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Claude Skills by jaisharmz
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- AnonymizeMake a file, a folder or a piece of writing safe to publish by removing the personal data while keeping the same principles and way of thinking. Defines what counts as identifying, what must stay, the order of transformations to try, and the two tests that end every run. Use when the operator says "anonymize", "scrub this", "make this public", "strip the personal details", and before anything moves from a private repository, conversation or document into a public one.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- DispatchRoute a message sent to #dexter into the channel where it belongs, and file queue items for work that should be deferred. Use for every inbound message in #dexter that is not itself about Dexter's own operation, and when the user says \"route this\", \"file this\", \"put this somewhere sensible\", or asks where something went.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- GrubhubOrder food on Grubhub by answering a few multiple-choice questions, and stop at the Place Order button. Use when the user says "order food", "I'm hungry", "get me dinner", "order from <restaurant>", "grubhub", or runs /grubhub. Searches what is actually open and deliverable right now, presents real restaurants and real menu items as pickable options, builds the cart, reads back the true total with fees, and hands the last tap over.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Guided LearningTeach a topic or a specific problem by asking the learner one guiding question at a time, so they derive the idea from what they already know instead of being handed it. Use when the user says "teach me", "guide me through", "help me understand X from first principles", "don't just give me the answer", "quiz me on", asks for help on homework they want to learn from, or runs /guided-learning. Works on a named topic, a problem in a PDF or handout, or a concept from earlier in the conversation.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- GuidelinesList, show, and apply the operator's engineering guidelines and perspectives — the plug-and-play prompt fragments in kernel/guidelines/. Use when the user runs /guidelines, asks which guidelines exist, asks to apply one to a piece of work, wants a guideline added or edited, or when starting work where a guideline plausibly applies (writing prose, designing a system, deciding whether to build or reuse).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Industry ResearchMap an industry or research field end to end, covering the problem hierarchy down to niche sub-problems, what "solved" would look like, market size now and in 10-15 years, a concrete project and annotated reading list to get current, the companies working each sub-problem, and named people to reach out to with a real path to each. Use when the user runs /industry-research <topic>, or asks to "map", "survey", "research the landscape of", "figure out what's happening in", or "help me understand...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- LoopsRun adversarial and judge loops over work that is about to be delivered or has just been declared done. Use when a task looks finished and should be checked, when a plan is risky enough to want a devil's advocate first, when the user says "check this", "are you sure", "poke holes in this", or runs /loops. Spawns subagents so the main context stays clean.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Proof ProjectFind the one project that would prove the operator can work in a field they have not worked in yet. Produces a small number of concrete, time-boxed, falsifiable projects, each ending in a sentence with a number that did not exist before. Use when the user says "what should I build", "how do I prove myself in X", "project ideas for <field>", or is pivoting into a field and needs a credential. Run it once per field. Discovery is agentic and uses WebSearch/WebFetch.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Role ApplyFill out a company's job application forms end to end in the browser and stop at the submit button. Use when the user names a company and says "apply", "apply to X", "fill out the application", or hands over a job posting URL. Presents a multi-select of that company's open roles first, picks the right resume, fills every field, and hands the final submit back to the operator.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Role OutreachReach a qualified company about a new-grad or internship role - choose the channel, find the right person, and leave drafts in Gmail. Covers direct email to the role owner, VC talent partners, referrals through the operator's own network, the application form itself, and work-first approaches. Use when the user says "reach out to X", "apply to X", "who do I email at X", "find me a warm intro", or "run outreach". Takes qualified targets from role-sourcing. It never sends.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Role SourcingFind and qualify companies worth applying to for new-grad or internship roles, and decide per company whether a decade there is well spent and what the operator would lead with. Use when the user says "find me companies", "who should I be applying to", "run role sourcing", or asks whether a company is worth pursuing. Produces a ranked target list and nothing else - reaching out is role-outreach. Discovery is agentic and uses WebSearch/WebFetch.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Role TrackerKeep the operator's job-search tracker, a Google Sheet rebuilt from the application records, so that one look shows what is theirs to do and what waits on someone else. Use when the operator says "update the tracker", "rebuild the tracker", "set up a tracker", "where do my applications stand" or "what's on my plate", and after any application, reply or interview change. The records and the queue are the truth; the sheet is a view of them.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Self EmailWrite and send a report email from the operator to themselves, built to be skimmed on a phone - a one-minute summary, then tables ordered by what to do first. Use when the operator says "email me", "send me an email with", "from me to me", "put it in my inbox", or asks for a list, queue or next steps as an email at the end of a run. Sends only to the operator's own address and only when they asked for that email.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Skill TestTest a newly written skill without waiting for a manual session restart, by scheduling a one-shot cron job that runs it in a fresh session and reports a verdict to #building. Use immediately after writing or substantially editing a SKILL.md, when a new skill does not appear to be loaded, or when the user says \"test the skill\", \"does it work yet\", or runs /skill-test.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- SlidesMake slides that look like the operator made them, as a .pptx that imports cleanly into Google Slides, and check every slide there before handing over. Reads the operator's measured style from config/style.md first, and measures it from their own decks when there is none. Use when the user asks for slides, a deck, "put this on a slide", "make it look like my slides", "add a slide to <deck>", wants slides moved into another deck or Google account, or runs /slides. For .pptx mechanics that have...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2