Claude Skills

This skill refactors lengthy or poorly structured SKILL.md files to meet CI line limits and improve readability. It extracts code examples to a separate file, splits complex procedures, and reorganizes content for progressive disclosure. Use it when a skill exceeds 500 lines, is dominated by code blocks, or has procedural steps with multiple unrelated operations.

The redirect skill enables Claude to handle conflicting demands or tool failures by blending with pressure instead of resisting it, then reframing the situation. It's used for contradictory instructions, tool fail cascades, or scope pressure where the initial approach becomes unviable. This defensive skill focuses on absorbing force and redirecting it toward productive resolution rather than deflection.

This skill redacts reverse-engineering findings for public disclosure, preserving methodology and generalizable patterns while removing sensitive details. It implements a secure workflow using a private/public repo split, deny-list patterns, and orphan-commit publishing to prevent `git log` leaks. Use it to safely publish CLI tool findings, upstream proposals, or archive research via a `check-redaction.sh` CI gate.

This skill provides structured access to Kabbalistic Tree of Life concepts, including the 10 sephirot, 22 paths, and their correspondences. Developers can use it to explore attributes, study relationships, or map symbolic systems. It's designed for esoteric analysis and contemplation within the framework of the four worlds and three pillars.

This skill provides a structured sensory protocol for systematically observing and assessing a garden's health before any intervention. It guides the user through stages of clearing, gestalt observation, detailed sensory checks, and pattern analysis to diagnose issues. Use it when evaluating plant stress, seasonal changes, or during regular monitoring to inform data-driven gardening decisions.

This Claude Skill automatically reads a CONTINUE_HERE.md file at the start of a coding session to resume previous work, handling detection, parsing, and cleanup. It's designed for session continuity after interruptions and can be triggered manually or via a SessionStart hook. Developers use it to bootstrap context and set up automated workflow handoff between sessions.

This skill helps developers qualify GxP-relevant software or service vendors by guiding risk classification, audit design, and agreement review. Use it for onboarding new critical vendors, cloud providers with regulated data, or periodic re-qualification to meet standards like EU Annex 11. It provides structured approaches for assessments, quality agreement evaluation, and ongoing monitoring.

This skill provides wilderness water purification guidance, including source assessment, method selection (boiling, filtration, chemical, UV), and proper implementation like altitude-adjusted boiling times. Use it when developers need to integrate survivalist advice for making water from unknown outdoor sources safe for drinking, cooking, or cleaning. It covers the full process from pre-filtering sediment to safe storage.

This skill audits and prunes an agent's stored memory to improve performance when it becomes large or uncurated. It classifies memories by type, age, and usage, performs staleness and fidelity checks, and uses a decision tree for selective deletion. Use it for periodic maintenance or when project states shift and retrieval quality degrades.

This skill enables developers to provision and manage cloud infrastructure using Terraform's declarative IaC approach. It supports key features like HCL modules, remote state backends, and plan/apply workflows for team collaboration. Use it to replace manual ClickOps, manage multi-environment infrastructure, and enforce standards through reusable modules.

This skill enables rigorous geometric theorem proving using Euclidean, coordinate, or vector methods with step-by-step logical structure. It handles direct proofs, proofs by contradiction, and special cases to verify conjectures or establish lemmas. Developers can use it to convert geometric intuition into a complete, formal proof and compare the effectiveness of different proof approaches.

This skill probes the runtime state of a named feature flag in a CLI binary using a four-prong evidence protocol. It classifies flags as LIVE, DARK, INDETERMINATE, or UNKNOWN, handling scenarios like gate-vs-event disambiguation. Use it to verify if a capability is rolled out, audit dark-launched features, or refresh probes against new binary versions.

This skill provides guidance on preserving and conserving physical library and archival materials. It covers environmental controls, handling procedures, physical repairs, acid-free storage, digitization, and disaster recovery planning. Use it when establishing preservation protocols, managing deteriorating items, or planning digitization projects for fragile collections.

This skill helps developers create a Claude agent that can assess and improve garden soil health. It provides methods for soil testing, amendments, composting, and biodynamic preparations. Use it when building agents for gardening advice, particularly for new beds, underperforming plants, or transitioning to organic methods.

This skill prepares 3D models for FDM or SLA printing by handling export, mesh repair, and printability analysis. It verifies mesh integrity, checks wall thickness, generates supports, and optimizes part orientation for slicing. Use it to troubleshoot models that fail to slice and to convert formats while preserving printability.

This skill helps organizations prepare for regulatory inspections by assessing readiness against agency-specific requirements like FDA or EMA. It provides tools for analyzing common findings, running mock inspections, and managing documentation bundles and logistics. Use it when an inspection is announced, for periodic self-assessment, or after implementing new systems that may attract regulatory attention.

This skill guides meditation and contemplation on Hildegard von Bingen's concept of *viriditas* (divine greening power). It provides a structured meditation protocol with seasonal attunement for integrating Hildegardian health and spiritual practice. Use it for reconnecting with natural rhythms, addressing spiritual dryness, or deepening ecological theology.

This skill guides developers through polishing cut gemstones to a final optical finish using progressive abrasive sequences. It helps select the correct polishing compounds and laps for different stone types and troubleshoots common issues like haze or scratches. Use it when a cabochon or faceted stone is cut and ready for its final polish.

This skill provides a structured 9-step workflow for contributing security-focused code reviews and fixes to the OpenClaw ecosystem repositories. It emphasizes parallel auditing, false positive prevention, and cross-referencing findings with existing issues to identify high-impact changes. Use it when you want to systematically audit and submit pull requests to projects like NVIDIA/OpenClaw or NVIDIA/NemoClaw.

This skill plans and optimizes multi-stop tour routes by geocoding waypoints, ordering them via algorithms like nearest-neighbor, and calculating time/distance matrices. It discovers Points of Interest (POIs) via OpenStreetMap and can compare drive, walk, or transit options. Use it for road trips or walking tours to minimize travel time, optimize visit order, and enrich an itinerary with nearby sites.

This Claude Skill helps developers plan Agile sprints by refining backlogs, defining goals, calculating team capacity, and decomposing selected items into tasks. It automatically generates a structured `SPRINT-PLAN.md` file containing the goal, selected items, task breakdown, and capacity allocation. Use it to kick off a new sprint, re-plan after scope changes, or establish a sprint cadence following backlog grooming.

This skill helps developers plan spectroscopic analysis campaigns by selecting appropriate techniques via a decision matrix and sequencing them from non-destructive to destructive. It guides users to define the analytical question, assess the sample, and establish success criteria with cross-validation. Use it when investigating unknown compounds or optimizing analysis sequences to answer specific scientific questions.

This Claude Skill helps developers create a structured release plan by defining milestones, freezes, and quality gates using either calendar-based or feature-based strategies. It generates a `RELEASE-PLAN.md` artifact to coordinate multi-team efforts and transition from ad-hoc to a formal release cadence. Use it to initiate major/minor release planning with clear go/no-go criteria and rollback procedures.

This skill helps developers plan hiking routes by selecting trails based on difficulty ratings (SAC/UIAA) and group fitness, while estimating travel times using the Munter method and assessing elevation and safety. It supports planning for day hikes, multi-day hut-to-hut treks, and alpine routes. Use it to generate realistic itineraries and handle overnight logistics for trekking groups.