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8Repository stars across indexed skills
16Repository forks
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2Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.
Manage Python virtual environments in a consistent, organized way. Use when a skill needs Python packages installed, or when the user wants to create a venv following standard conventions. Provides the authorit...
Create and configure Claude Code plugin marketplaces hosted on GitHub. Use this skill when users want to set up a new plugin marketplace repository, add plugins to an existing marketplace, configure team distri...
Build and run LLM-powered data processing pipelines with DocETL using Claude models. Use when users say "docetl", want to analyze unstructured data, process documents, extract information, or run ETL tasks on t...
Create an Ubuntu 24.04 LTS EC2 instance with Claude Code, Playwright (headless browser testing), tmux, git, beads (bd) task tracking, and agent-deck session manager pre-installed. Use when user wants to spin up...
Convert any Git repository into a text file optimized for LLM consumption using GitIngest. Use when the user wants to ingest a repo, create a text digest of a codebase, prepare a repository for LLM analysis, or...
Security audit for GitHub repositories before installation. Use when user wants to check if a repo/app is safe to install, review install scripts for malicious code, verify an open source project isn't collecti...
Help users evaluate whether an MCP (Model Context Protocol) tool is safe and right for them before installing it. Use when a user wants to check, scan, review, or assess a third-party MCP server from GitHub, np...
Create and maintain a DEVLOG.md file capturing the development story of a project. Use this periodically over the course of a project to capture important information about the development story. Invoke when th...
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