Claude Code Skills · page 133

Diagnose and fix agent behavioral surfaces when the user corrects a mistake — connects to Claude native memory.

Wire a Genie agent to an Omni channel in one canonical flow — register the agent, bind to an instance, verify the round-trip. Replaces the 5+ command legacy chain.

Full PM playbook — triage backlog, prioritize, assign, track, report, escalate. Copilot, autopilot, or pair modes.

Transform a brief or prompt into a structured, production-ready prompt via prompt-optimizer. File or text mode.

Investigate bugs comprehensively — cascade through /trace, capture browser evidence, extract observability data, and auto-create a GitHub issue with all findings.

Validate plans, execution, or PRs against wish criteria — returns SHIP / FIX-FIRST / BLOCKED with severity-tagged gaps.

Dispatch trace subagent to investigate unknown issues — reproduces, traces, and reports root cause for /fix handoff.

Convert an idea into a structured wish plan with scope, acceptance criteria, and execution groups for /work.

Guided onboarding — scaffold workspace, shape agent identity, create first wish, execute, and celebrate.

Execute an approved wish plan — orchestrate subagents per task group with fix loops, validation, and review handoff.

Link the current Claude Code session to a ticket (Linear, Jira, GitHub Issues, or GitHub Pull Requests) and cache its title/status in karma. Use when the user explicitly asks to link, attach, associate, or connect this session to a ticket, issue, or PR — e.g. "/link-ticket-to-session ABC-123", "link this session to LINEAR-42", "associate this work with issue #15", "attach session to PR octocat/repo#7". Do NOT auto-invoke from passing ticket-key mentions in normal conversation.

Create production-quality Android applications following Google's official architecture guidance and NowInAndroid best practices. Use when building Android apps with Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, MVVM architecture, Hilt dependency injection, Room database, or multi-module projects. Triggers on requests to create Android projects, screens, ViewModels, repositories, feature modules, or when asked about Android architecture patterns.

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Prevent Terraform/OpenTofu hallucinations by diagnosing and fixing failure modes: identity churn, secret exposure, blast-radius mistakes, CI drift, and compliance gate gaps. Use when generating, reviewing, refactoring, or migrating IaC and when building delivery/testing pipelines.

Save and organize links for later reading. Use when: user wants to save a URL, manage bookmarks, find a saved link. Don't use when: user just wants to read/fetch a URL (use web_fetch) or research a topic (use research skill).

Provide a personalized daily briefing with news, weather, and reminders. Use when: user asks for a briefing, morning update, daily summary, or 'what's new today'. Don't use when: user asks about a single specific topic like just weather or just news (use those skills instead).

Operate the burner wallet — a small, app-managed Solana wallet that signs autonomously within caps. Use when: user asks about the burner, autonomous payments, x402, raising/lowering caps, funding the burner, or wiping/swapping the key (paste-only — the app never generates keys). Don't use when: user wants a regular MWA-popup transfer (just call solana_send / solana_swap and let routing decide).

Track calories, protein, and macros from food photos or text. Log meals, view daily/weekly nutrition dashboards, set calorie goals, track weight, and get AI-powered portion estimates. Use when user mentions food, meals, calories, protein, macros, diet, nutrition, weight tracking, or sends food photos. Don't use when: user asks about restaurant recommendations, cooking recipes, or food delivery.

Perform calculations, unit conversions, and math operations. Use when: user asks to calculate, convert units, do math, percentages, tip calculations, or date arithmetic. Don't use when: user asks about crypto prices (use crypto-prices skill) or nutrition math (use calclaw skill).

Get real-time cryptocurrency prices and market data from CoinGecko (free, no API key). Use when: user asks about crypto prices, token values, market data, 'what's BTC at?'. Don't use when: user wants to swap/trade tokens (use wallet tools), or wants crypto news (use news skill).

Look up definitions, word meanings, and etymology. Use when: user asks 'what does X mean', 'define X', word origins, etymology. Don't use when: user wants to translate between languages (use translate skill) or wants in-depth research on a concept (use research skill).

Search repositories, view issues, check PRs on GitHub. Use when: user asks about GitHub repos, issues, PRs, or wants to search GitHub. Don't use when: user wants general web search (use research skill) or asks about git concepts without GitHub context.

Tell jokes and make the user laugh. Use when: user asks for a joke, wants humor, says 'make me laugh', or mood is light. Don't use when: user is asking a serious question, or wants comedy recommendations (use movie-tv skill).

Search movies and TV shows, get ratings, recommendations using TMDB. Use when: user asks about movies, TV shows, ratings, 'what should I watch', trending shows. Don't use when: user asks about YouTube videos, music, or live TV schedules.

Network monitoring and security audit. Use when: user asks to scan network, check open ports, network audit, who's on wifi, check connection, port scan, firewall check, network status, or network security. Don't use when: user asks about crypto transactions (use solana tools) or web search (use research skill).

Get latest news headlines and current events. Use when: user asks about news, current events, 'what's happening', headlines for a topic. Don't use when: user wants a full daily briefing (use briefing skill) or deep research on a topic (use research skill).

Quickly capture and organize notes for later reference. Use when: user wants to save a note, jot down an idea, retrieve saved notes. Don't use when: user wants to manage tasks (use todo skill), set a timed reminder (use reminders skill), or save a URL (use bookmark skill).

Catalog of pay.sh services payable via agent_pay (x402). OPT-IN ONLY — activate when the user explicitly invokes pay.sh / paysh / x402 / 'pay for' / 'pay with burner', or asks what they can pay for. Stay dormant otherwise; defer to free tools. Activation triggers are the frontmatter `triggers:` list (authoritative); policy + examples in the SKILL.md body.

Share inspirational quotes and wisdom. Use when: user asks for a quote, inspiration, motivation, or wisdom. Don't use when: user asks for a factual citation from a specific source (use research skill).

Set reminders that will notify you at the specified time. Use when: user says 'remind me to X at Y', wants to schedule a notification, or manage existing reminders. Don't use when: user wants a countdown timer (use timer skill) or wants to save a note without a time trigger (use notes skill).

Deep research on topics using web search and page fetching. Use when: user asks to research, investigate, or needs comprehensive multi-source info on a topic. Don't use when: user wants a quick definition (use define skill), current news headlines (use news skill), or to summarize a single URL (use summarize skill).

Summarize web pages, articles, or text content. Use when: user shares a URL to summarize, asks for TL;DR, or wants key points from content. Don't use when: user wants to save the link (use bookmark skill) or wants full multi-source research (use research skill).

Set countdown timers for cooking, workouts, or any timed activity. Use when: user wants a countdown timer, 'set a timer for X minutes'. Don't use when: user wants a reminder at a specific clock time (use reminders skill) or wants to schedule recurring tasks.

Manage tasks and to-do lists with add, complete, and list operations. Use when: user wants to add, complete, or view tasks and to-do items. Don't use when: user wants to save a note without task tracking (use notes skill) or set a timed reminder (use reminders skill).

Translate text between languages. Use when: user asks to translate, 'how do you say X in Y', or sends foreign text needing translation. Don't use when: user wants a word definition in the same language (use define skill).

Get current weather information and forecasts for any location. Use when: user asks about weather, temperature, forecast, 'will it rain', 'is it cold outside'. Don't use when: user wants a full daily briefing (use briefing skill) or historical weather data.

Algorithmic and generative art with Canvas 2D - particles, flow fields, noise, fractals, L-systems.

Advanced Compose visuals - Material 3 Expressive motion physics, AGSL shaders (Android 13+), Canvas/DrawScope generative, graphicsLayer effects.

Jetpack Compose animation foundations - animate*AsState, AnimatedVisibility, Crossfade, updateTransition, SharedTransitionLayout, gestures.

Compose Multiplatform / KMP patterns - expect/actual composables, platform-specific code, density and font handling cross-target, iOS/Android/Desktop interop.

Zero-dependency animations and visual techniques - scroll-driven, View Transitions, @starting-style, modern CSS.

Design audit checklist - motion gaps, accessibility, color consistency, responsive, performance.

Desktop-specific UX principles - hover states, pointer precision, keyboard shortcuts, multi-window, focus management. Covers macOS, Windows, Linux, web desktop.

Framer Motion / Motion sub-skill - AnimatePresence, layout animations, gestures, motion values.

GSAP animation engine sub-skill - core, timeline, ScrollTrigger, plugins.

Mobile-specific UX principles - touch targets, hover-less doctrine, thumb zones, safe areas, gestures, mobile perf budgets. Cross-platform (web mobile, iOS, Android).

Motion design foundation - timing, easing, enter/exit patterns, accessibility, performance.

Advanced SwiftUI visuals - Metal shaders (.colorEffect, .layerEffect, .distortionEffect), .visualEffect, Liquid Glass (iOS 26), Canvas, holographic and CRT effects.

SwiftUI animation foundations - withAnimation, transitions, matchedGeometryEffect, PhaseAnimator, KeyframeAnimator, springs, gestures.

Three.js and React Three Fiber sub-skill - 3D scenes, shaders, postprocessing.

UI/UX design-system intelligence - 84 styles, 192 palettes, 74 font pairings, 25 charts, 99 UX guidelines across 22 stacks (searchable dataset + CLI). Internal genjutsu module: loaded by /genjutsu:cast and /genjutsu:paint, not invoked directly.

Cast genjutsu on a UI - creative coding for motion, micro-interactions, and wow-factor. Scans the stack, proposes an interaction thesis, loads the right sub-skills, implements the illusion. Adapts to Web, Android (Compose), Apple (SwiftUI).

Paint a complete visual universe with genjutsu - art direction brainstorm, design system, implementation, audit. Anti-AI-slop design pipeline. Adapts to Web, Android (Compose), Apple (SwiftUI).

Builds new Claude Code agents with consistent structure, enforced standards, and project-aware configuration. Use when creating a new agent, when the user describes a specialised role they want delegated to, or when discussing team composition.

Builds new Claude Code skills with consistent structure, enforced standards, and project-aware configuration. Use when creating a new skill, when the user describes a workflow they want automated, or when the user says they want a new slash command.

Collaborative brainstorming mode for thinking through problems, ideas, and features before planning. Use when the user wants to discuss, explore ideas, or think through a problem without writing code.

Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use this skill when the user asks to build web components, pages, or applications. Generates creative, polished code that avoids generic AI aesthetics.

What this skill does and when to use it. Claude reads this to decide relevance. Include keywords users would naturally say.

Guide for using ruff, the extremely fast Python linter and formatter. Use this

Guide for using ty, the extremely fast Python type checker and language

Guide for using uv, the Python package and project manager. Use this when

Generate genuinely beautiful, on-brand UI instead of generic "AI slop" — use whenever the user asks to build, design, style, or improve a UI, landing page, dashboard, app screen, or component, whenever a PRD/spec needs a design pass before implementation, whenever the user pastes reference images/Pinterest/Dribbble links and wants the app to look like them, or whenever the user complains the AI-generated UI looks generic, boring, cookie-cutter, or "like every other AI app." Make sure to trigger this even if the user doesn't say "design" explicitly — phrases like "make this look good", "build the frontend for X", "this looks like every other SaaS site", or "match this vibe" all qualify. Also triggers on two verbs, "study"/"extract the look of" a reference screenshot or URL, and "audit"/"review"/"why does this look AI-generated" for critiquing existing UI.

Turn a concept, feature description, blog post, or pitch into a single beautiful, on-brand illustration by matching it to a real unDraw illustration in a local library and recoloring it to the brand accent — genuine illustrator quality, not an AI-drawn approximation. Use whenever the user asks to "make an illustration," "create a graphic," "visualize this concept," "explain this visually," wants something "unDraw-style" or "Storyset-style," needs a hero/feature/blog illustration, or says an idea needs a picture. Trigger even if they don't name a style — "make something to explain X" or "I need a graphic for this tweet" both qualify.

Run the Antigravity CLI (Gemini) as a collaborating AI inside Claude Code, with intelligent model routing across the software development lifecycle. Claude is the conductor/orchestrator — requirements, architecture, the hard 20%, verification, and review — and routes deterministic, high-volume work (scaffolding, boilerplate, test generation, first-pass review, migrations, web/Vertex AI Search) to Antigravity (Gemini), the cheaper, faster model. Use when the user wants to "use Antigravity / agy", "vibe code / agentic engineering", "accelerate the SDLC", "delegate to Gemini", "scaffold / generate tests / migrate", "first-pass code review", "search web or internal/company data", "deep research / multi-source research report", "second-model cross-check", or "lower token cost on a big job". Claude always verifies Antigravity's output and re-checks itself if unsatisfied.

Move an existing Claude Code setup onto the Antigravity CLI (agy) — user skills, CLAUDE.md, auto-memory, MCP servers, installed plugins, permissions and trusted workspaces. Use when the user says "migrate to Antigravity", "move my Claude Code config to agy", "bring my skills/memory/MCP over", "set up agy like my Claude Code", "agy plugin import claude found nothing", or asks what can and cannot be carried across. Also use to explain the two config layouts, or to reverse a migration.

Generate automated daily progress reports from site data. Track work completed, labor hours, equipment usage, and weather conditions.

Analyze labor productivity from site data. Compare planned vs actual, identify trends, benchmark against industry standards.

Create interactive KPI dashboards for construction projects. Track schedule, cost, quality, and safety metrics in real-time.

Detect and analyze geometric clashes in BIM models. Identify MEP, structural, and architectural conflicts before construction.

Classify BIM elements using AI and standard classification systems. Map elements to UniFormat, MasterFormat, OmniClass, and CWICR codes.

Generate comprehensive BIM model validation reports. Check data quality, completeness, and compliance with standards.

Calculate CO2 emissions and carbon footprint from BIM model data. Analyze embodied carbon by material, element, and building system.

Extract quantities from IFC/Revit models for quantity takeoff. Uses DDC converters to get element counts, areas, volumes, lengths with grouping and reporting.

Analyze field progress photos. Catalog, tag, and compare against planned progress.

Generate images and visualizations from Revit/IFC files without BIM software. Python-based noBIM tool for batch processing.

Batch convert multiple CAD/BIM files (Revit, IFC, DWG, DGN) with progress tracking, error handling, and consolidated reporting.

Convert DGN files (v7-v8) to Excel databases. Extract elements, levels, and properties from infrastructure CAD files.

Convert AutoCAD DWG files (1983-2026) to Excel databases using DwgExporter CLI. Extract layers, blocks, attributes, and geometry data without Autodesk licenses.

Push Excel data back to BIM models. Update parameters, properties, and attributes from structured spreadsheets.

Import Excel data into RVT projects. Update element parameters, create schedules, and sync external data sources.

Convert IFC files (2x3, 4x1, 4x3) to Excel databases using IfcExporter CLI. Extract BIM data, properties, and geometry without proprietary software.

Convert RVT/RFA files to Excel databases. Extract BIM element data, properties, and quantities.

Convert RVT files to IFC format. Support IFC2x3, IFC4, IFC4.3 with customizable export settings.

Build cost assemblies from CWICR work items. Combine multiple items into reusable templates for common construction elements.

Analyze contractor bids against CWICR benchmarks. Identify pricing anomalies, compare bid components, and support bid evaluation decisions.

Process construction change orders using CWICR data. Calculate cost impact, compare to original estimate, and generate change order documentation.

Compare cost estimates across projects, versions, and scenarios. Identify variances, benchmark against standards, and generate comparison reports.

Calculate construction costs using DDC CWICR resource-based methodology. Break down costs into labor, materials, equipment with transparent pricing.

Optimize crew composition using CWICR labor norms. Balance productivity, cost, and skill requirements for construction crews.