Claude Skills by agentskillexchange

Standardize commit messages, validate commit history, and calculate semver-aware release bumps without hand-rolled repo rules.

Turn a public GitHub repository into an interactive architecture diagram before onboarding, code review, or agent handoff.

Generate structured release notes from Conventional Commits inside automated release pipelines when changelog generation is the specific job to do.

Scan manifests, compute safe version bumps, and prepare dependency update PR material when you need self-hosted or custom Dependabot flows outside the default GitHub service.

Turn a project description into a Claude Code team architecture with generated agents, shared skills, and orchestration patterns instead of hand-designing the whole setup.

Produce repeatable drift and quality reports after data, model, or prompt changes so regressions are visible before rollout.

Turn exported photo folders into a mobile-friendly static album site without standing up a database-backed gallery system.

Ask Claude Code for favicons, app icons, and social preview images, then generate the full asset set and integration hints without manual export work.

Turn raw documents into structured fine-tuning, RAG, and evaluation datasets when the real job is dataset preparation, not generic document parsing.

Runs DocToc to insert or refresh navigable tables of contents inside Markdown files after headings already exist. Use it when an agent is preparing README or docs updates and needs reliable intra-document navigation, not when it is generating the documentation itself.

Use LLM-assisted harness generation to expand fuzz coverage for real projects before manual fuzzing work begins.

Build a repeatable text-to-audio workflow around Azure OpenAI Realtime streaming, PCM collection, WAV conversion, and frontend playback for podcast-style output.

Use release-please when an agent should turn merged Conventional Commits into structured release PRs, version bumps, and changelog updates before a human reviews and merges. This is a release-management workflow, not a generic package or CI listing.

Use the Anthropic algorithmic-art skill when an agent should turn a creative brief into executable generative art, not into a static image prompt or a generic design suggestion. It directs the agent toward a repeatable p5.js workflow with seeded randomness, parameter controls, and an explicit creative philosophy.

Use OpenCLI to explore a logged-in site, synthesize a deterministic adapter, and expose the result as a reusable CLI command an agent can call again later.

Use RTLCSS when an agent already has left-to-right stylesheets and must prepare a right-to-left variant for Arabic, Hebrew, or other RTL interfaces. The skill transforms directional CSS rules into an RTL companion stylesheet so localization work does not require hand-editing every margin, padding, float, and alignment rule.

Use Anthropic's slack-gif-creator skill to build animated GIFs that stay inside Slack's practical size, duration, and dimension constraints. It gives an agent a bounded GIF-production workflow, not a generic image library or chat sticker listing.

Attach signed SLSA provenance to GitHub Actions builds so release artifacts ship with verifiable supply-chain metadata.

Use python-slugify when an agent has messy human titles and needs safe, repeatable slugs for URLs, filenames, or record IDs. This skill stays tightly focused on transliteration and normalization, not routing, redirects, or full publishing workflows.

Compare two tags, branches, or SHAs and turn merged pull requests into reviewable markdown and JSON release notes for a release workflow.

Refresh Terraform module documentation from source so variables, outputs, and providers stay aligned with the code before review or release.

Use sitemap when an agent already knows the site routes or content URLs and needs valid sitemap XML, sitemap indexes, or robots.txt references before launch. This is a publishing-artifact skill, not a crawler or SEO platform.

The Ghost Admin API exposes authenticated operations for posts, pages, tags, members, offers, and newsletter publishing. This skill gives agents a concrete workflow for structured publishing and operational automation in Ghost-backed sites.

Ghost is an open-source publishing platform built for modern blogs, newsletters, memberships, and headless CMS use cases. It combines editorial workflows, subscription management, and API-first content delivery in one self-hostable stack.

Ghostfolio is an open-source wealth management application for tracking stocks, ETFs, and cryptocurrencies across multiple platforms. Built with Angular, NestJS, and Prisma on PostgreSQL, it provides portfolio performance analysis, allocation insights, and data-driven investment decision support.

Ghostty is a fast, feature-rich, cross-platform terminal emulator that uses platform-native UI and GPU acceleration. Created by Mitchell Hashimoto, it provides a native experience on macOS and Linux while supporting modern terminal protocols including Kitty graphics and synchronized rendering.

Automatically generates fixup commits by analyzing staged changes and matching them to the correct ancestor commits. A Rust port of Facebook's hg absorb that eliminates manual interactive rebasing for review feedback.

Automates git bisect workflows to find regression-introducing commits using custom test scripts and the git bisect run interface. Supports containerized test execution via Docker to ensure reproducible bisect environments.

Automates git bisect workflows with custom test scripts and CI pipeline integration. Uses the Git CLI and GitHub Actions API to identify regression-introducing commits across large repositories.

Analyzes Git repository branch topology using libgit2 bindings and git-log parsing. Identifies stale branches, merge conflicts, and divergence points via the GitHub GraphQL API.

git-cliff generates changelog files from Git history using conventional commits and regex-powered custom parsers. Written in Rust, it provides highly customizable templates via a TOML configuration file, with integrations for GitHub Actions, Docker, and CI/CD pipelines.

Analyzes git diffs using libgit2 and radon to compute cyclomatic complexity changes per function. Flags complexity regressions in pull requests with inline GitHub review comments via PyGithub.

Scans Git repositories for leaked secrets using Gitleaks, TruffleHog, and custom regex patterns. Detects API keys, AWS credentials, private keys, and database connection strings across commit history.

Detects leaked secrets in Git repositories using pattern-based scanning with Gitleaks rule definitions and the GitHub Secret Scanning API. Identifies exposed API keys, tokens, and credentials across full commit history using git log --all -p analysis.

Scans git diffs for exposed secrets using truffleHog entropy detection and custom regex patterns. Integrates with pre-commit hooks and GitHub push protection API for real-time blocking.

Git Updater enables automatic updates for WordPress plugins and themes hosted on GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, and Gitea repositories, with support for release assets, language packs, and branch switching.

GitButler is a modern Git client built in Rust and Svelte that introduces virtual branches, allowing developers to work on multiple branches simultaneously without stashing or switching. It provides a visual interface for managing concurrent work streams on a single working directory.

Automates repository administration, pull request workflows, issue triage, and release operations against Gitea using its REST API and webhook system. Useful for self-hosted software teams that want GitHub-like automation without leaving their own infrastructure.

Generate and manage GitHub Actions workflow YAML files using the GitHub Actions REST API and workflow_dispatch events. Supports matrix builds, reusable workflows, and composite actions.

Generates and manages GitHub Actions workflows using the Workflow YAML syntax and GitHub REST API. Supports matrix builds, reusable workflows, and composite actions.

Automates GitHub Actions workflow creation, runner management, and artifact caching using the GitHub REST API and YAML generation. Supports matrix builds, reusable workflows, and environment-specific deployment gates.

Analyzes GitHub Actions workflow YAML files and optimizes matrix strategies using the actions/setup-node and actions/cache APIs. Reduces redundant job combinations by inspecting build dependency graphs via the GitHub REST API. Outputs a revised workflow with estimated CI time savings per commit.

Generates dynamic GitHub Actions CI/CD matrix strategies using the GitHub REST API and YAML AST parsing via js-yaml. Automatically detects language versions, OS targets, and dependency variations from repository configuration files.

Analyzes GitHub Actions workflow matrix strategies using the GitHub REST API v3 workflow runs endpoint. Identifies redundant matrix combinations and suggests fail-fast optimizations to reduce CI minutes.

Dynamically generates GitHub Actions matrix strategies using the GitHub REST API and workflow dispatch events. Supports conditional job inclusion via the actions/github-script action and OIDC token federation for cross-account AWS deployments.

Generates optimized GitHub Actions workflow matrices using the actions/setup-node, actions/cache, and actions/upload-artifact APIs. Automatically detects language versions and OS combinations for maximum CI coverage.

Validates GitHub Actions OIDC tokens for secure, secretless deployments. Uses the GitHub Actions id-token API and the jose JWT library to verify audience, issuer, and subject claims. Integrates with AWS STS AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity and GCP Workload Identity Federation for cloud access.

Verifies GitHub Actions OIDC tokens against the GitHub OIDC provider JWKS endpoint. Validates subject claims, audience restrictions, and repository ownership for secure cloud deployments.

Validates GitHub Actions workflow YAML files against the Actions schema, checks for deprecated action versions, and ensures proper secret handling. Integrates with actions/checkout, actions/setup-node, and dorny/paths-filter APIs.

Generates and validates GitHub Actions YAML workflows using the actions/toolkit SDK and workflow_dispatch event triggers. Supports matrix builds, reusable workflows with workflow_call, and composite actions with proper input/output schema definitions.