pgoell
UserCollection of my personal claude skills
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Indexed Skills (44)
capturing-session-learnings
Capture session learnings into AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md. Triggers on /revise-agents-md and /revise-claude-md.
improving-instructions
Audit and improve AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md files across project and user scopes.
databricks-core
Databricks CLI operations: auth, profiles, data exploration, and bundles. Contains up-to-date guidelines for Databricks-related CLI tasks.
creating-skills
Create new skills, modify and improve existing skills, and measure skill performance. Use when users want to create a skill from scratch, edit, or optimize an existing skill, run evals to test a skill, benchmark skill performance with variance analysis, or optimize a skill's description for better triggering accuracy.
jira
Search Jira, manage issues, add comments, transition work, and inspect sprints.
crafting-presentations
Deprecated, superseded by presentations:creating-presentations. Formerly used to build a multi-slide HTML presentation with slide-type templates, a deck-stage engine, and an optional two-window presenter view. Prefer the presentations plugin for all new decks.
exporting-decks-to-pptx
Deprecated, superseded by presentations:exporting-presentations-to-pptx. Formerly used to export an HTML deck into a native, editable PowerPoint file (.pptx). Prefer the presentations plugin for all new exports.
perfecting-presentations
Deprecated, superseded by presentations:creating-presentations, which folds this review loop in as an opt-in phase. Formerly used to review, audit, polish, or perfect an existing HTML slide deck through a strict convergence loop.
presentations
Deprecated, superseded by presentations:designing-presentations. Formerly used to design the content of a slide presentation, from audience brief through critiqued storyboard, producing a deck.md. Prefer the presentations plugin for all new content design.
emil-design-eng
This skill encodes Emil Kowalski's philosophy on UI polish, component design, animation decisions, and the invisible details that make software feel great.
frontend-design
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.
calendar
View agendas, manage events, check availability, and update calendars with gws.
gmail
Search, read, send, and manage Gmail messages, drafts, labels, and filters with gws.
quizzing-a-topic
Use when the user wants to be taught and quizzed on a topic, theme, or concept they name (not the current session), to verify they deeply understand it. For example "teach me about Kafka consumer groups and test me" or "quiz me on this repo's auth flow".
quizzing-the-session
Use when the user wants to be taught and quizzed on the work from the current session, what was just built, decided, debugged, or changed, to verify they deeply understand it. Also use right before opening a PR or merging, when the user wants to confirm they can represent the work in review. Not for updating agent instruction files; that is capturing-session-learnings.
surveying-blind-spots
Use when the user is about to start work in a codebase area or field they do not know well and wants a blind-spot pass, a survey of their unknown unknowns, gotchas, and dead ends, before they write a prompt or plan. For example "I know nothing about the auth module, find my blind spots" or "what don't I know about color grading". Not for tutoring to mastery; that is quizzing-a-topic.
playground
Creates interactive HTML playgrounds, self-contained single-file explorers that let users configure something visually through controls, see a live preview, and copy out a prompt. Use when the user asks to make a playground, explorer, or interactive tool for a topic.
creating-presentations
Use when the user wants to build a multi-slide HTML presentation styled from a brand preset with a bundled default, or wants an existing deck reviewed, audited, or polished until it is genuinely done. Triggers on requests to create a deck, build slides, turn content into a presentation, or to audit, polish, or make a deck crisp. Includes a two-window presenter view for live sharing in Teams, Zoom, or Meet. For converting a finished HTML deck into editable PowerPoint, see the exporting-presentations-to-pptx skill.
designing-presentations
Use when the user wants to design the content of a slide presentation, from audience brief through critiqued storyboard, before any slide is rendered. Produces a markdown deck.md with structured per-slide front-matter. Triggers on requests to plan a deck's storyline, storyboard a presentation, work out key messages, or audit the content of an existing deck.md. For rendering a deck.md as a styled HTML deck, see the creating-presentations skill.
exporting-presentations-to-pptx
Use when the user wants to export or convert an HTML presentation into a native, editable PowerPoint file (.pptx) with real text boxes, autoshapes, embedded images, and speaker notes. Triggers on requests like "make a PowerPoint version of this deck", "export the slides to pptx", or "the client needs the editable file". For building the HTML deck itself, see the creating-presentations skill.
extracting-presets
Use when the user wants to create or extend a client preset from existing brand material, such as a PowerPoint template, PDF brand guidelines, or example decks worth keeping. Extracts colors, typography, and assets, and rebuilds selected slides as reusable HTML. Triggers on requests like "add <client> as a preset", "extract our corporate design from this pptx", or "rebuild this template in HTML".
research
Research complex topics with sources, synthesis, review, and a final report.
claude-codex-bridge
Align Claude Code and Codex project files, settings, hooks, agents, and plugins.
tmux
Use when the user wants to control interactive terminal programs through tmux, drive REPLs, debuggers, TUI tools, or experiment with steering nested Claude Code or Codex CLI sessions by sending keys and reading pane output.
autopilot
Autopilot for autonomous feature shipping from brainstorm to PR using .workbench/autopilot.md.
brainstorming
Use before creative work to grill the user toward a shared design concept through exhaustive sequential question and answer.
copilot
Use when the user wants semi-autonomous, human-in-the-loop feature shipping where the user drives the brainstorm and spec by hand and the agent (the copilot) automates the plan, implementation, docs, audit, and PR using .workbench/autopilot.md. The interactive sibling of workbench:autopilot.
crafting-design-systems
Use when the user wants to create or edit a workbench design system, a directory of CSS variable overrides, optional components, and optional images that themes HTML output from workbench producer skills.
crafting-html
Use when producing a standalone HTML artifact that is not already covered by another workbench skill (writing-spec, writing-plans, brainstorming, systematic-debugging) or by research:research. Covers PR walkthroughs, code explainers, slide decks, status and incident reports, design prototypes, SVG illustrations, custom editing interfaces, and similar single-file HTML outputs. Bundles 20 reference examples plus an index file (21 files total) for inspiration; read individual files lazily, not all at once.
dispatching-parallel-agents
Use when facing two or more independent tasks that can be worked on concurrently without shared state or sequential dependencies.
subagent-driven-development
Use when executing an implementation plan with fresh subagents, task ownership, and review gates in the current session.
systematic-debugging
Use when encountering any bug, test failure, or unexpected behavior, before proposing fixes
terse-mode
Use only when the user explicitly asks to switch the session into terse mode, terse-mode, less tokens mode, token saving mode, or /terse-mode.
test-driven-development
Use when implementing any feature, bugfix, refactor, or behavior change before writing implementation code. Enforces test-first RED-GREEN-REFACTOR discipline.
using-workbench
Load Workbench skill rules and choose the right Workbench skill.
verification-before-completion
Use when about to claim work is complete, fixed, passing, ready, or safe to merge, especially before commits, pushes, PRs, or handoff summaries.
visualizing-options
Use when a design discussion needs visual options shown in a browser: mockups, layout comparisons, wireframes, or architecture diagrams that the user can click to choose between. Spawns a local server and renders content fragments.
writing-plans
Use when a design spec or approved requirements need to become a concrete, step-by-step implementation plan before code changes.
writing-spec
Use when a design discussion is ready to be written into a spec document, before any implementation planning. Synthesizes the conversation into a spec, runs a fresh-eyes self-review subagent, and gates on user approval before handing off to writing-plans.
pyramid
Structure memos, recommendations, briefings, and decision documents with the Pyramid Principle.
tech-doc
Draft, review, and finish tutorials, how to guides, references, and explanations.
writing
Draft, review, and finish long form prose, essays, talks, newsletters, memos, and briefings.
confluence
Search, read, create, and update Confluence pages.
databricks-docs
Use when the user asks a Databricks product question (Apps, DABs, Jobs, Lakebase, Model Serving, Pipelines, Unity Catalog, SQL Warehouses, MLflow, serverless, secrets, workflows) that databricks-core's CLI cheatsheet does not answer. Resolves a canonical URL from references/docs-index.md and fetches it with the host agent's WebFetch tool.
Bio shown is the top-scored skill's repo description as a fallback — real GitHub bios land in a future update.