Claude Skills by raghuramsirigiri

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Action TitlesARewrite a deck's slide titles as the claim each slide proves — "Orders rose 17% in March to 5,480", not "Orders" — and flag every current title that claims more than its slide shows. Use when the user has a PowerPoint deck (.pptx) or pasted slide text and says the titles are just labels, wants headline or action titles, "so-what" titles, takeaway titles, or wants the deck to tell its story through the titles before a QBR, board or client meeting. Every number in a new title is on that slide; ...dataVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
Chart DashboardABuild a self-contained HTML dashboard, data-story report, slide deck, printable one-pager, email-safe chart snapshot, or Teams post from supplied information (metrics, tables, notes, pasted data, a topic), rendered with the bundled zero-dependency charts-lib SVG chart library. Use whenever the user asks for a dashboard, analytics page, KPI/bento view, illustrated report, a presentation, slides or a deck, a one-page handout or brief to print, charts to paste into an email (Outlook, Gmail, a we...datagobashVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
Chart HonestyAReview the charts already in a PowerPoint deck (.pptx) or described in chat, one by one, for the ways a chart misleads — wrong chart type, a truncated axis, a dual axis, 3D, pie misuse, a title the data contradicts, missing units — and give the fix for each. Use when the user asks whether their charts are misleading, honest, fair or "going to get me caught out", wants a chart review or chart check before a board, QBR or client meeting, or asks about a truncated or dual axis. Every finding cit...datagoVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
Decisions OnlyAExtract only the decisions and commitments from a meeting transcript, recap or notes — what was chosen, who owns what, by when — and nothing else. Use when the user pastes or points at a transcript, Teams recap, call notes or minutes and wants to know what was actually agreed, what they are on the hook for, who owns an action, or what came out of a meeting. Not a summary: it deliberately discards everything that binds nobody.datarustgoVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
Exec BriefABoil a long email thread, chat, status report or document down to what a senior reader needs — one bottom-line sentence, at most three points, and the one thing you need from them — ready to paste into Outlook or Teams. Use when the user has to brief a manager, director or exec, asks for "the short version", a BLUF, a TL;DR for their boss, or wants to know what to send upward from a thread they've been copied on. Not a summary: it cuts everything that doesn't change what the reader does, and ...datagogitVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
Sanity CheckACheck a single spreadsheet, deck, PDF or document for internal mistakes before it goes out — totals that don't reconcile or cross-foot, error cells, shares over 100%, duplicated rows, sign errors, stale as-of dates, placeholders left in, mixed units, and a summary that contradicts its own detail — ranked into what blocks sending and what merely invites a question. Use when someone asks whether a file is right, safe to send, consistent, or free of embarrassing errors, or wants it checked, proo...datagoVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
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Whats ChangedACompare two periods of the same report and say what moved, by how much, and which few lines explain the total — ranked, with rate split from volume. Use when the user has this month's and last month's numbers (workbook, CSV, PowerPoint pack, PDF or Word doc) and asks what changed, what's driving it, why revenue or cost moved, or wants month-on-month or quarter-on-quarter variance commentary they can repeat in a meeting. Not a cell-by-cell diff, and it never invents a cause the source doesn't ...datagoVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2