Claude Skills

This Claude Skill enables Spotify playback control and search directly from your terminal via a TUI or CLI commands. It's ideal for developers who want to manage Spotify without leaving their workflow, offering features like search, playback control, and device connectivity. Use it when you need quick, keyboard-driven music access while coding.

This skill enables CLI control of Sonos speakers on your local network for common actions like playback, volume, grouping, and queue management. It's useful for developers who want to automate or script interactions with their Sonos system directly from the terminal. Key features include speaker discovery, status checks, Spotify search integration, and handling speaker groups.

The sag skill provides ElevenLabs text-to-speech with a macOS `say`-style command-line interface for local audio playback. It supports multiple voice models and includes pronunciation controls through text normalization and language hints. Developers should use this for quick TTS prototyping or audio feedback in workflows when they need expressive, high-quality speech synthesis.

qmd is a local search and indexing CLI tool that enables developers to index and search through local files using hybrid search combining BM25, vector embeddings, and reranking. It supports both command-line usage and MCP (Model Context Protocol) mode for integration with Claude. The tool uses Ollama for embeddings and stores indexes locally, making it ideal for searching documentation or codebases directly from the terminal.

Peekaboo is a macOS UI automation CLI that enables developers to capture screens, inspect and target UI elements, and simulate user input. It's useful for scripting UI interactions, testing, and automating workflows on macOS. Key features include a shared snapshot cache and JSON output for integration with other tools.

ordercli is a CLI tool for developers to check past orders and track active delivery status from Foodora. It provides commands for authentication, listing orders with watch mode, and viewing detailed order information in JSON. Currently Foodora-only with Deliveroo support marked as work-in-progress.

The oracle CLI skill bundles prompts and selected files into a single request to provide AI-generated answers with full repository context. It is best used with the browser engine and GPT‑5.2 Pro for complex, long-running analysis sessions. Treat its output as advisory guidance that should always be verified against your actual code and tests.

This Claude Skill enables developers to control Philips Hue lights and scenes through the OpenHue CLI. It allows you to turn lights on/off, adjust brightness, set colors, and activate scenes by interacting with your Hue Bridge. Use this skill for automating smart lighting in development environments or creating lighting-based notifications.

This skill enables local audio transcription using OpenAI's Whisper CLI without requiring an API key. It provides offline speech-to-text conversion with configurable model sizes for speed/accuracy trade-offs. Developers should use it when they need private, cost-free transcription directly in their terminal workflow.

This Claude Skill transcribes audio files to text using OpenAI's Whisper API via a curl-based script. It supports various audio formats, allows optional parameters like language and prompts, and can output plain text or JSON. Use it to quickly integrate speech-to-text functionality into your workflow.

This Claude Skill batch-generates images using OpenAI's DALL-E API with automated prompt generation. It features a random-but-structured prompt sampler and automatically creates an HTML gallery to view results. Developers can use it for rapid prototyping of AI-generated images with customizable parameters like model, size, and output quality.

nano-pdf is a CLI tool that lets developers edit PDFs using natural-language instructions, like changing text or fixing typos on specific pages. It's ideal for quick, programmatic PDF modifications directly from the terminal. Always verify the output, as page numbering can vary between versions.

This Claude Skill generates or edits images using Google's Gemini 3 Pro Image model. It provides a command-line interface for creating images from prompts or editing existing ones with configurable resolutions (1K, 2K, 4K). Developers should use it when they need to quickly produce or modify images directly from their terminal, requiring only a `GEMINI_API_KEY`.

The mcporter skill enables developers to manage and call Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers directly from Claude. It provides commands to list available servers, call their tools with arguments, and handle authentication and daemon lifecycle. Use this skill for integrating and testing MCP server functionality in your development workflow.

imsg is a CLI tool for macOS that lets you programmatically interact with iMessage/SMS via the Messages.app. It enables developers to list chats, view message history, watch conversations in real-time, and send messages or attachments. Use this skill to automate messaging tasks or integrate iMessage/SMS functionality into your development workflows.

gog is a CLI tool for interacting with Google Workspace services like Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and Contacts directly from your terminal. Use it to automate tasks such as searching emails, sending messages, managing calendar events, and querying Drive files. It requires an initial OAuth setup but then provides a streamlined way to script Google Workspace operations.

This Claude Skill enables one-shot interactions with Google's Gemini AI via CLI for Q&A, summaries, and text generation. It's ideal for quick, single prompts directly from the terminal, supporting different models and JSON output. Developers should use it for straightforward AI tasks without entering an interactive session.

eightctl is a CLI tool for developers to programmatically control Eight Sleep pods, including temperature, alarms, schedules, and audio. It uses an unofficial API, requiring local config or environment variables for authentication. Use it for automating pod management while being mindful of rate limits.

The clawdis-notify skill enables developers to send system notifications to specific macOS computers (Clawdis nodes) via CLI commands. It's useful for alerting users, confirming remote actions, or enabling agent-to-computer notifications across a distributed system. Key features include customizable title/body content, sound selection, and priority/delivery options for targeted machine communication.

This skill enables developers to discover and target specific Clawdis-paired devices (nodes) via CLI commands. It helps agents list available nodes, inspect their capabilities/permissions, and select the best target machine for actions. Use it when you need to reason about device availability and choose an appropriate node for canvas, camera, or system operations.

The clawdis-cron skill enables scheduled jobs and wakeups via RPC methods, allowing developers to automate tasks within the Clawdis Gateway. It supports both one-shot reminders and recurring jobs that can target main or isolated sessions with specific payload rules. Jobs are managed through a JSON configuration file and controlled via WebSocket RPC calls like cron.add, cron.run, and wake.

This skill enables developers to programmatically control the Clawdis Canvas panel via CLI for presenting HTML/JS interfaces and A2UI surfaces. Key capabilities include rendering content, evaluating JavaScript, capturing snapshots, and managing gateway-hosted A2UI applications with action bridging. Use it to automate UI testing, visualization, and interaction workflows within the Clawdis environment.

This skill enables developers to programmatically control a dedicated Chrome/Chromium browser instance through CLI commands. It provides tab management, page snapshots, screenshots, and automated actions like clicking and typing. Use it when you need to automate browser interactions or extract structured data from web pages.

camsnap captures snapshots and video clips from RTSP/ONVIF security cameras via CLI. It supports camera discovery, motion detection with custom actions, and scheduled recordings. Use it for automating camera frame grabs, creating short clips, or triggering events based on motion.