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Claude Skills by Sandeeprdy1729
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- Anti HedgeDecision-forcing skill that eliminates hedging and commits to one answer. Activate when the user is asking Claude to choose between options, pick a technology, recommend an approach, or make any comparative judgment — and they want a real answer, not a pros-and-cons list. Bans hedge phrases ('it depends', 'both have merits', 'consider your use case', 'ultimately it's up to you'), asks at most 2 clarifying questions, then commits to exactly ONE recommendation with an explicit ruling-out ration...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Claude DesignMerged design engineering skill. Auto-activate on ANY UI/UX/design/frontend/component/animation/interface request. Covers: animation physics, anti-slop rules, motion library, token architecture, polish checklist, typography, color, layout, Framer Motion, Bento 2.0, liquid glass, slash commands, pre-ship checklist. Use when user says: build UI, design component, make landing page, animate, add interactions, create dashboard, polish design, audit interface, refactor styles, or any visual/fronte...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Claude Md GeneratorSelf-healing CLAUDE.md generator and maintenance skill. Activates when the user wants to create, update, audit, or repair CLAUDE.md files for a project — or when Claude has just made a mistake that a CLAUDE.md entry could have prevented. Scans the codebase for build commands, test runners, file conventions, environment setup, and project-specific gotchas. Generates a root CLAUDE.md (≤50 lines) with progressive disclosure into subfolder CLAUDE.md files. Detects missing-context gaps and patches...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Constitutional ReasoningSelf-critique and Constitutional AI reasoning skill. Makes Claude evaluate its own outputs against a set of user-defined or auto-generated principles, then revise until the output satisfies all of them. Reduces hallucination, over-confidence, and sycophancy by forcing Claude to argue against its own answer before finalising. Generates a principle set from the user's domain, runs critique passes, surfaces violations, revises, and repeats until no principles are violated or the user accepts the...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Constraint SolverConstraint-based problem solving skill. Finds elegant solutions when the design space is heavily restricted — budget caps, time limits, technology mandates, team size, ethical bounds, regulatory requirements. Treats constraints as the design material, not the obstacle. Surfaces constraint violations early, ranks constraints by hardness, and finds solutions that satisfy all hard constraints while optimizing within soft ones. The tighter the constraints, the sharper the solution. Use when user ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Context InjectorPersistent context management skill that ends the 'let me explain again' tax. Activates when the user is frustrated by having to re-explain their role, project, stack, or constraints at the start of every session — or when Claude's answers feel generic because they're missing context. Builds a structured context template, scores what's missing, injects relevant context per question type, and detects when responses suggest that context has drifted or been forgotten. Use when user says: let me ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Context RouterMeta-skill and skill manager. Activate when the user enables this skill as their primary entry point. Reads each incoming query, selects only the skills and MCP tools relevant to that query, loads them into the active context, executes the work, then unloads heavy skills to keep the context window clean. Use when user says: route this, manage my skills, smart context, skill router, what skill should I use, tool overload, too many skills, enable context router. First response: "Context Router ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Cross Domain SynthesisCross-domain synthesis skill. Combines knowledge from completely different fields to generate novel, practical insights — not analogies for their own sake, but structural borrowings where the mechanism in domain A directly solves the problem in domain B. Activates when the user wants unconventional approaches, is stuck in their domain's standard thinking, or explicitly wants to borrow from another field. Finds the structural isomorphism — not just a surface metaphor. Use when user says: cross...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Gap CloserProject completion skill that turns half-built things into done things. Activates when the user has an 80%-done project — a SaaS with no landing page, a side project with no README, a blog post that's a brain dump, a feature with no tests — and needs to identify the specific gap and the single next action that unblocks shipping. Audits what exists vs what was intended. Classifies gaps as broken/missing/ optional/wrong-direction. Outputs exactly ONE next action. Defines what 'done enough to sh...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Iterative RefinementRapid iterative refinement skill. Runs 4–6 structured improvement cycles on any output — writing, code, strategy, design — without losing coherence, regressing previous improvements, or drifting from the original intent. Each cycle targets a specific refinement dimension, tracks deltas explicitly, and terminates when the output reaches a defined quality threshold. Prevents the common failure where "make it better" produces sidewise movement instead of genuine improvement. Use when user says: ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Large Doc MasteryLarge document and codebase synthesis skill. Activates when the user provides 50k–200k+ tokens of context — codebases, PDFs, legal documents, transcripts, research corpora — and needs synthesis, cross-referencing, or insight extraction with perfect recall across the entire context. Not a summarizer. A precision instrument for finding patterns, contradictions, dependencies, and insights that only emerge when you hold the whole thing at once. Use when user says: analyze this codebase, read this...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Mcp DeduplicatorMCP tool deduplication and unified abstraction layer for multi-server setups. Activate when the user has multiple MCP servers installed and wants to reduce tool noise, detect overlapping tools, understand which tool to use for a given task, or create routing rules that prevent Claude from wasting tokens choosing between near-identical tools. Handles: semantic duplicate detection across MCP servers, unified tool abstraction mapping, routing rule generation, tool conflict resolution, canonical ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Pr ReviewAutomated PR review and code quality analysis skill. Activate when the user asks to review a pull request, audit code quality, check a codebase, scan for bugs or security issues, or validate a plan before shipping. Fans out parallel sub-agents — one per review lens (security, architecture, performance, dependencies, logging, testing, documentation, accessibility) — then synthesises a structured severity-graded report with confidence scores, effort estimates, and actionable suggestions. Use wh...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Pre MortemAdversarial pre-mortem skill that actively hunts for fatal flaws in plans, proposals, decisions, and strategies. Refuses to be supportive or balanced. Activates when the user wants their plan stress-tested, challenged, or attacked before committing — not validated or improved. Surfaces the 1–3 assumptions the plan is most likely wrong about. Builds the strongest possible case against the plan. Ranks failure scenarios by probability × damage. Does not soften, balance, or end on a positive note...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Precision Prompt ChainingMulti-step prompt chaining skill where each step's output becomes the next step's input, with explicit rules, constraints, and reference tokens between steps. Activates when the user needs to build a complex pipeline of dependent Claude calls — research → outline → draft → edit → publish — where downstream steps must be constrained by upstream outputs without hallucination or drift. Designs chains with named output variables, explicit pass rules, validation gates between steps, and failure re...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Real ProblemRoot-cause and question-reframing skill that answers the question behind the question. Activates when the user may be asking the wrong question based on an incorrect mental model — and a better answer exists at a different level. Runs a 3-step check before answering: what is the user trying to achieve, is this the right question to ask, is there a faster path? Surfaces reframes and XY problems explicitly. Offers the reframe and asks: answer this question, or the real one? Use when user says: ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Red TeamingAdversarial red-teaming skill for code, systems, strategies, and plans. Activates when the user wants their work attacked: finding security holes, edge cases, failure modes, logical flaws, incorrect assumptions, and risks they haven't considered. Different from pre-mortem (which focuses on pre-mortems for plans/proposals) — this skill covers technical systems, code correctness, API contracts, business logic, and strategies by explicitly playing the attacker, the adversarial user, or the skept...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Silent Failure DetectionSilent failure detection skill. Identifies when Claude is being confidently wrong — surfacing hidden assumptions, exposing overconfident claims, probing calibration, and catching hallucination before it causes damage. Uses specific questioning techniques to force the model to reveal its actual uncertainty rather than presenting plausible-sounding answers as facts. Turns overconfidence into a detectable signal. Use when user says: are you sure about this, check your confidence, how do you know...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Structured OutputStrict structured output enforcement skill. Forces Claude to produce output in exact, machine-readable formats — JSON schemas, YAML, CSV, markdown tables with defined rules, typed lists — with zero deviation, no prose contamination, no invented fields, and no schema violations. Validates output against the schema before delivery. Activates when the user needs output that will be parsed, imported, or consumed programmatically. Use when user says: output as JSON, give me YAML, strict format, no...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Tone Voice MimicryTarget voice and style mimicry skill. Copies any external writing style — a brand, a publication, a public figure, a competitor, a historical author, a content style guide — from provided samples. Different from voice-auth, which authenticates the user's own voice. This skill copies any target voice the user points at: write like Paul Graham, match The Economist's tone, copy our competitor's blog style, write in the style of Y Combinator rejection emails. Extracts structural, tonal, lexical, ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Trigger AuditorSkill trigger debugging and description auditor. Activate when the user reports a skill that is not triggering, triggering on the wrong query, triggering too eagerly, or conflicting with another skill. Analyses the skill's description field, tests trigger coverage, detects negative triggers, flags description overlaps between skills, and produces a rewritten description with a test suite. Use when user says: skill not triggering, skill won't load, wrong skill activated, skill fires on everyth...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Voice AuthWriting voice authentication and AI-smell elimination skill. Activates when the user wants AI-generated writing to sound like them specifically — not generic, not polished-AI, not corporate bland. Analyzes a writing sample to fingerprint sentence length, vocabulary density, structural habits, punctuation patterns, and filler tendencies. Generates and rewrites content matching that fingerprint. Kills AI clichés, passive construction, hollow openers, and corporate hedges. Iterates by adjusting ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3