Installation
Clone the repo and link skills to your Claude Code config in under two minutes.
Quick Start
Run your first skill and understand how the slash-command system works.
Browse All Skills
Explore 20+ skills across building, research, visualization, and debugging.
Create a Skill
Learn how to build your own skills using harness engineering best practices.
What skills solve
Claude Code is powerful out of the box, but complex tasks — scaffolding a Python library, running multi-dimensional research, diagnosing flaky tests — require careful prompting and domain knowledge that gets lost between sessions. You end up re-explaining workflows, catching the same mistakes, and missing the same steps. Skills fix that. Each skill is a directory of markdown files that Claude loads as context when you invoke it. The mainSKILL.md defines workflow steps, golden rules, and a self-review checklist. Additional reference files cover specific phases, loaded only when needed.
Building & Shipping
Ship product ideas end-to-end, scaffold Python libraries, initialize GitHub repos with CI/CD, and build board games.
Research & Design
Multi-dimensional research, adversarial design review, gap finding, spec writing, and competitive analysis.
Visualization
Render interactive charts, diagrams, slide decks, tables, and Gantt timelines live in the browser.
Debugging & Quality
Diagnose flaky tests with structured experiments and scan codebases for 24 production readiness items.
How it works
Install skills
Clone the repository and symlink the skills directory (or individual skills) into
~/.claude/skills/.Invoke a skill
Type a slash command in Claude Code — for example
/deep-research or /ship-it. Claude loads the skill’s context automatically.Claude follows the workflow
The skill’s
SKILL.md guides Claude through numbered phases, quality gates, and a self-review checklist. No additional prompting needed.Skills live in
~/.claude/skills/ and are available in every Claude Code session. You can use the entire library or symlink only the skills you need.