ocr
画像ファイルからテキストを抽出しクリップボードにコピー。「文字起こし」「OCR」などで使用。
skill-scanner
Macで登録済みClaude agent skillsをスキャンし一覧表示。「スキルを調べて」「登録済みスキル一覧」などで使用。読み取り専用で安全に実行。
slidev-creator
独自性のある高品質なSlidevプレゼンテーションを作成。「スライド作成」「プレゼン作成」「Slidev」などのリクエストで使用。
tech-blog-seo-draft-creator
テックブログ記事の下書きをSEO最適化込みで一括作成するスキル。雑なメモから体裁を整え、タイトル・メタディスクリプション・ハッシュタグまで生成。「SEO込みで記事にして」「SEO最適化された下書きを作成して」「公開できる形にして」などのリクエストで利用。
tech-blog-seo-rewriter
テックブログ記事をSEOに最適化してリライトするスキル。タイトル最適化、メタディスクリプション生成、本文のキーワード配置、コンテンツ拡充提案、古い表現の更新、構造化データ提案など、包括的なSEOライティングを実施。「SEOリライトして」「検索順位を上げたい」「記事を最適化」などのリクエストで利用。
technyan-x-post-generator
記事からテクにゃん.のXアカウント用ポスト投稿案を生成。日英両方の投稿案を3パターンずつ生成。
optimize-post
原稿からXのアルゴリズムに最適化されたポスト内容を生成。「X投稿を最適化」「ツイート作成」などで使用。
quote-repost
元のポストに自分のコメントや意見を加えて引用リポストするための内容を生成。「引用リポスト」「引用ツイート」などで使用。
tech-video-metadata
技術解説系YouTube動画のメタデータ(タイトル・概要欄・ハッシュタグ)を生成するスキル。プロスペクト理論を活かした損失回避の心理を使ったタイトル生成、見やすい概要欄(目次、タイムテーブル、SNSリンク含む)、体系的なハッシュタグ選定を実施。「YouTube用のタイトルを作成」「動画の概要欄を生成」などのリクエストで利用。
weekly-news-metadata
週刊テックニュース動画のYouTubeメタデータ（タイトル・概要欄・ハッシュタグ）を生成するスキル。「週刊ニュースを作成して」「週刊テックニュースを作りたい」などのリクエストで利用。
app-audit
Analyzes installed Termux packages and Android apps to identify redundancies, categorize usage, and suggest cleanups. Use when the user asks to audit apps, check for bloatware, or analyze installed software.
Gemini Extension Authoring
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a gemini extension", "author a gemini extension", "package a gemini hook", "publish a gemini extension", or asks about "extension structure", "gemini-extension.json", or "hooks.json".
web-features-summary
This skill should be used when the user is performing "frontend development", working with "HTML" or "CSS", or writing "JavaScript" (including "server-side JS", "Node.js", or "JS scripting"). It provides guidance on modern web features that have recently reached cross-browser Baseline status.
ExUnit Test Framework
Execute and generate ExUnit tests for Elixir projects with setup callbacks, describe blocks, and async testing support
Framework Detector
Multi-signal framework detection with confidence scoring for 6 major frameworks
Jest Test Framework
Execute and generate Jest tests for JavaScript/TypeScript projects with support for unit, integration, and E2E testing
NestJS Framework
Node.js/TypeScript backend framework with dependency injection and modular architecture
pytest Test Framework
Execute and generate pytest tests for Python projects with fixtures, parametrization, and mocking support
RSpec Test Framework
Execute and generate RSpec tests for Ruby projects with let bindings, before hooks, and mocking support
Test Framework Detector
Automatically detect test frameworks (Jest, pytest, RSpec, xUnit) in projects by analyzing configuration files and dependencies
xUnit Test Framework
Execute and generate xUnit tests for C#/.NET projects with FluentAssertions and Moq support
agents-md-generator
Generate comprehensive agents.md files for Builder.io Fusion projects. Creates project-specific AI instruction files that establish conventions, build commands, testing procedures, design system rules, and coding standards. Use when setting up a new project, onboarding a repository to AI-assisted development, or improving AI code generation quality.
ai-rules-reviewer
Review, fix, and create Builder.io Fusion rules files (.builderrules, .mdc, agents.md) for maximum AI effectiveness. Use to: (1) audit existing rules and get feedback, (2) fix rules that AI is ignoring, (3) get guidance when writing new rules.
template-skill
Replace with description of the skill and when Claude should use it.
url-content-loading
A URL content loading tool that extracts text or metadata from URLs across multiple platforms (YouTube, PTT, Twitter/X, Truth Social, Reddit, GitHub, and more). Use this when you need to load and extract content from social posts, videos, documents, or code repositories for scraping, data extraction, or content analysis.
tembo-cli
Interact with the Tembo Public API to create coding tasks, list repositories, and manage AI agent workflows. Use when automating Tembo tasks, integrating Tembo into CI/CD pipelines, or building custom tooling around Tembo's AI coding agents.
alloy-guides
Titanium Alloy MVC official framework reference. Use when working with, reviewing, analyzing, or examining Alloy models, views, controllers, Backbone.js data binding, TSS styling, widgets, Alloy CLI, sync adapters, migrations, or MVC compilation. AUTO-DETECT: If the project has an app/views/ + app/controllers/ + app/styles/ folder structure, it is an Alloy project — invoke this skill BEFORE editing XML views, JS controllers, or TSS styles. Alloy XML is NOT HTML; TSS is NOT CSS; controllers follow Alloy-specific patterns, not web MVC.
alloy-howtos
Titanium Alloy CLI and configuration guide. Use when creating, reviewing, analyzing, or examining Alloy projects, running alloy commands (new, generate, compile), configuring alloy.jmk or config.json, debugging compilation errors, creating conditional views, using Backbone.Events for communication, or writing custom XML tags. AUTO-DETECT: If the project has app/views/ + app/controllers/ structure and the task involves Alloy CLI commands, project configuration, or build issues, invoke this skill first.
purgetss
Titanium PurgeTSS utility-first styling toolkit. Use when styling, reviewing, analyzing, or examining Titanium UI with utility classes, configuring config.cjs, creating dynamic components with $.UI.create(), building animations, using grid layouts, setting up icon fonts, or working with TSS styles. AUTO-DETECT: If purgetss/ folder or purgetss/config.cjs exists, this project uses PurgeTSS — invoke this skill BEFORE writing ANY styling code. All styling MUST use PurgeTSS utility classes in XML, NOT custom TSS. PurgeTSS classes look like Tailwind but are NOT Tailwind — verify every class exists before using it. Never use padding on Views (use margins on children), never use flexbox classes, never write manual TSS when a utility class exists.
ti-api
Titanium SDK complete API reference. Use when looking up properties, methods, events, constants, or type signatures for any Ti.* or Modules.* API. Covers Ti.UI, Ti.Android, Ti.App, Ti.Media, Ti.Network, Ti.Database, Ti.Filesystem, Ti.Geolocation, Ti.Contacts, Ti.Calendar, Global, and third-party modules (Map, BLE, NFC, Facebook, Identity, CoreMotion). AUTO-DETECT: If tiapp.xml exists in the project, this is a Titanium project — invoke this skill BEFORE writing any code that uses Ti.* APIs. Do NOT rely on training data for Titanium APIs; always check the reference files in this skill first.
ti-expert
Titanium SDK architecture and implementation expert. Use when designing, reviewing, analyzing, or examining Titanium project structure (Alloy or Classic), creating controllers/views/services, choosing models vs collections, implementing communication patterns, handling memory cleanup, testing, auditing code, migrating legacy apps, or building adaptive/responsive layouts for tablets, foldables, and large screens. AUTO-DETECT: If tiapp.xml exists, invoke this skill BEFORE making architectural decisions, creating new controllers/views, or restructuring code. Titanium has its own patterns for navigation (NavigationWindow, TabGroup), memory management, and event handling that differ from web frameworks.
ti-guides
Titanium SDK official fundamentals and configuration guide. Use when working with, reviewing, analyzing, or examining Titanium projects, Hyperloop native access, app distribution (App Store/Google Play), tiapp.xml configuration, CLI commands, memory management, bridge optimization, CommonJS modules, SQLite transactions, or coding standards. AUTO-DETECT: If tiapp.xml exists, invoke this skill for any project configuration, build, or deployment question. Covers SDK versions, platform compatibility, and tiapp.xml settings that are unique to Titanium.
ti-howtos
Titanium SDK native feature integration guide. Use when implementing, reviewing, analyzing, or examining Titanium location services, maps (Google Maps v2, Map Kit), push notifications (APNs, FCM), camera/gallery, media APIs, SQLite databases, HTTPClient networking, WKWebView, Android Intents, background services, iOS Keychain/iCloud, WatchKit/Siri integration, or CI/CD with Fastlane and Appium. AUTO-DETECT: If tiapp.xml exists and the task involves native device features (camera, GPS, push, maps, media, networking), invoke this skill BEFORE writing implementation code. Titanium wraps native APIs differently than React Native or Flutter.
ti-ui
Titanium SDK UI/UX patterns and components expert. Use when working with, reviewing, analyzing, or examining Titanium layouts, ListView/TableView performance optimization, event handling and bubbling, gestures (swipe, pinch), animations, accessibility (VoiceOver/TalkBack), orientation changes, custom fonts/icons, app icons/splash screens, or platform-specific UI (Action Bar, Navigation Bar). AUTO-DETECT: If tiapp.xml exists, invoke this skill BEFORE creating or modifying any UI view, window, or layout. Titanium layouts (composite, vertical, horizontal) differ from web/CSS — never assume web layout behavior.
daggerheart-core-rules
Comprehensive guide to the Daggerheart Tabletop Roleplaying Game (TTRPG). Use this skill when users ask questions about Daggerheart rules, character creation, classes, gameplay mechanics, GM guidance, adversaries, or lore.
activation-metrics
When the user wants to define, measure, or optimize user activation -- including identifying the aha moment, measuring time-to-value, or building an activation funnel. Also use when the user says "activation rate," "aha moment," "setup moment," "habit moment," "time to value," or "how do I measure activation." For onboarding design, see product-onboarding. For retention, see retention-analysis.
engagement-loops
When the user wants to design engagement loops that drive repeated product usage -- including notification strategy, habit formation, or re-engagement triggers. Also use when the user says "DAU/MAU," "habit loop," "trigger action reward," "engagement framework," or "how to bring users back." For retention analysis, see retention-analysis. For feature adoption, see feature-adoption.
expansion-revenue
When the user wants to grow revenue from existing customers -- including seat expansion, plan upgrades, usage upsells, or cross-sell strategies. Also use when the user says "NRR," "net revenue retention," "upsell," "expansion MRR," or "how to increase revenue from existing customers." For pricing, see pricing-strategy. For upgrade screens, see paywall-upgrade-cro.
feature-adoption
When the user wants to drive adoption of a specific feature -- including launch planning, discovery mechanisms, adoption funnels, or feature deprecation. Also use when the user says "feature launch," "feature rollout," "underused features," "feature stickiness," or "how to get users to use a feature." For in-product messaging, see in-product-messaging. For onboarding, see product-onboarding.
feature-gating
When the user wants to decide what features to gate vs keep free, design usage limits, implement reverse trials, or plan a free tier. Also use when the user says "what should be free," "feature gate," "paywall placement," "usage limits," or "reverse trial." For pricing strategy, see pricing-strategy. For upgrade screens, see paywall-upgrade-cro.
free-tool-strategy
When the user wants to plan a free tool for acquisition -- including calculators, analyzers, generators, or interactive resources as an engineering-as-marketing strategy. Also use when the user says "free tool," "engineering as marketing," "lead magnet tool," "free calculator," or "SEO tool." For viral growth, see viral-loops. For PLG strategy, see plg-strategy.
growth-experimentation
When the user wants to design, prioritize, or analyze growth experiments -- including A/B tests, hypothesis frameworks, ICE/RICE scoring, or growth sprints. Also use when the user says "A/B test," "experiment design," "growth sprint," "experiment prioritization," or "statistical significance." For analytics setup, see product-analytics. For growth modeling, see growth-modeling.
growth-loops
When the user wants to design, map, or quantitatively model growth loops -- including viral, content, paid, or sales loops. Also use when the user says "growth flywheel," "compounding growth," "loop modeling," "S-curve sequencing," or "growth engine." For viral-specific loop design, see viral-loops. For quantitative forecasting, see growth-modeling.
growth-modeling
When the user wants to build quantitative growth models -- including loop-based models, sensitivity analysis, revenue forecasting, or unit economics. Also use when the user says "growth forecast," "revenue model," "CAC LTV," "growth projections," or "financial model." For growth loops, see growth-loops. For PLG metrics, see plg-metrics.
in-product-messaging
When the user wants to design in-product messages -- including tooltips, banners, modals, slideouts, or notification bells -- without annoying users. Also use when the user says "in-app messages," "product announcements," "nudges," "contextual help," or "message frequency." For upgrade prompts specifically, see paywall-upgrade-cro. For feature launches, see feature-adoption.
paywall-upgrade-cro
When the user wants to optimize in-app paywalls, upgrade screens, or upgrade prompts -- including feature locks, usage limit walls, trial expiration screens, or context-triggered upsells. Also use when the user says "paywall design," "upgrade conversion," "upgrade modal," or "upsell prompt." For feature gating strategy, see feature-gating. For in-product messaging, see in-product-messaging.
plg-ideas
When the user wants PLG ideas, tactics, or inspiration -- a mega-reference of 100+ product-led growth strategies organized by category. Also use when the user says "growth ideas," "PLG playbook," "growth tactics," "what should we try," or "growth brainstorm." For PLG strategy, see plg-strategy. For experimentation, see growth-experimentation.
plg-mental-models
When the user needs mental models or frameworks for PLG decisions -- including product-channel fit, time-to-value, network effects, habit loops, or pricing psychology. Also use when the user asks "what framework should I use," "how should I think about this," or references a specific model like "adjacent user theory" or "bowling alley framework." For comprehensive PLG strategy, see plg-strategy. For growth loops, see growth-loops.
plg-metrics
When the user wants to define PLG metrics, build a growth dashboard, or set KPI targets -- including activation rate, free-to-paid conversion, NRR, or North Star metric. Also use when the user says "PLG dashboard," "growth KPIs," "metric definitions," or "PLG benchmarks." For activation-specific metrics, see activation-metrics. For analytics setup, see product-analytics.
plg-strategy
When the user wants to assess PLG readiness, design a product-led growth strategy, choose between freemium and free trial, evaluate PLG maturity, or plan a hybrid PLG + sales model. Also use when the user says "should we do PLG," "PLG vs sales-led," "growth motions," "PLG audit," or "go-to-market strategy." For specific mental models, see plg-mental-models. For growth loop design, see growth-loops.
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