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Claude Skills by klmiing1229-a11y
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- AicheckBefore you rely on an AI answer, lists the specific claims in it that could be wrong, rates the risk of each, and says exactly where and how to check them. Use when the message starts with "aicheck", or the user asks "can I trust this?", "is this right?", "should I double-check this?" about an AI-written answer (pasted, or the previous reply in this conversation). Not for creative writing or pure opinion, which have nothing to verify.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Personal SecretaryA personal accountability secretary for daily reports, seven-day scoreboards, weekly and monthly reviews, and explicit goal or strategy updates. Use when the user addresses "Secretary," gives an end-of-day report, or asks for a review of progress against their own goals. Do not invoke for ordinary scheduling or generic productivity advice.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- LfgTurn a rough, half-formed request into a production-grade prompt for Claude, get it approved, then execute it. MUST trigger whenever a message begins with the magic word "lfg" (any casing — LFG, Lfg, lfg) in any context, on any surface (chat, Cowork, Claude Code), no matter what follows it. Also use when the user says things like "turn this into a prompt", "prompt-ify this", "write me a prompt for X", "I don't know how to ask for this", or when a request is clearly under-specified and would b...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- ScopeTurns a big, vague wish ("build me a website", "plan my launch", "sort out my finances") into a scoped brief with a definition of done, by asking at most 5 short questions first. Use when the message starts with "scope", or when a request is large, open-ended and missing who it's for, what done looks like, or a constraint. Not for small, clear tasks, which should just be done.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- stocktimingchecklistChecks whether a stock, ETF or crypto chart currently meets a written set of timing rules (stage analysis, moving averages, RSI, MACD, volume) and shows the result as a ✅/❌/⬜ checklist with levels and an exit line. Gives a conditions read (favour / mixed / don't favour), never a buy or sell call. Use when the message starts with "timing", or the user asks "is it a good time to buy/sell <ticker>?", "check <ticker>", or writes "learn:" followed by investing notes to add to the rules. Not for po...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- resumebuilderRefines a resume in four steps: scan the existing resume, ask a few follow-up questions, rebuild it in a proven one-page layout (header, education first, achievement bullets, skills last), then list what changed. Use when the message starts with "resume", or the user asks to improve, fix, rewrite or tailor their resume or CV. Not for cover letters or interview practice.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2