claude-skills-non-coding

Use this skill to produce a strategic read of a competitor based on their public signals over the last 6 to 12 months. Triggers on phrases like "competitor read on [company]", "what is [company] doing", "strategic read [company]", or when the user references a competitive analysis need. Weights job postings and product changes more heavily than press releases.

Use this skill when reading a consulting deliverable (Deloitte, McKinsey, Bain, Accenture, BCG, EY, KPMG, PwC, or in-house consulting) and needing to extract the actual recommendation under the framework layer. Triggers on phrases like "translate this consultant deck", "what is this deck actually saying", "summarize this McKinsey report", or when the user shares a consulting document. Produces a one-page operator-friendly translation with assumptions flagged.

Use this skill to produce a first-pass redline on an inbound contract (MSA, NDA, SOW, vendor agreement, partnership agreement, employment contract) against a configured negotiation playbook. Triggers when the user shares a contract draft, says "redline this contract", "review this MSA", "first pass on this NDA", or similar. Saves the user 30-70% of what a lawyer would charge for the first pass.

Use this skill after a real organizational decision has been made (vendor selected, architecture chosen, hire approved, strategy committed, project killed) to capture the reasoning while it is still fresh. Triggers on phrases like "audit decision", "document why we decided", "decision memo for [X]", or when the user references a recently made choice. Produces a one-page "Why we decided X" memo for future you, new hires, or board context.

Use this skill to extract the three customer-feedback themes worth escalating from a large batch of unstructured signal (support tickets, app store reviews, customer Slack channels, NPS comments, sales call transcripts). Triggers on phrases like "feedback themes for [period]", "what are customers saying", "extract the patterns from these tickets", or when the user shares a batch of customer signal data. Filters for action, not for completeness.

Use this skill to draft a recurring monthly or quarterly investor update for a startup or scale-up. Triggers on phrases like "investor update for [month]", "draft this month's investor email", "write the [month] update", or when the user references their investor mailing list cadence. Produces a structured update in the founder's voice that protects the cadence even when the founder is tired.

Use this skill to synthesize interview feedback from multiple panelists into a single hire/no-hire recommendation memo. Triggers on phrases like "synthesize panel feedback for [candidate]", "consolidate the interview write-ups", "hire/no-hire memo", or when the user references debrief notes from a panel of 3 or more interviewers. Surfaces the hidden veto and weights specificity over volume.

Use this skill before any meeting with a client, partner, prospect, or recurring contact. Triggers on phrases like "prep for [name]", "I have a meeting with [name]", "meeting brief for [company]", or when the user references an upcoming call with a specific person. Produces a one-page briefing with relationship history, open items, and suggested talking points.

Use this skill after the user gives a conference talk, webinar, podcast appearance, or recorded interview to produce a multi-channel asset bundle from the recording or transcript. Triggers on phrases like "assets from [talk]", "post-event content", "extract from this recording", or when the user references a recently delivered talk and wants to repurpose it. Produces 8-10 assets from one source.

Use this skill on Fridays or end-of-week to produce a personal weekly review covering what got done, what slipped, what to carry, what to kill, and who needs follow-up. Triggers on phrases like "weekly review", "Friday review", "wrap up the week", or when the user references their Friday wrap-up practice. Removes the first-paragraph problem that kills most weekly review practices.