codeguilds-finderlisted

Search the CodeGuilds community registry (3,000+ skills, agents, MCP servers, hooks, prompts for Claude Code) for an existing tool that does what the current task needs, then install it — only after the user approves. Use PROACTIVELY whenever Claude is about to tell the user it lacks a capability, tool, skill, agent, MCP server, or integration to complete a task: before giving up, building from scratch, or saying "I can't do X", first search CodeGuilds for something that already does it. Also use when the user explicitly says: "codeguilds", "find a tool/skill/MCP for", "is there a skill/agent/plugin for", "search the registry", "תחפש כלי", "יש תוסף/סקיל ל...", "תתקין כלי בשביל", "חפש ב-codeguilds", "יש משהו מוכן ש...". NOT for tasks Claude can already do with built-in tools or existing skills — only when a genuine capability gap exists.
hiyabh/claude-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72

Install: claude install-skill hiyabh/claude-skills

# CodeGuilds Finder `<SKILL_DIR>` = the folder that contains this SKILL.md (normally `~/.claude/skills/codeguilds-finder`). Resolve it once to an absolute path before running commands - PowerShell/cmd do not expand `~` inside quotes. Discover and install Claude Code extensions from the **CodeGuilds** community registry (`codeguilds.dev`) when the current task needs a capability you don't already have. This is a **discovery + install** helper. It does **not** replace skills/tools you already have — it fills genuine gaps by finding something the community already built. ## When to activate Activate when **both** are true: 1. The current task needs a specialized capability (export X→Y, talk to service Z, a niche workflow, a domain tool, an MCP integration, a hook), **and** 2. No built-in tool and no already-installed skill covers it. Do **NOT** activate for things you can already do (reading/writing files, running bash, web search, code edits, or any task an installed skill already handles). Searching the registry on every task is noise — only reach for it on a real gap. ## How to run the CLI A patched copy of the `codeguilds` CLI is vendored with this skill (see [Why a vendored CLI](#why-a-vendored-cli)). Always call it through the launcher — never plain `npx codeguilds` (the published 0.2.5 is broken): ```bash bash "<SKILL_DIR>/scripts/cg.sh" <command> [args] ``` Available commands: `search <query>` · `info <slug>` · `install <slug>` · `list` · `uninstall <slug>`.