AI Skills

Skills

36 in the Claude listing

• Adversarial reviewRun several independent model seats against one problem or one plan, make them attack each other, fact-check every contested claim, then ask the human one gate of questions.
• App storeApp Store and Google Play listings: title, subtitle, keywords, description, screenshots, previews, ratings prompts.
• Code qualityStandards for reviewing and cleaning up code.
• Data analyticsDecide which metrics, KPIs and charts an app's data deserves.
• Database optimizationCorrect, fast queries, views, indexes and schema.
• Debugging and error recoveryRoot-cause debugging.
• Deprecation and migrationRemove or replace systems, APIs and features.
• Design assetsVisual assets: logos, icons, illustrations, hero and OG images, empty-state art, favicons, raster-to-vector conversion.
• Design guideVisual and UX judgment: color, typography, spacing, hierarchy, themes.
• doneSession close-out with no resume prompt.
• explainRe-explain the last message in plain words, using the project's own vocabulary.
• Find skillsDiscover and install agent skills.
• First customersFind and reach a product's first customers honestly: demand signals, local-business prospect lists, outreach drafts a human sends.
• frontendFrontend structure and behavior: components, state, a typed service layer, lists, tables and filters, forms, modals, loading/empty/error states, routing, SSR, web performance.
• Git syncThe standing git workflow.
• Grant writingResearch grant applications: research and mentoring plans, specific aims, budget justifications, abstracts.
• handoffDurable session handoff with a resume prompt.
• i18nMulti-language support (i18n/l10n).
• Idea refineTurn a vague idea into a sharp, actionable concept by diverging, then converging.
• Information architectureHow content and pages are organized for their audience: site maps, page inventories, each page's job, where a message or feature lives, navigation and funnels, heading structure, buried or orphaned me
• infrastructureChange infrastructure and dev-workflow tooling: Nomad, Consul, Vault, Terraform, Docker, GitHub Actions, task runners, env and direnv setup, setup scripts, a project's own ops CLI, launchd and hooks.
• integrationsConnect to or automate third-party services: REST APIs, MCP servers, OAuth and tokens, webhooks, recurring syncs.
• marketingWhy people choose, buy, sign up and stay, applied honestly: behavioral models, offers, pricing, trust, urgency, onboarding and growth loops for the apps and sites we build.
• monitoringObservability into running code.
• orchestrationRun multi-step or long-running work as an orchestrator over disposable sub-agents.
• Plain languageClear, friendly, jargon-free writing for non-technical readers: ticket text, QA steps, release notes, status updates, UI copy, business messages.
• planningPlan before building anything non-trivial: multi-file or multi-phase work, a feature, a migration, or whenever asked to plan.
• Project configThe recorded facts of how each project runs: node version, env and direnv, package manager, monorepo layout, and the exact install, run, build, test, lint and migrate commands.
• Project managerKeep the tracker (Jira, Trello, or GitHub Issues and Projects) in sync with the real work.
• Research methodsSocial and health research design: conceptual and logic models, CBPR/YPAR, participatory and agent-based modeling, spatial indices, implementation frameworks (CFIR, RE-AIM), measures, IRB and human-su
• Security and hardeningSecurity standards a default pass gets wrong: credential reach, proving a control holds, leak-free secret scanning, SSRF/TOCTOU, deployment topology.
• Service architectureBackend architecture decisions: service boundaries, splitting vs consolidating, inter-service calls, auth guards and tiers, where logic lives, strangler migrations.
• Source driven developmentGround implementation decisions in official documentation, with citations.
• Status updateSession status as a visual dashboard plus a 2-3 line TLDR, never prose alone.
• Tabler uiTabler admin template (tabler.io) components and the workarounds that make them behave in Vue 3.
• Tdd skillTest-first (red-green-refactor) for any codebase.