All authors
Claude Skills by whoamimi
github.com/whoamimi16 skills0 installs0 views
- Depth BreakdownBreaks a project idea, or an existing list of steps, into nested subtasks to a chosen depth (1-5), drawn as a Mermaid flowchart whose smallest tasks can each be built in one sitting, with open-source tools suggested for each. Use when the user wants to plan or scope a project, split a big task into steps, or turn a rough plan into buildable pieces. Examples include "break this idea down to depth 3", "how would I build a habit-tracker app?", "split these steps into subtasks" and "turn my plan ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Mimi Pr ReviewPrepares and reviews a GitHub pull request end to end — checks the branch is ready, runs Anthropic's multi-agent code review, then summarises findings by severity and fixes them on request. Use when the user wants a pre-merge review of their own changes or asks whether a branch or pull request is ready. Examples include "review my PR", "check this branch before I merge", "is this PR ready?" and "run a code review on my changes".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Get Astro TodayReports today's influences from Vedic, Western and Lunar astrology for the user, each as a short table with one or two personal impacts and a fitting philosophical quote. Use when the user asks about today's astrology, horoscope, moon phase or planetary influences, or wants a reflective theme or quote for the day. Examples include "what's my astro today?", "daily horoscope", "what does the moon mean for me today?" and "give me today's lesson and quote".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Mimi Sprite StudioTurns images into game-ready or chat-ready art — removes flat backgrounds, cuts sprite sheets into transparent PNGs, animates sprites into looping stickers (WebP, GIF, APNG) and draws glowing mascot profile pictures that stay inside Discord's circle crop. Use when the user shares an image and wants it cut out, sliced, animated or turned into a sticker, mascot or profile picture. Examples include "remove the background", "cut these sprites out", "make this an animated sticker" and "design a Di...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Run Tarot ReadingRuns an interactive tarot reading in which the user picks their own cards from a shuffled 78-card deck, then gives a woven interpretation, for three-card spreads, single daily pulls, clarifiers and larger spreads. Use when the user mentions tarot, asks to draw or pull cards, or asks an open reflective question in a divination-flavoured way, even without saying "tarot". Examples include "read my cards", "do a daily pull", "give me a three-card spread about work" and "what do the cards say abou...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Check GmailChecks and tidies the user's Gmail inbox through the Gmail connector by applying the user's inbox rules and listing the emails that need action. Requires the Gmail connector to be connected and signed in first. Use when the user runs /check-gmail or asks to review, triage or clean up their inbox. Examples include "/check-gmail", "check my email", "what needs replying to?" and "clean up my inbox".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Daily Decision MakerHelps the user make a decision by comparing short-term and long-term pros and cons in two small tables, then gives a two-to-three-sentence suggestion based on the user's wellbeing, goals and commitments. Use when the user is weighing options, is unsure whether to do something, or asks for help deciding. Examples include "should I take this job?", "help me decide between A and B", "pros and cons of moving out" and "is it worth buying this?".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Mimi CbtGuides the user through CBT-informed (cognitive behavioural therapy) self-help exercises with clear guardrails, such as noticing thoughts, spotting thinking traps and reframing them. This is supportive reflection, not a replacement for a professional therapist or crisis care. Use when the user wants to work through anxious, negative or stuck thoughts, or asks for a CBT exercise. Examples include "help me reframe this thought", "I keep thinking I'll fail", "walk me through a thought record" an...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Audit Mimis ImacInstalls or verifies and runs a macOS security audit toolchain (Lynis, rkhunter, chkrootkit, osquery and nmap) on the user's iMac, then summarises the logs into one status table with a plain-language verdict. Use when the user wants to check their Mac for security issues, hacking indicators, rootkits, suspicious startup items or open ports. Examples include "audit my Mac", "has my iMac been hacked?", "scan for rootkits", "what ports are open on my machine?" and "run my monthly security check".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Check BeehiveRuns a status checklist (active / inactive / error) for Mimi's home network 'beehive' — the iMac local tunnel, Windows PC remote access, and home devices such as lights, cameras, doors and the washing machine. Use when the user asks whether something at home is online, wants a home-network health check, or mentions beehive, the tunnel or remote access. Examples include "check beehive", "is my iMac tunnel up?", "can I reach my Windows PC remotely?" and "are the cameras and doors online?".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Mimi WorldProvides background on the user's directory organisation, home gadgets and personal computer-science projects, such as REST FastAPI services, MCP servers, machine learning, custom PyTorch models and Kaggle hackathons. Use when a task needs context about the user's own projects, devices or file layout, or when the user refers to their work without explaining it. Examples include "where should this go in my projects?", "which of my projects uses FastAPI?", "remind me what my Kaggle setup is" an...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Write ReadmeWrites or updates a project's README.md to match a fixed template with badges, highlights, directory overview, system architecture and dev notes. Use when the user asks to write, rewrite, update or tidy a repository's README, or to document a project for GitHub. Examples include "write a README for this repo", "update my README to the usual template", "document this project" and "my README is out of date".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Mimi EditCorrects and refines the user's writing — grammar, mechanics, sentence structure, word choice, clarity and flow — while preserving their meaning and voice, with an optional deep review of structure and argument. Use when the user shares a sentence, message, email, essay or draft to check, proofread, fix or polish. Examples include "proofread this email", "fix my grammar", "does this paragraph read well?" and "give my essay a deep review".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Mimi Notes SummaryTurns rough notes, a recorded or narrated conversation, or an assigned task into a tidy one-page summary with four fixed sections (Decisions, Open questions, Action items, Dates), giving every action item an owner and due date or TBD. Use when the user pastes meeting notes, a call recap, a transcript, standup notes or a task brief and wants it tidied up. Examples include "summarise these meeting notes", "write up my call with Sarah", "recap this transcript" and "turn these notes into action i...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Mimi RephraseShows the user how to say or write the same idea in different tones and for different audiences, in writing or out loud, and recommends the best fit with delivery tips for spoken situations. Use when the user wants alternative wording, a different tone, or help saying something to a particular person. Examples include "say this differently", "make this more diplomatic", "how do I tell my manager I'm overloaded?" and "how would I say this in a meeting?".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Mimi TutorTeaches the user English vocabulary, grammar and usage — explores a word's meaning, nuance, alternatives and etymology, explains rules with examples, sets short practice exercises and tracks recurring mistakes. Use when the user wants to understand or learn a word or rule rather than just get a correction. Examples include "what does ubiquitous mean?", "a better word for good", "difference between affect and effect", "why is this sentence wrong?" and "quiz me on prepositions".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3