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Claude Skills by IbrahimSobh
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- Ai News WeeklyGenerate a strict, fact-only weekly AI news briefing covering the last 7 days — foundation models, agents, research papers, open-source releases, dev tools, infra/GPUs, benchmarks, safety, regulation, funding, acquisitions, and enterprise AI announcements. Use whenever the user asks for a "weekly AI news" briefing, "AI news roundup", "what happened in AI this week", "AI news digest", or similar — even if they just say "give me the AI news" or "/ai-news" without specifying a date range. Requir...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Content MermaidCreate and style Mermaid diagrams (flowcharts, sequence diagrams, state diagrams, ER diagrams, class diagrams, Gantt charts, mindmaps, timelines) for technical processes, workflows, architectures, and system flows. Use whenever Ibrahim asks for a "mermaid diagram," "flowchart," "sequence diagram," "state machine," or wants to visualize a software/technical process (agile workflow, CI/CD pipeline, git workflow, data model, architecture, API flow) as a diagram meant to render natively in a Merm...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Fact CheckerVerify the factual claims in a piece of text — an article, post, transcript, list of statements, or anything else the user pastes in — and return a Markdown table classifying each claim as Correct, Partially Correct, or Incorrect, backed by cited sources. Trigger this whenever the user asks to "fact-check", "verify", "check the accuracy of", "is this true", or shares a draft/post/claim and wants to know if the numbers, dates, quotes, or statements in it hold up. Works in any language — match ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- High Fidelity SummarizerCompress technical, legal, financial, or analytical text into a dense summary that keeps every named entity, number, claim, and the source's structural/chronological flow — but rewrites the prose. Wording is carried over literally by exception only (proper nouns, product names, acronyms, file names, terms of art), plus at most one verbatim quote under 15 words. No outside information, no simplification. Length targets 25% of the source word count. Use whenever the user asks to "summarize," "c...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Skill DoctorDiagnose an existing AI Skill (SKILL.md) — plain explanation of what/why/how/when, an optional workflow diagram, a two-lane review (design quality + technical/domain accuracy), and ranked enhancement suggestions. Hands off actual edits to skill-creator rather than duplicating its update logic. Use whenever the user wants to "understand," "explain," "review," "audit," "evaluate," or "get a second opinion on" a skill they already have (their own or someone else's) — e.g. "what does this skill d...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Tweet PostWrite a tweet / X post about any kind of technical content — something Ibrahim built (a skill, tool, CLI, project), a research paper or finding, a technical insight, or a project update. Use whenever he asks for a "tweet", "tweet-like post", "X post", or to "post this on Twitter/X," in English or Arabic — even if he gives a different word/character limit. Also trigger when he pastes a SKILL.md, README, paper abstract, or technical write-up and asks to "tweet about it" or "announce it on X." D...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2