alebgl77
UserYour project, an entire virtual company. CEO and CTO, 8 business departments and 54 skill manuals in Claude Code.
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Indexed Skills (47)
chief-of-staff
The CEO's right hand — maintains validated project context, prepares task contracts, logs cross-department decisions, and runs the weekly review. Use when the user says "what's in flight", "resume the project", "log this decision", "weekly review", "turn this idea into a brief", or when multi-department work needs memory and follow-through across sessions.
agent-evaluation
Measures a skill's practical value with fixed business tasks, paired with-skill and without-skill trials, explicit scoring, and honest uncertainty and cost reporting. Use when the user says "does this skill help", "benchmark our agent workflow", "compare this skill to the baseline", or "prove the new workflow works".
skill-vetting
Reviews a candidate skill before activation with quarantined source inspection, version and license provenance, file hashes, static risk triage, and separate signature evidence. Use when the user says "check this skill before installing", "verify this NVIDIA skill", "review a skill update", or "is this plugin safe enough for our task".
account-research
Researches a company or person and returns actionable sales intel — what they do, recent signals, likely pains, entry angle and talk tracks. Use when the user says "research this company", "who is this prospect", "intel on X before I reach out", or before any outreach, call or proposal targeting a specific account.
ad-creative
Generates batches of ad concepts — headlines, primary text, and visual briefs — organised by angle and awareness level, with per-platform specs for Meta, LinkedIn, X and TikTok. Use when the user asks to "write ads", "give me ad headlines", "create ad variations", "make a visual brief", or needs creative for a paid campaign.
ai-seo
Optimizes content to get cited by AI assistants (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews) and rank in classic SERPs — entity-rich intros, question-shaped H2s, 40-60 word extractable answers, schema.org JSON-LD, llms.txt, internal links, and E-E-A-T signals. Runs in audit or rewrite mode. Use when the user says "optimize this for SEO", "why doesn't ChatGPT cite us", "make this page rank", or "audit our content for AI search".
brand-guidelines
Generates a brand kit from a company one-liner — positioning adjectives, a palette with hex codes, usage ratios and do/don'ts, a display+text type pairing with fallback stacks, a voice & tone table (say / never say), a logo brief, and a one-page BRAND.md brandbook other skills consume. Use when the user says "we need a brand", "create our visual identity", "pick our colors and fonts", "define our voice", or before designing anything for a company with no identity yet.
call-prep
Prepares a sales call end-to-end — account context, attendee angles, discovery questions, demo focus, pricing guardrails and a one-page cheat sheet. Use when the user says "prep me for my call with X", "I have a demo tomorrow", "meeting with a prospect", or any time a discovery, demo or negotiation conversation is scheduled.
claude-mem
Persistent filesystem memory across sessions — maintains memory/ with decisions.md, context.md, glossary.md and sessions/YYYY-MM-DD.md, loads and summarizes state at session start, appends decisions and open threads at session end, compacts monthly, and refuses secrets and transient noise. Use when the user says "remember this", "what did we decide about X", "pick up where we left off", or when starting or closing a session on a long-running project.
context7
Anti-hallucination protocol for library APIs — resolves the exact installed version from the lockfile, fetches current official docs (Context7 MCP if installed, web fetch otherwise), quotes the doc before writing any code, and pins the version in output. Use when code touches a fast-moving library (Next.js, React, LangChain, Prisma, Tailwind), when the user says "check the actual docs" or "what's the current API for X", or after any deprecation or breaking-change error.
copywriting
Direct-response copywriting for landing pages, emails, and ads. Picks the right framework (AIDA, PAS, 4U headlines), loads brand voice if a profile exists, builds a 10-variant headline matrix, writes proof-backed body copy toward a single CTA, and pressure-tests every line. Use when the user says "write the landing page", "draft this launch email", "I need headlines for this offer", "punch up this copy", or any request for words that must convert.
cro
Conversion audit for funnels and pages — a section-by-section friction log (clarity, anxiety, distraction, motivation), heuristic checks (message match, above-the-fold value prop, form cost), an ICE-scored hypothesis backlog, and top-3 A/B test designs with success metrics and minimum-sample notes. Use when the user says "why isn't this page converting", "audit our signup flow", "conversion dropped after the redesign", or "what should we A/B test next".
customer-research
Mines reviews, interviews, support tickets and forum threads for voice-of-customer insight — verbatim pains, desires, objections and triggers, clustered into themes with JTBD statements and a message-market map. Use when the user says "analyze these reviews", "what do customers actually want", "synthesize this feedback", or before writing any positioning or copy.
draft-outreach
Writes personalised cold outreach — first-touch email or DM plus a 3-step follow-up sequence — grounded in real research, with subject-line variants. Use when the user says "write a cold email", "reach out to this prospect", "draft outreach to X", or after account-research produces a PURSUE verdict.
financial-statements
Builds a full statement set — P&L, balance sheet, and indirect cash flow — from a trial balance or transaction export, mapping accounts to a standard chart and proving every tie-out in code. Use when the user says 'build a P&L from this trial balance', 'turn this export into financials', 'I need a balance sheet for the board', or 'my statements don't tie'. Works on pasted data or CSV/XLSX files.
frontend-design
Writes production-grade, distinctive interface code — one strong art direction (editorial, brutalist, soft-depth, retro-terminal), a real typographic scale, custom details (cursor, selection, focus states), semantic HTML, delivered as a single file or as components. Ships with an anti-AI-slop checklist so nothing leaves looking template-made. Use when the user says "build this page", "code the UI", "make me a beautiful front-end", or "this looks like every AI site — redo it".
hook-generator
Generates 20-hook batches for any topic across eight proven patterns — curiosity gap, contrarian, specific number, mistake/warning, transformation, insider secret, question, call-out-the-reader — each tagged with pattern and platform fit, plus a top-3 pick with rationale. Refuses clickbait the content can't cash. Use when the user says "give me hooks for...", "punch up this opening line", "my posts get no traction", or "title options for this video".
journal-entry
Drafts correct double-entry journal entries from described business events, with templates for accruals, deferrals, depreciation, payroll, prepaids, and corrections. Every entry carries a date, memo, and support reference; reversals are drafted where due; a running debits-equal-credits check covers each entry and the batch. Use when the user says 'what is the journal entry for this', 'book this accrual', 'record June payroll', or 'fix this posting error'.
lead-magnets
Designs and fully produces a lead magnet — checklist, template, calculator, swipe file or mini-guide — plus the landing section, delivery email and a 3-email nurture starter. Use when the user asks to "create a lead magnet", "build something to grow my email list", "make a freebie/opt-in", or needs a top-of-funnel asset that converts visitors into subscribers.
legal-risk-assessment
Severity-by-likelihood legal risk register for a situation or deal — enumerates concrete risks, scores each one impact 1-5 × likelihood 1-5, renders a heat-map table, attaches mitigations to every risk at or above threshold, defines escalation criteria for immediate human counsel, and sets monitoring triggers. Use when the user says 'what's our exposure', 'how risky is this deal', 'assess the legal risk of this', or before committing to anything with real downside.
mcp-builder
Scaffolds and ships MCP servers in Python (FastMCP) or TypeScript (@modelcontextprotocol/sdk) — tools designed around workflows rather than raw endpoints, with model-guiding schemas and error messages, pagination, a direct-call test harness, and wiring into .mcp.json or claude mcp add. Use when the user says "build an MCP server for X", "wrap this API so Claude can call it", "add a tool to our server", or "connect Claude to our internal service".
objection-handler
Turns prospect pushback into progress — diagnoses the real objection behind the stated one and scripts calm, honest responses for price, timing, competitor, authority and brush-off objections. Use when the user says "they said it's too expensive", "prospect went silent", "they're comparing us to X", "how do I answer this objection", or pastes a tricky reply.
pipeline-review
Audits pipeline health from a deal list (CSV, table or plain notes) — prioritises deals, flags zombies and single-threaded risks, checks close-date realism and outputs a weekly action plan. Use when the user says "review my pipeline", "which deals should I focus on", "why is nothing closing", or shares a list of open deals.
post-writer
Writes LinkedIn and X posts that read human — a hook line drawn from proven patterns, whitespace rhythm, story or insight structure, a soft CTA — and delivers three full variants per ask (story, contrarian, list). Applies the project's voice profile when one exists and enforces platform length rules. Use when the user says "write a LinkedIn post about...", "turn this into an X post", "draft the launch announcement", or "this sounds corporate — make it human".
profile-optimizer
Audits and rewrites LinkedIn/X profiles element by element — a headline built on who-you-help + outcome + proof, an About section with a three-line hook and scannable body, a banner brief, featured-section picks, and a keyword pass for search — delivering a before/after for every element. Use when the user says "roast my LinkedIn profile", "my profile gets views but no DMs", "rewrite my headline", or "optimise my X bio before this launch".
proposal-builder
Builds proposals, quotes and offers that close — problem restatement in the client's words, scoped options, anchored pricing, timeline, terms and next step. Use when the user says "write a proposal", "send them a quote", "build an offer for X", or after a successful discovery or demo call.
reconciliation
Matches two datasets — bank vs ledger, subledger vs GL — via exact matching, fuzzy matching (amount tolerance, date window, reference similarity), and split detection; buckets exceptions (timing, missing, duplicate, amount mismatch), ages unmatched items, proposes adjusting entries, and proves the bridge between the two balances. Use when the user says 'reconcile the bank statement', 'these two reports don't agree', or 'the AR subledger is off from the GL'.
reels-scripting
Scripts 15–60 second short videos (Reels, TikTok, Shorts) in a timestamped two-column VISUAL | AUDIO/VO format — verbal + visual hook in the first two seconds, a retention beat every 3–5 seconds, pattern interrupts at drop points, on-screen captions, a loop-friendly ending, and a CTA — two script variants per idea. Use when the user says "script a Reel about...", "turn this post into a TikTok", "I need a 30-second Short", or "people drop off my videos — fix the script".
review-contract
Clause-by-clause contract review — inventories key clauses (term, termination, liability cap, indemnity, IP, payment, confidentiality, governing law, auto-renewal), flags deviations from market-standard positions with RED/YELLOW/GREEN severity and verbatim quotes, drafts redline language, and sets negotiation priority. Use when the user says 'review this contract', 'what's wrong with this MSA', 'can we sign this as-is', or pastes any agreement for analysis.
signature-request
Pre-signature gate and routing plan for a finalized document — verifies exact legal entity names, signatory authority, attached exhibits, filled blanks, consistent dates, and counterparty details, then sets the signing order (sequential vs. parallel, with reasons), writes envelope instructions for any e-sign tool, and creates post-signature filing and obligations-calendar entries. Use when the user says 'send this for signature', 'get this signed', or 'set up the envelope'.
skill-creator
Authors new SKILL.md employees for this repo — interviews for the job-to-be-done, picks a slug, writes a trigger-rich description under 500 chars, fills the standard body sections, then tests triggering against five paraphrased asks and iterates. Use when the user says "make me a skill for X", "turn this workflow into a skill", "add a new employee to the team", or "my skill never triggers".
superpowers
Runs 14 numbered engineering protocols in one pack — brainstorm, spec, plan, scaffold, TDD red-green-refactor, systematic debugging, refactoring, code review, performance, security, docs, git hygiene, release checklist, postmortem. Use when the user says "build this feature properly", "debug this systematically", "review my diff", "run a security pass", "ship the release", "write the postmortem", or names any engineering phase from idea to retrospective.
taste
Delivers a ruthless, structured critique of any screen, mockup or site — scores hierarchy, spacing rhythm, contrast, typography pairing and color discipline /10 with evidence, detects clichés (purple gradients, glassmorphism-by-default, emoji soup, cookie-cutter heroes), and ranks the top 5 highest-leverage fixes with before/after directions. Use when the user says "critique this design", "why does my site look cheap", "roast my landing page", or "does this look AI-generated?".
token-accountant
The company audits its own payroll — tracks AI token spend per department and mission, estimates costs from session data or telemetry, sets budget alerts and writes the monthly cost memo. Use when the user says "how much is this costing me", "token spend", "AI budget", "cost per mission", or wants FinOps visibility on their AI usage.
transitions
Builds a complete CSS motion system — duration and easing tokens (fast 120ms micro-feedback, base 200ms, slow 320ms entrances; standard, decelerate and spring curves), enter/exit/emphasis patterns, stagger rules, and prefers-reduced-motion fallbacks — delivered as a copy-paste CSS/JS snippet library. Use when the user says "add animations", "make this feel smooth", "the transitions are janky", or "animate this modal / dropdown / list without making it feel like a template".
triage-nda
Ten-minute NDA triage — classifies an incoming NDA as GREEN (sign under standard delegation), YELLOW (targeted fixes, listed), or RED (full review). Screens mutuality, term and survival, definition breadth, embedded non-solicits or non-competes, missing standard carve-outs, residuals clauses, and IP assignment smuggling. Use when the user says 'can I sign this NDA', 'quick look at this NDA', or forwards any confidentiality agreement.
ui-ux-pro-max
Builds an end-to-end UI system for a product — design tokens (color scale, type scale, spacing, radii, shadows), a component inventory covering every interaction state, a layout grid, and WCAG contrast checks — emitted as CSS variables plus a component spec doc. Use when the user says "set up a design system", "create design tokens", "make my app consistent", "define the visual foundation", or before any build that spans more than one screen.
variance-analysis
Explains budget-vs-actual or period-over-period variances: sets a materiality threshold first, builds the variance table in dollars and percent, decomposes drivers (price, volume, mix, timing, one-offs), draws a bridge waterfall, and writes the so-what per material line with forecast impact. Use when the user says 'why are we over budget', 'explain the miss vs plan', 'build the monthly flux commentary', or 'what drove the revenue variance'.
voice-builder
Ingests 5–20 of the user's writing samples and distils a reusable voice-profile.md — signature phrases, sentence-length distribution, opener/closer habits, punctuation quirks, vocabulary do/don't lists, tone sliders, and three calibration paragraphs with self-checks. Other skills load this file so every post sounds like the user, not like AI. Use when the user says "make it sound like me", "clone my writing voice", "everything you write sounds like AI", or "build my voice profile".
web-artifacts
Turns any idea into a live single-file HTML prototype in minutes — inline CSS/JS, CDN-only dependencies (cdnjs), mobile-first, seeded with believable fake data, interactive states wired — ready to open in a browser or paste as a Claude artifact. Use when the user says "prototype this", "show me a working demo", "make this idea clickable", "can we test this flow before building it", or needs to feel an interaction instead of reading a spec.
webapp-testing
Browser-tests a local webapp end to end — starts the app, installs Playwright if missing, writes a spec for the critical path plus edge cases, runs headless, captures screenshots, console and network logs on failure, and reports a pass/fail table with repro steps. Degrades to curl smoke tests when no browser is available. Use when the user says "test my app", "does signup still work", "check the site before I deploy", or "this page is blank".
youtube-thumbnail
Designs and tests YouTube thumbnails — 3–5 concept briefs covering composition, face or object, a 3-word-max overlay, and colour contrast against YouTube's UI, each run through a curiosity check, a mobile legibility test at 168×94 px, and a /10 scoring rubric, ending in a verdict and an A/B rotation plan. Generates mockups when an image tool is available. Use when the user says "thumbnail ideas for this video", "which cover wins?", "my CTR is stuck at 3%", or "test these two thumbnails".
model-routing
Complexity-based routing of tasks across Fable 5 (T3), Opus 4.8 (T2), Sonnet 4.6 (T1) and Haiku recon (T0). Use when planning any multi-step work, when deciding which subagent should execute a task, when writing a dispatch brief, or when an executor fails and escalation is needed.
tier-decay
Post-completion distillation protocol that converts Opus/Fable solutions into cheaper-tier playbook entries and recalibrates routing from real outcomes. Use after completing any [T2] or [T3] task, when logging a task outcome to the routing ledger, when a playbook probe passes or fails, or when a class keeps escalating.
grafana-llmops-forge
Runs end-to-end AI/LLM observability on any Grafana (OSS, Cloud, Enterprise) with a single prerequisite, a reachable Grafana. Auto-discovers the instance and which LLM telemetry dialects exist (OpenTelemetry GenAI gen_ai.*, LiteLLM, vLLM, TGI, GPU/DCGM, eval scores), then generates and deploys dashboards (FinOps and cost by provider sovereignty across US/EU/Asia, gateway SLOs, agent and RAG tracing, adoption, quality evaluations, self-hosted inference, and governance evidence read against the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001 and NIST AI RMF). Also emits burn-rate SLO alerts, cost recording rules for Prometheus or the Prometheus Operator, English or French labels, and a visual verification pass. Use it whenever the user mentions Grafana, dashboards, AI or LLM monitoring, token costs, AI FinOps, LLMOps, agents or RAG, model adoption, AI Act, ISO 42001 or NIST AI RMF evidence, or Prometheus/Loki/Tempo applied to AI, even without the word dashboard, or to audit a stack emitting nothing yet.
execution-standards
Shared implementation discipline for executor agents — conventions, testing, diff hygiene, reporting. Preloaded into executor and heavy-executor via their skills frontmatter.
repo-playbook
Repo-specific execution patterns distilled from higher-tier (Opus/Fable) solutions via the tier-decay protocol. Preloaded into executor and heavy-executor at startup. Written ONLY by the main thread — executors read, apply, and report; they never edit this file.
Bio shown is the top-scored skill's repo description as a fallback — real GitHub bios land in a future update.