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Claude Skills by proskillpacks
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- agent-ready-quick-checkFree 2-minute check of how well AI shopping agents (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini/Google AI Mode, Copilot, Claude) can read a Shopify store. It runs 6 checks on the live store (AI crawler access and llms.txt, shipping and returns in structured data, star rating schema, GTIN in schema, description length, image alt text) and compares each result with a 99-store benchmark study from October 2026. The result is a short scorecard, a diagnosis, not a fix plan. Use it when someone asks "is my store r...Votes: 0
- accessibility-quick-auditAudits a web page's HTML or a component for common accessibility failures (missing text alternatives, unlabelled form fields, heading and landmark problems, empty links and buttons, low contrast, keyboard and focus issues, ARIA misuse) and returns issues ranked by impact with the WCAG criterion, the offending code and a fix. Use when someone asks for an accessibility check, a WCAG review, or to make a page more accessible.Votes: 0
- pr-description-and-review-prepTurns a git diff or branch into a ready-to-paste pull request description (title, summary, changes, risk notes, test plan) plus questions a reviewer is likely to ask, using only what the diff shows. Use when someone is about to open a pull request or asks for a PR description or a self-review.Votes: 0
- search-intent-page-briefTurns a target keyword and the pages that currently rank for it into a content brief for a new page, covering the search intent, what the ranking pages cover, what they leave out, a proposed outline and the questions to answer. Use when someone needs an SEO content brief, an outline for a page to rank for a keyword, or a gap check against competitors.Votes: 0
- fact-claim-checkerReads a draft article, post, newsletter, report or script and lists every claim that needs a source before it is published, sorted by risk, with what kind of source would settle each one. It marks which claims the draft itself already supports, which are plain opinion, and which are risky (numbers, studies, quotes, dates, "first/only/best", cause and effect, claims about people or companies). It does not rule claims true or false from memory. Use when the user says "fact check my draft", "wha...Votes: 0
- late-payment-chaser-ukChases one late business invoice for UK freelancers, consultants and small suppliers. Works out the statutory interest (8% over the Bank of England base rate) and the fixed £40 / £70 / £100 recovery sum under the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998 with a script, shows the working with official sources, and writes staged reminder emails ready to send. Use when the user says "my client hasn't paid my invoice", "invoice is overdue", "chase a late payment", "how much late paymen...Votes: 0
- chargeback-evidence-checklistGives a Shopify store owner the evidence checklist for the chargeback or inquiry in front of them, before they write anything. For the dispute reason (Fraudulent, Unrecognized, Product not received, Product unacceptable, Credit not processed, Subscription canceled, Duplicate, General) it lists what to gather, marks each item Have, Get, Check or Not available from what the owner says, tells them where to find it in the Shopify admin or elsewhere, what Shopify already adds automatically, the fi...Votes: 0
- product-title-cleanerCleans up messy Shopify product titles so the whole catalog follows one consistent pattern (brand, product type, key attribute, variant). It removes promo words, ALL CAPS, stray symbols and size clutter, keeps your product names and trademarks, and outputs a CSV you can import into Shopify (URL handle + Title, changed rows only) plus a before/after review sheet. Works from a store URL, a collection URL, a products.json file or a Shopify product export CSV. Use when someone says "clean up my p...Votes: 0
- review-reply-drafterDrafts public replies to Shopify store reviews pasted from Judge.me, Shopify Product Reviews, Yotpo, Okendo, Loox, Google or Trustpilot. Writes one specific, non-template reply per review. Happy customers get thanked for what they actually said. Unhappy ones get an apology for the experience, one concrete next step, and an invitation to a private channel. It never admits liability and never offers refunds, credits or discounts the owner didn't approve (it uses placeholders instead). It flags ...Votes: 0
- shopify-alt-text-writerWrites accessible, SEO-aware alt text for Shopify product images and outputs a CSV you can import into Shopify (plus a review sheet). Works from a store domain, a product URL, or a Shopify product export CSV (works offline, e.g. in a chat with no web access). It reads the product title, variant and image position, looks at the actual photos when it can, keeps good existing alt text, and flags products where a CSV import is risky. Use when someone asks to "write alt text for my Shopify images"...Votes: 0
- shopify-policy-checkerAudits a Shopify store's refund, shipping, privacy, terms and contact policies. It flags missing must-haves, contradictions (between policies, FAQ pages and the "free shipping" or "30-day returns" claims in banners) and confusing wording, then gives plain-English fixes you can paste into Settings > Policies. Works from a store URL or pasted policy text. Use when someone asks to "check my store policies", "review my refund/return policy", "is my shipping policy OK", "audit my Shopify policies"...Votes: 0
- ai-search-readiness-checkChecks whether AI search tools such as ChatGPT search, Perplexity, Claude and Google can read a website, and returns a 0-100 score from 8 checks with the evidence for each, then a fix list in order of points lost. It reads robots.txt rules for AI search agents (and lists training crawlers separately, unscored), noindex, the text in the server-rendered home page, title and meta description, Organization or LocalBusiness structured data, question-style content, the sitemap and llms.txt. A scrip...Votes: 0
- readme-first-run-checkReads a project's README the way a new user would and checks, against the repository itself, every step they are told to take - the prerequisites and versions, the install and setup commands, the files, scripts, environment variables and ports the README mentions, and the run and test commands. It reports each step as OK, BROKEN, MISSING or UNVERIFIED with file evidence, then gives the first-run path a newcomer would actually experience and the README edits that fix it. It does not run instal...Votes: 0
- changelog-from-commitsTurns a range of git commits into a user-facing changelog in Keep a Changelog style (Added, Changed, Fixed, Removed, Security), grouped and reworded for readers, with the short hash of every commit behind each entry. It skips noise (formatting, CI, internal refactors), flags commits whose message does not say what changed, and never invents a version number, a date or a breaking change. Works with git access or with pasted log output. Use when the user says "write a changelog", "release notes...Votes: 0
- test-gap-finderTakes a code change (a git diff, a branch or pasted hunks) and the project's tests, lists every behaviour the change adds or alters (new branches, error paths, boundaries, new parameters, removed guards), marks each as Covered (citing the test), Not covered, or Unknown, and proposes concrete test cases for the gaps with inputs and expected results taken from the code. It never states a coverage percentage and never claims a test passes unless it ran. Works with a shell or with pasted diff and...Votes: 0
- job-post-decoderReads a job post for a job seeker and says in plain words what the job is, which requirements are firm and which are wishes, what the post leaves out (pay, location, hours, team), which phrases are worth a question, and what to ask the recruiter. It quotes the post for everything and never guesses about the employer. Use when someone pastes a job ad and says "what does this job really want", "should I apply", "decode this job post", "is this a good fit", or is deciding how to tailor an applic...Votes: 0
- invoice-checkerChecks an invoice for arithmetic errors, missing fields and internal contradictions before it is sent or paid. It recomputes every line, subtotal, discount, tax and total with a script or shown arithmetic, lists the fields a customer normally expects that are absent, and flags date, currency and rounding problems. It gives no tax advice. Use when someone has an invoice (their own to send, or one received) and says "check this invoice", "do the totals add up", "is anything missing", or pastes ...Votes: 0
- cold-email-checkerChecks a drafted cold email before it is sent. It tests every claim about the prospect against text you supply, flags claims about you that need proof, checks length, subject line and the single ask, checks the legal basics of commercial email (sender identity, postal address, opt-out), and returns a tightened version with unsupported claims removed. Use when someone has a cold or outreach email draft and says "check this email", "is this OK to send", "review my outreach", or pastes a draft w...Votes: 0
- angry-customer-reply-checkChecks a drafted reply to an upset customer before it is sent. It tests whether the reply answers what the customer actually said, whether every promise is backed by the policy or approval you supplied, and whether the tone helps or inflames (blame, jargon, empty apology, defensive phrases), then returns a repaired draft. Use when someone has a draft reply to a complaint, refund demand or angry message and says "check my reply", "is this OK to send", "does this sound defensive", or pastes a c...Votes: 0