make preview screens", "generate app store images", "app store marketing images", or wants polished device-framed previews for App Store listings.

Create and manage a CHANGELOG.md file following the Keep a Changelog 1.1.0 spec (https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/). Use when the user asks to update the changelog, log recent changes, create a changelog, add an entry to CHANGELOG.md, or prepare a release. Reads git history to extract what changed and organizes entries under Added, Changed, Deprecated, Removed, Fixed, or Security.

Simplifies and refines Elixir/Phoenix/LiveView code for clarity, consistency, and maintainability. Applies KISS principles, proper Phoenix patterns, and idiomatic Elixir. Use when reviewing or refactoring Elixir code.

Build beautiful single-file HTML slide deck presentations with scroll-snap navigation, animated slide counter, and polished design. Use when user asks to "create a presentation", "make slides", "build a slide deck", "present this code", "make an HTML presentation", "turn this into slides", or wants to present any content (code analysis, business problem, project pitch, technical architecture, research findings) as a visual deck. Generates a self-contained .html file — no PowerPoint, no external tools needed.

Identify the single most innovative, high-leverage addition to a plan that hasn't been considered yet. Use when the user asks "what would you add to this plan?", "what am I missing?", "what's the boldest move here?", "innovate", "surprise me", or any variation of wanting one unexpected but compelling improvement to a plan, spec, product, strategy, or proposal.

Creates compelling marketing copy for products, landing pages, emails, ads, and brand messaging. Focuses on clarity, specificity, and avoiding AI-sounding patterns. Use for any marketing content needs.

Audit and optimize AI/LLM API calls and Claude Code hooks for prompt caching efficiency. Use when the user wants to reduce AI API costs, improve response latency, review hooks for cache-breaking patterns, or optimize system prompt structure. Triggers on "optimize prompt caching", "reduce AI costs", "review hooks for caching", "cache hit rate", "prompt cache audit", or "optimize my AI calls".

Perform security audit of Claude Code skills, plugins, agents, and hooks. Checks for overly permissive configurations, third-party code, and potential vulnerabilities.

Extract all content and design information from a website to enable a complete rewrite. Use when the user wants to rewrite, redesign, or create a new version of an existing website. Captures page content, brand identity (colors, fonts, tone), navigation structure, section-by-section copy, CTAs, and visual style. Triggers on "extract this website", "rewrite this site", "create a new version of", "redesign based on", or any request that involves analyzing an existing site before producing new content or code.