Claude Skills by fritzprix

Guide for designing and creating high-quality, reusable workflows using the playbook tool group. Use this skill when: (1) You want to capture a successful multi-step process for future reuse, (2) A user asks to 'create a playbook', 'automate this task', '세션 플레이북', or 'session playbook', (3) You need to design a structured automation workflow with clear inputs, outputs, and success criteria. Triggers: 'create playbook', 'automate this process', 'design workflow', '세션 플레이북', '세션 playbook', 'ses...

Use when the user needs to create, edit, or analyze presentations (.pptx files) with support for layouts, formatting, comments, or speaker notes.

Analyze installed tools and existing assistant configurations to actively propose and create specialized LibrAgent assistants via agent__createAgent. Use when the user wants to recruit, create, or build a domain expert or specialist agent, utilizing a proactive "Architect" workflow that maps available inventory tools to functional gaps. Not for workspace agents.md (agent-init), teamwork/org, or registering MCP servers.

Repository wiki engine: bi-directional linking, catalog.json, frontmatter injection, slug-based link resolution, backlink generation, and structured directory routing (core/reference/drafts/archive). Use when organizing docs into a wiki with [[slug]] links, generating catalog.json, injecting frontmatter, building backlinks, validating broken links, or migrating flat docs into core/reference/drafts/archive. For binary document conversion (PDF/DOCX/PPTX/XLSX) or workspace index.md generation, u...

Create and manage app-wide global scheduled tasks in LibrAgent (cron-based). Use when automation must outlive the current session, run recurring background cron jobs independently of any session, or coordinate multi-agent scheduled workflows. NEVER use for in-session time reminders (use loop), or for process/kanban/webhook completion waits (use call-me-back).

Use when the user needs to diagnose and install runtime environment dependencies (Python, Node.js, uv) for running LibrAgent or MCP servers. Use on new machines, MCP "command not found" errors, or missing Python/Node runtime failures. LibrAgent 실행에 필요한 Python, Node.js 등의 환경을 자동으로 진단하고 설치하도록 안내하는 마법사입니다.

Guide for creating and validating agent skills. Use when authoring or updating a SKILL.md, writing frontmatter, structuring scripts/references/assets, or checking a skill before deployment. Triggers on create skill, write skill, skill frontmatter, validate skill, fix skill YAML. For installing a finished skill, use skill-deployer instead.

Deploy a validated user or workspace skill to user_skills/ or .libragent/skills/. Use after skill-creator validation. NOT for system_skills or app-bundled skills. Triggers: deploy skill, install skill, global skill, workspace skill, user_skills.

Use when the user asks to turn wiki patterns into a concrete SKILL.md change, propose one atomic skill patch, or record Accept/Reject in the skill-impact ledger. Triggers on "propose a skill fix", "patch this skill from the wiki", "skill-proposer", or "gate a skill change".

Re-anchor an AI agent to its SOUL.md persona by re-internalizing tone, rules, and identity. Use when the agent drifts into generic/corporate responses, is explicitly asked to reconnect with its soul, or needs to bootstrap a missing SOUL.md. SOUL content is already injected into the system prompt as ## Persona Template — do not re-read existing soul files.

Build and scaffold a multi-agent collaboration workspace with the right coordination model, shared operating files, and role-specific skills. Use when a user wants to create a team, crew, task force, asynchronous collaboration loop, specialist handoff workflow, or reusable shared workspace for multiple agents, then route execution to the right teamwork skill.

Python CLI wrapper for Telegram interaction using Telethon (MTProto protocol). Use when the user wants to: (1) send messages, (2) read messages from chats/channels/groups, (3) list chats, (4) download files, or (5) search messages. On first use, guide the user through authentication (API ID/Hash → phone → code → 2FA password). Store session and config in ~/.libragent/telegram_config.json. Subsequent requests use the stored session without re-authentication. Triggers on requests like: "텔레그램 메시...

Use when the user needs to convert files (PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, HTML, images, audio, ZIP) to structured Markdown via MarkItDown. Suitable for text extraction, RAG ingestion, or format normalization. NOT for document editing — use docx or pptx skills instead.

Guide for creating high-quality tool servers (MCP servers) that enable LLMs to interact with external services through well-designed tools. Use when building tool servers to integrate external APIs or services, whether in Python (FastMCP) or Node/TypeScript (MCP SDK).

Registers or imports MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers in LibrAgent or Claude Desktop. Use when users share new MCP connection info (npm/npx package, GitHub URL, config JSON) or want to import, sync, or bring settings from Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and similar editors.

Use when the user asks to mine recent sessions for recurring agent failures, write durable diagnostic patterns, maintain the global skill-evolution wiki, or bootstrap a recurring Scheduled Task so Wiki Maintainer keeps running without further commands. Triggers on "update the skill wiki", "record this failure pattern", "analyze my sessions for skill gaps", "알아서 돌려", "매일 wiki", "자동으로 정리", or "wiki-maintainer".

Explore a workspace to (1) convert binary documents (PDF, PPTX, DOCX, XLSX) into text/Markdown and (2) build an index.md file with a keyword map and file inventory. Use when the user asks for binary document conversion, document indexing, index.md generation, keyword-map creation, workspace file inventorying, or PDF/PPTX/DOCX/XLSX text extraction.

Python CLI wrapper for X (Twitter) interaction using Twikit. Use when the user wants to: (1) post tweets (with text or media, including thread replies), (2) view home timeline, (3) view a user's tweets, (4) search tweets, (5) like/favorite a tweet, (6) retweet a tweet, or (7) delete a tweet. On first use, guide the user through credential setup (username, email, password, optional TOTP) or browser cookie setup. Store config in ~/.libragent/x_config.json and session cookies in ~/.libragent/x_c...