Claude Skills

This skill is activated for all Python development tasks, including writing scripts, building CLI apps, designing packages, and troubleshooting errors. It provides modern Python 3.11+ workflows for TDD, debugging, and code review, along with preferred project layouts and configurations. It also offers solutions for linting errors and includes working pyproject.toml examples.

This Claude Skill provides comprehensive guidance for MkDocs documentation projects with Material theme integration. It includes complete CLI command references and mkdocs.yml configuration settings for all project stages. Use it for site initialization, theme customization, plugin setup, and building static documentation from Markdown files.

Use this skill to ensure code quality through automated linting and formatting workflows. It provides orchestrator workflows for format-lint-resolve cycles and sub-agent verification of modified files, preventing claims of "production ready" code without actual verification. Includes knowledge bases for ruff, mypy, and bandit plus a root-cause resolver for systematic issue resolution.

This skill provides comprehensive documentation for Hatchling, the modern Python build backend implementing PEP standards. Use it when configuring `pyproject.toml`, managing project metadata and dependencies, or troubleshooting build errors for wheel and sdist creation. It covers key capabilities like configuration, version management, build hooks, and migration from setuptools.

This skill provides comprehensive GitLab expertise for configuring and optimizing CI/CD pipelines, creating documentation with GitLab Flavored Markdown, and testing pipelines locally using gitlab-ci-local. Use it when working on GitLab projects to build efficient pipelines, create professional documentation, or validate CI/CD changes before pushing code. It's ideal for developers needing to streamline their GitLab workflow and testing processes.

This Claude Skill handles all clang-format configuration tasks, triggered by mentions of the tool, requests to analyze code style, or needs to create or troubleshoot formatting rules. It provides workflows for generating .clang-format files from templates, analyzing existing code to match its style, and modifying configurations. Use it to define brace styles, indentation, spacing, and other formatting conventions while minimizing diffs.

This skill provides structured brainstorming capabilities using 30+ research-validated prompt patterns across 14 categories. It's designed for ideation tasks like content planning, product features, and creative problem-solving, offering exact templates with success metrics. Developers should activate it when users need systematic idea generation or creative solution exploration.

This skill provides comprehensive guidance on Python asyncio and async/await patterns for building high-performance, non-blocking applications. It's essential for developers creating async APIs, concurrent systems, or I/O-bound applications requiring efficient task handling. The content covers core async programming concepts and practical implementations for web services, real-time systems, and concurrent operations.

The flox-sharing skill enables developers to share and compose Flox environments across teams and projects. It supports environment composition through build-time merging, remote environment sharing via FloxHub, and team collaboration patterns. Key capabilities include activating remote environments, pushing/pulling environments, and composing multiple environments in manifests.

This skill helps developers configure and manage background services in Flox environments. It provides commands for starting, stopping, restarting, and monitoring services like databases and network services. Use it when you need to set up persistent processes with proper logging and lifecycle management in your development environment.

The flox-publish skill enables developers to publish custom packages to the Flox package catalog for distribution and sharing. It supports publishing individual packages or entire environments to personal or organizational namespaces after authentication. Key prerequisites include having packages defined in build configurations, a clean Git repository state, and completed authentication via `flox auth login`.

Use this skill first whenever creating new projects or codebases to manage reproducible development environments with Flox. It handles package installation, dependency management, and environment setup for languages like Python, Node, and Go. The skill emphasizes using Flox environment variables instead of absolute paths to ensure consistent, reproducible setups.

flox-cuda is a Claude Skill for managing CUDA and GPU development environments using Flox. It helps developers set up NVIDIA CUDA toolkits, GPU computing libraries, and deep learning frameworks like cuDNN across platforms. Use this skill to search, install, and verify CUDA packages specifically for Linux environments.

The flox-containers skill enables developers to containerize Flox environments using Docker or Podman. It allows creating container images, OCI exports, and managing multi-stage builds for deployment workflows. Use it to directly export environments to container runtimes or generate tar files for distribution.

The flox-builds skill enables application building and packaging using Flox's two main approaches. Manifest builds allow quick adoption of existing workflows with sandbox support, while Nix expression builds provide fully isolated, reproducible builds at the cost of learning Nix. Use manifest builds for getting started quickly and Nix builds when you need guaranteed reproducibility.

This skill enables secure web searches with privacy protection, source verification, and information validation. Developers should use it when they need to perform private web research, fact-check data, or validate the credibility of online sources. It provides a workflow for crafting effective queries and cross-referencing information from multiple, reliable sources.

This Claude Skill provides a guide for managing Google NotebookLM from the command line using the nlm CLI tool. Use it when developers need to create notebooks, manage sources, generate audio overviews, or organize research workflows. It covers the complete workflow from authentication to content generation and analytics monitoring.

This skill provides an advanced financial modeling suite for investment analysis and risk assessment. It enables developers to perform DCF valuations, sensitivity testing, and Monte Carlo simulations for scenario planning. Use it to build comprehensive financial models that support data-driven investment decisions.

This Claude Skill provides developers with a structured guide for creating specialized subagents in Claude Code. It helps define focused agents with proper YAML configuration, system prompts, and tool access. Use it when building custom AI assistants or specialized agents that require separate context windows and restricted tool permissions.

This skill provides developers with a structured guide for creating Claude Code skills following official standards. It covers the complete workflow from requirement analysis to testing, including proper YAML frontmatter and file organization. The guide ensures skills are well-structured with focused descriptions and supporting files.

This Claude Skill provides a comprehensive guide for creating Claude Code hooks to automate workflows through shell commands triggered by lifecycle events. It covers proper configuration, event handling, security practices, and hook registration in settings.json. Use it when you need to add event handlers, format code automatically, protect files, or log actions in your development workflow.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide for developers to create custom Claude Code slash commands as reusable Markdown files. It covers proper command structure, argument handling with $ARGUMENTS or $1/$2 syntax, and frontmatter configuration. Use this when building custom commands, reusable prompts, or designing slash commands for frequent Claude interactions.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide for developers to create Claude Code plugins that bundle skills, agents, commands, hooks, and MCP servers for distribution. It covers plugin structure, configuration, testing, and publishing to enable team collaboration and community sharing. Use this when you need to package, distribute, or publish collections of Claude Code extensions via plugin marketplaces.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide for connecting MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers to Claude Code using HTTP, stdio, and SSE transports. It covers the complete setup process including installation, configuration, authentication, and security for integrating external services like GitHub, Notion, and databases. Use this when you need to add MCP server integrations, configure external tools, or connect to custom APIs in your development workflow.