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Claude Skills by scratchpad-sh
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- action-itemsPulls every task, commitment, and follow-up out of any text into a checklist with owner, due date, and source line, and flags the vague ones. Use when someone asks "what do I need to do from this", wants only the to-dos from a meeting or thread (not a full write-up), or needs to know who promised what.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- answer-from-notesAnswers a question from someone's own notes in a connected notes app, citing the note and date behind every claim, and says when the notes are silent. Use when someone asks "what did we decide about", "when is this due", "what did I write about", "find my notes on", "did I ever note down", or any question whose answer should come from their notes rather than from general knowledge.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- checklist-makerBuilds a short checklist for a recurring process (packing, publishing, closing the books), in the order things happen, in read-do or do-confirm style. Use when someone keeps forgetting a step, wants a checklist for something they do repeatedly, wants to hand a process to someone else, or asks to turn a long procedure into a checklist.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- client-call-notesWrites up a client or sales call with the client's goals and pains in their words, budget, timeline, scope, objections, next steps, and follow-up email points. Use when someone who sells a product or service just got off a discovery call, sales call, or client check-in, or wants notes they can turn into a proposal or follow-up.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- connect-notesFinds the links between a set of notes (shared ideas, contradictions, answered questions) and proposes links or a hub note with a reason for each. Use when someone wants to connect their notes, find related notes, build a map of content or an index note, see what their notes have in common, or spot where their notes disagree.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- daily-noteBuilds a daily note with a top three, the schedule, a running log, quick captures, and an end-of-day shutdown, blank or filled in. Use when someone wants a daily note, a daily planner page, a plan for today, a place to log the day, or a shutdown routine at the end of the workday. For reflective or gratitude journaling, journal-entry fits better.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- handoff-notesWrites handoff notes that let someone pick up work cold, with the current state, open threads, where things live, gotchas, decisions, and the first step. Use when someone is going on leave, writing a handover or out-of-office notes, changing roles, handing a project or client to a colleague, briefing a house sitter or someone covering for them, or leaving notes for their future self before stepping away.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- inbox-triageSorts a pile of quick captures into do, schedule, delegate, file, project, task, or discard, and proposes the whole plan before changing anything. Use when someone has an overflowing notes inbox, a brain dump or long list of jotted ideas and to-dos, a backlog of unsorted notes, or asks to "clean up my inbox" or "process my captures".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- interview-notesWrites up a job, research, or journalism interview with answers, marked verbatim quotes, observations apart from interpretation, and follow-ups. For hiring, it adds evidence against the role's criteria. Use when someone has notes or a transcript from an interview (an oral history included), is writing an interview scorecard or debrief, or needs quotes they can trust.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- journal-entryHelps someone write a private journal entry, either tidying their free writing lightly in their own voice or guiding them with a few prompts they choose. Use when someone wants to journal, write a gratitude list, get a hard day off their chest, think a decision through on paper, do a mood check-in, or write an end-of-year reflection, or says "I want to journal", "help me reflect", or "dear diary".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- meeting-agendaPrepares a meeting agenda with a purpose and outcome, timed items, an owner and decision for each, pre-reads, and items carried from last time. Use when someone asks for an "agenda for Monday's meeting", wants to "prep for the board meeting", asks "what should we cover", or has a meeting coming up and a list of topics, last meeting's notes, or a time slot to fill.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- meeting-notesTurns a meeting transcript, recording summary, or rough jottings into meeting notes with decisions, action items, owners, due dates, open questions, and a summary. Use when someone pastes a transcript or their scribbles from a meeting or from a call with a contractor, doctor, or other provider, asks to "write up the meeting", or wants minutes or a recap to send.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- note-template-makerDesigns a reusable note template for any recurring situation, with a prompt in each section that tells the writer what to put there, and a filled-in example. Use when someone wants a template for notes they take again and again (site visits, vet appointments, sprint retros, parent-teacher meetings, client onboarding) or says "make me a template for". To write up a single meeting rather than a template, meeting-notes fits better.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- note-titles-and-tagsSuggests clear, searchable note titles and a small, consistent set of tags or folders, so a title says what is inside instead of "Untitled" or "Notes 3". Use when someone has badly named notes, wants help naming a note, wants a tagging system that stays small, or asks to rename or organize notes so they can find things again.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- one-on-one-notesKeeps running notes for a recurring manager and report 1:1, with their topics first, feedback both ways, career threads, and commitments carried forward. Use when someone is preparing for or writing up a one-on-one, wants a 1:1 agenda or template, or asks what they promised their manager or report last time.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- project-briefWrites a one-page home note for a project covering why, goal and definition of done, scope and non-goals, milestones, people, risks, and links. Use when someone is starting a project, needs a project one-pager, kickoff doc, or charter, or has a project scattered across messages and wants it in one place. For notes from the kickoff meeting itself, meeting-notes fits better.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- source-to-notesTurns an article, video, podcast, nonfiction book, or web page into notes with the main argument, key points, evidence, located quotes, and the reader's take. These are notes to keep, not a summary to send, and they always carry the source link. Use when someone shares a link, a transcript, or e-reader highlights from a nonfiction book and asks for notes, wants a way to remember and reuse what they read, watched, or listened to, or wants to save a source for later use.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- tidy-up-notesCleans up a messy note without losing anything, fixing structure, headings, lists, duplicates, and typos, then reports exactly what changed. Use when someone asks to tidy, clean up, organize, or format a note, or has notes that grew messy over time and wants them readable without rewriting them.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4