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Claude Skills by ExarLabs
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- GuidesA skill is a procedure the agent can follow the same way every time, and that improves with use. Principles: P04 (thin entry, live definition), P05 (learning).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- SearchRanked search over the vault from a SQLite FTS5 index (index first). Use whenever something must be found in the vault, before grep or reading files one by one: "where did we write about X", "what do we know about Y", "is there already a note on Z", "which file has", "look it up in the vault". For an exact string or code, grep is the right tool.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Meeting ArchiveClassify a meeting (internal, team, client, lead, partner), pick the right recording, file the raw transcript and the note under one name in one home, handle the temporary audio, an optional shared mirror and the index. Use when the person says "archive this meeting", "save the transcript", "file this recording", "where should this meeting go", "clean up the meeting audio".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Meeting IntakeTurn a raw meeting transcript into a structured note: decisions with status, commitments with owner and date, open questions, risks, exact numbers, follow-ups. Use when the person says "process this meeting", "write up the meeting", "what did we decide", "make notes from this transcript".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Meeting PrepWrite a one-page prep note before a meeting from what the vault already knows: previous notes, open commitments on both sides, open questions, goals, questions to ask, a proposed agenda. Use when the person says "prepare me for the meeting", "where did we leave it with", "what do I need to know before the call", "make an agenda".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Channel IntelMaintain the podcast channel intelligence file, diagnose trends in four layers, and validate any scoring or forecasting model. Use when the person asks to "update the intelligence", "what changed", "are we declining", or about a model that predicts episode performance.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- ChaptersWrite chapter timecodes for a published podcast video from the subtitles of the edited cut, in the platform format, with internal hook marks. Use when the person asks for "timestamps", "chapters", or "timecodes for the description".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Clip LabBuild a private page of sentence clips from an episode so the host can order an intro by ear and export exact timecodes for the editor. Use when the person asks for "the clip lab", "intro clips", or "let me build the intro myself".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Cold OpenFind and produce the cold open of a podcast episode: hook ideas in quick mode, or a cut-ready teaser with verified cut points, re-transcribed clips, audio previews and a paste-ready block for the editor. Use when the person asks for "hook ideas", "the cold open", "the teaser", or "what should open this episode".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Cut AuditAudit a raw podcast recording before the editor cuts it, or check whether an upload was cut at all; measured cut points, real redundancy versus callbacks, and an editor brief. Use when the person asks "what can we cut", "audit the recording", "brief the editor", or "was this upload actually cut".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- DescriptionWrite a podcast video description: quoted hook with a keyword, context, episode bullets, guest line, related episodes, chapters, the verbatim footer from LOCAL.md and hashtags. Use when the person asks to "write the description" or "check this description".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- InboxA short morning briefing of the podcast mailbox and a few channel numbers; read-only. Use when the person asks "what came in to the show inbox" or for the morning show briefing.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- PrepPrepare a podcast episode before recording: the guest invitation and the preparation questions as documents, with callbacks to earlier episodes on the same guest or topic. Use when the person asks to "prepare the invitation", "write the prep questions", or "get the next episode ready".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- PublishFill in a podcast upload on the video platform after a gate that proves the upload is the edited cut; field checklist, hidden disclosures, publishing hour; visibility only on explicit instruction. Use when the person asks to "prepare the upload", "fill in the video settings", or "schedule the episode".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- SynthesisWrite a deep analysis of a published podcast episode from the full transcript and real analytics, or process a back catalogue in batches one episode at a time. Use when the person asks to "synthesize episode NN", "analyse this episode", "continue the audit", or "do the next one".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- ThumbnailWrite five varied thumbnail texts for a podcast episode before the title, each with a direction for the title. Use when the person asks for "thumbnail ideas" or "what should the thumbnail say".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- TitleWrite five podcast video titles in the show format, paired with the chosen thumbnail text, under 75 characters with the essence in the first 60, ranked by measured patterns. Use when the person asks for "title ideas", "is this title good", or "rank these titles".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Adversarial Second PassRun a fresh-eyes adversarial review of an important result (summary, analysis, report, memo, meeting notes) against its original source, looking only for what it missed or got wrong, with evidence for every finding. Use when the person says "try to break this", "what did you miss?", "run an adversarial pass", "second pass", "check yourself against the source", or before relying on a high-stakes result.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Cv TailoringTailor an existing CV to one bid, tender or job description in a PAROS vault: keep the source untouched, reframe a new version with evidence only, build a requirement coverage table and an internal covering note that names the gaps. Use when the person asks to "tailor this CV to this job", "prepare CVs for this bid", "retarget a profile", or hands over a job description with candidate names.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Frontmatter HeaderAdd or update the YAML frontmatter header of a markdown file in a PAROS vault (title, date, author, status, content-driven description, id, version). Use when the person says "add a header", "update the header", "frontmatter for this note", "bump the version", or when creating a new vault file that has no header.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Language EditorNative-quality editor for any language. Removes calques and AI filler, makes prose active and concise, keeps meaning, names, numbers and markup intact, and follows the person's language rules in LOCAL.md. Use when the person asks to "edit this", "proofread", "make it sound native", "it reads like a translation", or "too much AI tone".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- PortfolioTrack several parallel businesses, ventures or long-running ideas as one portfolio, with one card type per business and a generated overview; modes card, pulse, review and strategy. Use when the person asks "how are my businesses doing", "what moved this week", "weekly pulse", "monthly review of X", "quarterly strategy", "add this idea to the portfolio", or "which one next".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Project StateCreate, update or read the short versioned state file of an area or long-running project in a PAROS vault (objective, status, metrics, problems, focus, next actions, map). Use when the person asks "where are we", "project status", "update the state", "initialize this project", or when starting work in an area that has a state file.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Speed ReaderFast structured reading of a book, article or podcast into one note (thesis, context, abstract, chapter analysis, short cited quotes, questions, tags, suggested atomic and contrast notes). Use when the person says "speed-read this", "summarise this book", "take notes on this article", "what does this episode argue", or hands over a PDF, ePub, transcript, URL or title.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- ThinkOrchestrate several AIs on one question in a PAROS vault: assemble a team with roles (researcher, strategist, validator), send fat prompts with a findings contract in parallel over API or browser, merge the answers, and keep a brainstorm state file. Use when the person asks to "think this through with several AIs", "brainstorm", "research from several angles", "attack this plan", or shares an AI conversation link to bring into the vault.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- TranscribeTurn a local audio or video file, or a YouTube link, into a checked transcript and a processed note with Groq Whisper. Use when the person asks to "transcribe this", "what does this recording say", "turn this voice memo into a note", "make subtitles", or another skill needs text from speech.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3