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Skills for Writing and docs
Skills for Writing and docs: what each one does, an install command and example prompts.
skill-generalizer skill Turns a local skill into something you can publish: strips private paths, habits and credentials while keeping the reusable technique. Useful before a GitHub or marketplace release.
CX Codex +1
★ 184repo stars
pitch-packager skill Turns a finished piece of work — spec, prototype, implementation notes — into one document a reviewer can read and approve in a single pass.
CX Codex +1
★ 355repo stars
agent-interface-design skill A skill for designing tools, scripts and CLIs that an agent calls, so the interface explains itself. Useful when you build an MCP server or an agent keeps misusing a tool it already has.
CX Codex +1
★ 355repo stars
de-ai-ify skill A skill that spots the stock phrases language models fall back on and rewrites the text in a plainer voice, keeping your facts and structure.
CX Codex +1
★ 449repo stars
exam-study-guide skill Turns a finished chapter into a typed study guide manifest, then compiles it into a self-contained HTML handout and a printable PDF.
CX Codex +1
★ 334repo stars
exam-cheatsheet skill Compiles your notes, mistakes and wiki into a cheatsheet.md, then renders a print-ready PDF at the page count you ask for.
CX Codex +1
★ 334repo stars
llm-wiki skill Turns papers, transcripts and notes into a linked Markdown wiki, then answers questions from it with citations. Useful once your material outgrows a chat window.
CX Codex +1
★ 123repo stars
the-homepage skill Audits a dev-tool landing page and reshapes it around the end-user developer instead of the buyer. Useful when the copy sounds salesy and never says what the product is.
CX Codex +1
★ 327repo stars
positioning-and-story skill Builds positioning and a narrative where the developer is the hero and a real trend is the villain. Useful when copy sells the product instead of the problem.
CX Codex +1
★ 327repo stars
ux-writing skill A skill that sets judgment rules for user-facing strings and docs: CLI and diagnostic output, errors, help text, README structure, comments and titles.
CX Codex +1
★ 224repo stars
marketing-copy skill Drafts launch posts, store descriptions, landing headlines and press notes. Checks first that no key, unlisted link or unshipped feature leaks into public text.
CX Codex +1
★ 224repo stars
unslop skill Rewrites model output so it reads like a person wrote it: no flattery, no stock phrases, no flat rhythm. Technical details stay exactly as they were.
CX Codex +1
★ 164repo stars
unslop-help skill Prints one card listing every unslop mode, sub-skill and exit phrase. Handy when you forget the syntax but do not want to switch anything on.
CX Codex +1
★ 164repo stars
summarize-meetings skill A skill that reads meeting transcripts in an Obsidian vault, pulls out people, action items and ideas, then writes summary files and links between notes.
CX Codex +1
★ 336repo stars
slide-wright skill Turns a topic, rough notes or an outline into a web presentation. Shows a theme and a two-slide preview first, then builds the whole deck.
CX Codex +1
★ 64repo stars
novel-writing skill A skill for fiction work: it plans chapters and arcs, carries a draft forward, and reviews finished prose. Handy when chapter versions and author voice matter.
CX Codex +1
★ 54repo stars
notion-knowledge-capture skill Turns a conversation or supplied notes into Notion pages: wiki entries, how-to guides, FAQs, decision records and retrospectives. Handy when agreements and details must survive the chat.
CX Codex +1
★ 220repo stars
quality-gate skill Checks a patent draft for missing sections, weak evidence and broken citations. Useful once the text exists and you need to spot gaps before filing.
CX Codex +1
★ 110repo stars
evidence-card skill Builds standardized evidence cards for patents, papers and standards. Handy when prior art has to be laid out in one format.
CX Codex +1
★ 110repo stars
oh-my-patent skill Takes a technical idea or source material to a reviewable patent disclosure: search plan, review, figures. Not for everyday coding.
CX Codex +1
★ 110repo stars
librarian skill A skill that drives the Librarian MCP server: pull documents into a note vault, search past solutions, explore the link graph, log daily learnings.
CX Codex +1
★ 35repo stars
confluence-to-markdown skill An internal module that reads a Confluence page and hands back its content as Markdown. It runs as part of /bedrock:learn and /bedrock:sync.
CX Codex +1
★ 108repo stars
pragmatic-writing skill A skill that pushes the agent toward the prose style of The Pragmatic Programmer and Joel on Software. Useful for essays, docs and tutorials.
CX Codex +1
★ 132repo stars
writing-dna-discovery skill A skill that interviews you and reads your samples to build a voice document a ghost writer skill can follow.
CX Codex +1
★ 132repo stars
book-research-assistant skill A skill that plans and vets research for a nonfiction book: turns fact gaps into questions, writes the prompts, and rules on each source.
CX Codex +1
★ 132repo stars
book-idea-validator skill Stress-tests a nonfiction book concept against existing research. Tells you whether the thesis holds up before you write.
CX Codex +1
★ 132repo stars
ebook-concept-development skill Turns a single ebook idea into a structured concept: reader, transformation, promise, scope. Useful before you start planning the book itself.
CX Codex +1
★ 132repo stars
claude-docs-validate skill A skill that checks the local Claude documentation clone: freshness, broken links, cache status. Useful when you need to know if the docs in ~/.claude-code-docs/ are current.
CX Codex +1
★ 55repo stars
vibe-testing skill This skill walks your specification documents through made-up user scenarios and flags gaps, conflicts and unclear spots before implementation starts.
CX Codex +1
★ 24repo stars
c4-codebase-architecture skill A skill that walks an agent through a repository and writes C4 architecture docs: system context, containers, components. Handy for onboarding or picking up someone else's code.
CX Codex +1
★ 24repo stars
investor-materials skill A skill for producing investor-facing documents: a pitch deck, one-pager, memo and financial model. Useful when the numbers and the story have to line up across every file.
CX Codex +1
★ 109repo stars
prose-style skill A writing contract for agent output: conclusion first, evidence over adjectives. Useful when a person reads the report, not a parser.
CX Codex +1
★ 107repo stars
kb-query skill A skill that answers questions from an existing knowledge/ bundle instead of rediscovering everything. Useful when the repo already holds synthesized concepts.
CX Codex +1
★ 41repo stars
linkedin-technical skill A skill for writing technical LinkedIn posts aimed at B2B audiences, and for deciding when LinkedIn beats Twitter.
CX Codex +1
★ 87repo stars
github-presence skill A skill for developers who want their GitHub project understood at a glance. Covers README structure, profile README and repo topics.
CX Codex +1
★ 87repo stars
devrel-content skill The devrel-content skill keeps technical writing for developers on track: blog posts, tutorials, docs. It sets the order of work, from checking whether a topic deserves an article to proofing the code before you publish.
CX Codex +1
★ 87repo stars
developer-sandbox skill Walks you through building an interactive playground where developers try the product with no signup. Useful when curious visitors need to become active users.
CX Codex +1
★ 87repo stars
api-onboarding skill Walks through a developer's first steps with an API and points at the friction: auth, sandbox, interactive docs, time to first call.
CX Codex +1
★ 87repo stars
ted-lasso skill A skill that gives your coding agent the Ted Lasso voice: warm, honest, and free of corporate jargon. Useful for team notes, pep talks, and framing setbacks.
CX Codex +1
★ 53repo stars
plain-language skill A skill that rewrites drafts in plain language: short sentences, active voice, no jargon. Useful for anything a reader sees once.
CX Codex +1
★ 53repo stars
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