Claude Skills by OneWave-AI

Decode a commercial lease before signing or renewing -- true all-in occupancy cost (base rent plus NNN/CAM plus escalations), the clauses that hurt small tenants (personal guarantees, relocation, restoration), and the negotiation asks landlords routinely grant. The lease is most SMBs' biggest fixed cost and least-read document.

Audit your calendar with Cowork's calendar tools -- measure meeting load and fragmentation, identify which recurring meetings earn their slot, propose consolidations and focus blocks, and draft the diplomatic messages that reclaim your week.

Sweep a contracts folder and extract every renewal date, auto-renew clause, notice window, and price-escalation term into a renewal calendar -- then create calendar reminders ahead of each notice deadline via Cowork's calendar write tools. The skill that stops auto-renewals from ambushing you.

Prepare YOUR data room for a fundraise, acquisition, or bank diligence -- builds the checklist for your deal stage, sweeps your folders for what you already have, produces a gap report, and organizes everything into the structure buyers and investors expect. The sell-side complement to cowork-deal-room.

Cowork-style sweep of a folder of receipts, statements, and expense exports -- categorizes every transaction, matches receipts to statement lines, flags policy violations and anomalies, and outputs a clean expense report plus a findings memo.

Cowork-style cleanup of a messy folder or shared drive -- classifies every file, proposes a target structure, renames to a consistent convention, deduplicates, and writes an index. Use on Downloads, Desktop, client folders, or team shared drives.

Point Cowork at a folder of resumes plus a job description -- screens every candidate against the actual requirements, produces a ranked shortlist with evidence, drafts advance/decline emails, and builds interview kits for the top picks. Pairs with hiring-scorecard for the interview stage.

Build an insurance-grade home inventory from a folder of photos and receipts -- identifies items, pulls values from receipts, estimates replacement costs, organizes by room, and outputs the documentation an insurance claim actually requires. Update mode keeps it current after new purchases.

Daily inbox triage using Cowork's email write tools (Microsoft 365 or Gmail) -- classifies unread mail, drafts replies in your voice, flags what needs a decision, and schedules follow-ups. Built to run as a recurring Cowork scheduled task.

Point Cowork at your invoices and payments records -- builds an AR aging report, drafts escalating follow-up emails matched to each invoice's age and the client relationship, and runs as a weekly scheduled task so nothing slips past 30 days unnoticed.

Point Cowork at a folder of medical bills and insurance EOBs -- matches every bill to its explanation of benefits, catches duplicate charges, balance-billing, and bills that ignore your insurance, then drafts the dispute letters and phone scripts. Most medical bills contain errors; this finds them.

Build a quarterly business review from a client folder -- reports, usage exports, support tickets, meeting notes, emails. Extracts delivered value with receipts, surfaces risks before the client does, and drafts the QBR narrative plus expansion asks. For agencies, consultancies, and CS teams.

Turn an RFP and a folder of your past proposals, case studies, and capability docs into a requirement-by-requirement compliance matrix and a drafted response. Flags disqualifiers and unanswerable requirements before you burn a week writing.

Turn a process walkthrough -- meeting transcript, screen-recording transcript, rough notes, or a folder of scattered how-to docs -- into a clean standard operating procedure: numbered steps, roles, decision points, exceptions, and a consistent template across your whole SOP library.

Sweep your folders and downloads for tax documents and build a CPA-ready package -- checklist by form type, everything renamed and organized, a missing-document chase list, and flagged items worth asking your accountant about. Organization, not tax advice.

Drop a folder of vendor quotes, proposals, and SOWs on Cowork -- normalizes them into one comparison matrix, computes true total cost of ownership, surfaces the terms each vendor buried, and arms you with negotiation leverage points and reference-check questions.

Convert a light-only site or app to a real dark mode -- semantic token mapping, elevation-based surfaces, recalibrated shadows and imagery -- not a naive inversion. Handles Tailwind, CSS variables, and styled-components, plus the toggle, persistence, and no-flash boot.

Fixes broken decks/PDFs exported from Claude's \"Design\" feature (or similar AI deck generators) — cut-off or clipped text, wrong/substituted fonts, and corrupted .pptx package structure that shows up only once you export to PDF, not while looking at it in the app. Use this skill whenever the user uploads a zip, .pptx, or .pdf exported from Claude Design (or mentions \"Design\" export, an AI-generated deck, or a generated slide deck/PDF) AND reports it looking broken, wrong, cut off, garbled...

Install a complete design-token theme into any project in one pass -- pulls a style from the Open Agent Stack design-styles collection (aurora-mesh, cirrus, liquid-glass, mono-brutalist, neo-terminal, sand-terra, tidal) or a local tokens.json, wires it into Tailwind/CSS, and repaints existing components to match.

Audit and sync design tokens between the source of truth (tokens.json, Figma variables export) and the code that should consume them (Tailwind config, CSS custom properties, theme files). Finds drift -- hardcoded values, orphan tokens, out-of-date copies -- and fixes it in the right direction.

Build or modernize an employee handbook for a small business with no HR department -- interviews the owner for actual practices, drafts every core policy in plain English, flags the state-specific requirements that need local verification, and outputs a document employees might actually read.

Turn a website URL, product docs, or a founder's rambling description into a tight 60-90 second explainer video built in HyperFrames -- problem/solution narrative, animated product walkthrough scenes, captions, and voiceover, ready for the homepage hero, sales emails, and onboarding.

Build promo videos for local businesses in HyperFrames -- the new-menu drop, the seasonal offer, the event announcement, the "we're hiring" post, the Google Business Profile clip. Restaurant, salon, gym, trades: 15-30 seconds, brand-clean, captioned, sized for Instagram, Facebook, and the profile.

Turn real customer reviews, quotes, and case-study results into polished social-proof videos built in HyperFrames -- single-testimonial spotlights, review-wall montages, and stat-driven proof reels with captions and voiceover, cut for vertical, square, and wide. The highest-converting content most businesses never make.

Turn sales history and current stock counts into reorder points, order quantities, and a this-week purchase list -- so a product business stops stocking out of winners and stops burying cash in losers. Handles seasonality, supplier lead times, and the dead-stock cleanup.

Write job posts that make the right person apply -- real role clarity, honest selling points, salary range handling, and requirements pruned to what actually predicts success. Small businesses lose great candidates to bad posts long before the interview. Feeds cowork-hiring-screener and hiring-scorecard downstream.

Find out which clients and jobs actually make money -- allocate real costs (labor hours, materials, subs, overhead) against what each job billed, and rank every client by true margin. Most service businesses discover their biggest client is their least profitable.

Get a local business found on Google -- audit and optimize the Google Business Profile, local pack ranking factors, review velocity, NAP consistency across directories, and location pages. For businesses whose customers search "near me," this outranks everything else in marketing.

Define a product's motion design language -- duration and easing scales, choreography rules, and signature moves -- and export it as tokens plus ready-to-use Framer Motion variants and CSS. The difference between animations and a motion system: everything moves like it belongs to the same product.

Respond to Google, Yelp, and industry reviews in the owner's voice -- gracious on the 5-stars, masterful on the 1-stars. Handles the angry customer, the unfair review, the fake review, and the one that mentions a legal or health issue. Every response written for the thousand future customers reading it.

Build a complete typographic system -- modular or fluid type scale, line-height and tracking per size, weight roles, and vertical rhythm -- exported as tokens, Tailwind config, and CSS. Pairs with font-pairing-suggester (which picks the fonts; this builds the system they live in).

Run the AI-news crew (scout, analyst, editor) to sweep the field with web search and ship a ranked briefing. Trigger when the user asks for an AI news brief, a daily or weekly AI roundup, "what shipped in AI", a model-release recap, or wants the standing cadence run.

Apply the OneWave design style (tokens + theme) to a frontend project. Trigger when the user asks to brand a site, apply the OneWave look, set up design tokens, theme an app, or fix off-brand colors and typography.

Use when the user wants to monitor, track, or compare competitors, their pricing pages, or their published content, and report what changed since the last check. Triggers on requests like "watch competitor X", "did their pricing change", "what did they ship", or "diff competitors against last time".

Use when the user wants to turn one source piece (blog post, transcript, doc, notes, or URL) into multiple channel-ready formats — posts, a thread, an email, and a video script. Triggers on "repurpose", "atomize", "turn this into", "make social content from", or "one piece into many".

Earnings-season prep for your holdings and watchlist -- report dates, what the market is actually watching per name, prior-quarter context, and a post-report debrief template. Preparation, not prediction. Use in the weeks around earnings season.

Analyze your actual holdings -- allocation, concentration, sector and theme overlap, correlated-risk flags, and the questions worth asking yourself. Works from a broker CSV export or a pasted list. Analysis only, never buy/sell advice.

One company on one page -- what the business actually does, how it makes money, recent results and guidance, valuation context, the honest bull and bear case, and the risks. Research support, not a recommendation. Use before buying, before earnings, or when a position needs a fresh look.

Scan official AI release notes, changelogs, and deprecation pages, then flag what affects the user's stack and recommend an action for each item. Trigger on requests like "what AI releases happened recently," "check if my models or tools are deprecated," "any changelog updates that affect my stack," or periodic release sweeps.

Everything about one account on one page -- relationship history, stakeholder map, health signals, renewal clock, open items, and expansion openings. Use before QBRs, escalations, handoffs, or any executive ask of "where are we with X?"

Build a 15-minute pre-call brief for a sales meeting -- company research, attendee intel, tailored discovery questions, and the objections likely coming with answers ready. Use before any prospect or customer call.

Turn rough call notes or a transcript into the complete post-call package -- recap email in your voice, CRM-ready notes, and the next-step task list with dates. Use within an hour of hanging up, while it still counts.

Weekly pipeline hygiene in one pass -- surface stalled deals, name the missing next action on every open opportunity, and produce an honest forecast read. Use Monday morning or before any pipeline meeting.

Add a feature to an app you vibe-coded without breaking the three things that already worked -- read the existing patterns first, extend them instead of inventing a second way to do the same thing. Use when adding any new screen, flow, or capability to an existing codebase.

Plan and capture the demo or launch video for the app you just shipped -- the beat sheet, the clean capture setup, and the narration -- so it shows the product working instead of narrating a tour. Use after shipping, when the app needs a video for a landing page, launch post, or client handoff.

GSAP in a React or Next.js app without the leaks -- timelines over stacked tweens, useGSAP and context for cleanup, ScrollTrigger set up so it survives route changes and layout shifts. Use when building GSAP animations in a component-based app.

Make a vibe-coded app survivable by someone else -- an honest README, the decisions written down, the shortcuts listed, and a setup path a new developer can follow without you. Use before handing an app to a client, a contractor, a teammate, or your own future self.

Turn the demo into a product -- replace hardcoded arrays with a real database, stubbed sign-in with real auth, and the fake form with one that actually delivers. Use when an app looks finished but nothing it shows is true.

The small motion that makes an app feel built rather than generated -- hover, press, focus, toggles, loading, and state changes done as a consistent system in plain CSS. Use when UI feels static or lifeless, or when hover effects are scattered and inconsistent.

Find and fix animation jank -- the layout thrash, paint storms, and layer explosions that make motion stutter on real devices even when it is smooth on your laptop. Use when animations feel choppy, scroll stutters, or before shipping any animation-heavy page.