
Claude Skills by localplugins
github.com/localpluginsGenerates on-brand document and deck templates — letterhead, slide, and one-pager — as SVG from the active brand profile, with editable title, subtitle, and body zones. Vector output needs no account, key, or network. Use when a user asks for a letterhead, a slide or deck master, or a branded one-pager. Trigger with "make a letterhead", "branded slide", or "/brand-make letterhead".
Generates an on-brand marketing graphic — hero image, ad creative, background, or texture — with an image model, optionally stamped with the brand logo and a caption. Opt-in: needs a provider key and network access. Use when a user wants a photographic or illustrative graphic, not a text-heavy asset. Trigger with "make a hero image", "ad background", or "/brand-make graphic".
Generates on-brand, editable SVG logo assets — wordmark, monogram, and favicon — from the active brand profile, reusing its exact palette and heading font. Vector output needs no account, key, or network. Use when a user asks for a logo, wordmark, icon, monogram, or favicon. Trigger with "make a logo", "generate a wordmark", or "/brand-make logo".
Generates platform-sized, on-brand social templates as SVG from the active brand profile, with editable headline, subhead, and call-to-action zones. Vector output needs no account, key, or network. Use when a user asks for an Instagram post or story, an Open Graph or social card, a YouTube thumbnail, or a banner. Trigger with "make an Instagram post", "social card", or "/brand-make social".
Applies the team's saved brand profile — voice, messaging, style guide, and compliance rules — to marketing copy so every asset reads on-brand instead of generic. Use when drafting, editing, or auditing content and a brand profile may exist. Trigger with "brand voice", "apply the brand", "stay on-brand", or "/review".
Transforms one piece of content into each marketing channel's native format — length, structure, hooks, and conventions — across LinkedIn, X threads, newsletters, Instagram, YouTube, short video, and blogs. Use when reformatting content for a specific channel. Trigger with "channel format", "adapt for LinkedIn", or "/multiply".
Transforms marketing content across languages and markets through transcreation — adapting message, tone, and cultural references instead of translating word for word — while honoring per-locale brand rules and a do-not-translate glossary. Use when localizing content or when a locale is set. Trigger with "transcreate", "localize", "adapt for a market", or "/localize".
Render a JSON Resume file through an HTML template into a self-contained, ATS-friendly document ready for the browser's Save-as-PDF. Use when the user asks to render, build, generate, or export their résumé/CV.
Use when about to write or explain code that imports or calls a third-party library, or when the user asks how to use a named library/framework — resolves the version installed in the project and grounds the answer in version-matched documentation.
Use whenever fixing a failing test/type error or writing a test, to guarantee the fix is real and not a cheat. Defines what counts as fake-green and how to verify a fix is legitimate.
Use to figure out how to run a repo's tests and type/compile checks, and to write the green-keeper config. Covers common ecosystems and the config schema.
Use when writing or evaluating a test. Defines what makes a test good — behavioral, focused, and actually able to catch a regression.
Use when flagging anomalies in transaction data. Defines what money-map surfaces — duplicates, outliers, and changes in recurring charges.
Use whenever reporting financial figures, to guarantee every number is real. Numbers come from the toolkit's Decimal math and trace to source rows — never estimated or invented.
Use when categorizing transactions or building the money-map categories & rules. Explains the taxonomy, how rules apply, and how to propose new rules from uncategorized items.
Use to figure out a CSV export's columns and build the mapping the money-map toolkit needs. Covers signed-amount vs debit/credit layouts, date formats, and currency symbols.