31 plugins from public Claude Code marketplaces. Each one bundles skills, slash commands, agents, hooks or MCP servers that install together.
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Submit marketplacePersistent project planning files with lifecycle hooks that inject selected plan context. Automatic recovery uses project files only. Explicit catchup modes may read same-project local session records to emit aggregate counts or bounded nonce-framed excerpts. Optional gated mode can request continuation on capable hosts and never runs commands declared in Markdown. No network upload path. Installs across 60+ agents.
Grade an agent setup from real conversation history — a rebuild of warpdotdev/common-skills' skill-doctor (MIT). Harvests recent local Claude Code and Codex sessions scoped to one repo, condenses and secret-redacts transcripts (12-pattern redactor, chmod-0600 artifacts, nothing uploaded), has the agent judge each transcript against two verbatim-preserved rubrics (efficiency, code quality — labels only), then runs a deterministic aggregation gate that derives every number from the label tables, refuses scores for unsampled sessions and suggestions that cite no scored session, and renders one self-contained zero-JS HTML report (dark-mode, print-to-PDF). Proposed skill edits stay staged as diffs until an explicit per-skill yes; zero suggestions is a valid, reportable success. Ships cs-skill-retro agent, /cs-skill-retro command, 3 stdlib tools, 3 references citing 7 sources each.
Financial literacy for reading company accounts: a beginner's tutor for an uploaded annual report, an audited-boundary check on every headline figure, a profit-to-cash walk with the arithmetic shown, a same-definitions comparison of two companies, and a vocabulary explainer anchored to the document. Every figure carries a page reference and anything missing is marked not disclosed. Educational — not financial advice; decisions with real money belong with a regulated adviser.
Analyzes legal disputes for mediation purposes — reviewing case materials (pleadings, contracts, correspondence, evidence), identifying contested issues, summarizing each party's position and interests, performing legal analysis of key issues, proposing mediation strategies or settlement directions, and preparing for mediation sessions. Use this skill whenever the user mentions mediation, dispute analysis, settlement, ADR, dispute resolution, party positions, caucus strategy, or asks to analyze a conflict between two or more parties with a resolution-oriented (rather than litigation-oriented) goal — including when they upload case files and ask for a structured breakdown of who wants what or how the case might settle, even when they don't explicitly say "mediation".
NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) contract analysis for NCAA student-athletes from the athlete's perspective. Use when user says 'review this NIL contract', 'analyze this NIL deal', 'check this athlete agreement', 'review my NIL agreement', or uploads a PDF NIL contract for review. Identifies red flags, missing protections, and compliance issues. Produces a structured review memorandum with negotiation positions. Do NOT use for general contract review, employment agreements, non-NIL endorsements, or brand-side deal analysis.
Analyze any OFAC or OFSI enforcement action — by URL, pasted text, or uploaded document — and produce a structured root cause analysis as a formatted Excel (.xlsx) spreadsheet. Use this skill whenever a user names, links to, pastes, or uploads an OFAC or OFSI enforcement action and asks for any of the following: root cause analysis, compliance gaps, what went wrong, lessons learned, organizational self-assessment, or remediation planning. Also trigger when a user asks "analyze this enforcement action", "what were the root causes", "turn this into a checklist", or "how do I make sure this doesn't happen to us". Outputs a single-sheet .xlsx table with six columns: Root Cause | What Went Wrong | How It Went Wrong | What Could Have Stopped It | Is my organization immune to this? (Yes/No/Partial) | Notes.
Get screenshots, GIFs, recordings, and files into GitHub PRs and issues via uploads.sh. Bundles the github-screenshots, annotate-screenshots, and uploads-cli skills, the hosted MCP server, and a mod that shows staged screenshots above the prompt and attaches them when gh pr create runs.
Turns dense legal documents, matter notes, and brainstorming dumps into clear, editable Mermaid diagrams to make strategizing and communicating clearer and faster. Use timelines and Gantt charts to uncover chronology gaps, flowcharts and decision trees to map litigation paths and negotiation possibilities, and entity relationship or class diagrams to clarify ownership, control, and corporate structure. Upload source files (.md, .docx, .pdf, .xlsx, or .pptx), paste text, or describe the issue you’re working on. /legal-diagram guides you through a simple interactive process to setup the skill and create timelines, Gantt charts, org charts, obligation checklists, litigation flowcharts, decision trees, corporate structure diagrams, and more.
Audits legal AI skills, prompts, workflows, MCP/tool instructions, and agent packages before they are trusted or installed. It detects prompt injection, hidden or hostile instructions, unsafe scripts, suspicious frontmatter, credential exposure, exfiltration paths, persistence mechanisms, cron/launchd hooks, unauthorized network calls, and supply-chain risk. Use it before adopting third-party or generated skills; before publishing a skill to a legal AI marketplace; when reviewing SKILL.md files, skill folders, scripts, references, MCP manifests, or automation instructions; or when a user asks whether an AI workflow is safe. Paste or upload the skill, prompt, MCP/tool instruction, etc you want to review. The auditor treats the material as untrusted data: it does not execute scripts, install packages, or obey commands embedded inside the reviewed content. It returns a verdict — approve, approve with constraints, rewrite, quarantine, or reject — plus the key risks and recommended remediat
Use whenever the user mentions Zenodo, depositing or publishing research artifacts (datasets, software, papers, posters) to Zenodo, minting a DOI for a dataset/code release, uploading files to a Zenodo record, creating a new version of a Zenodo deposit, or searching Zenodo records. Covers the full Zenodo REST API workflow (create, upload via bucket API, metadata, publish, version, search) for production and sandbox.
Interact with Figshare via the v2 REST API - search public datasets/articles, batch-download files, and create, update, publish, or multi-part-upload to your own articles (trigger on "figshare", figshare DOIs 10.6084/m9.figshare.*, or figshare.com URLs)
Authoritative reference and rules for developing with Zotero — the Web API v3 (read/write requests, file upload, syncing, streaming, OAuth, item types & fields), the desktop client's internal JavaScript API, building Zotero plugins (7–10, incl. Zotero 10 migration notes), writing translators (web/import/export/search), and creating/editing CSL citation styles. Use whenever the user asks to query or write to a Zotero library via the API, build or debug a Zotero plugin, write a Zotero translator, work with citeproc-js / CSL styles, sync Zotero data programmatically, or script the Zotero client.
Pino, Axiom, Sentry installation - one-time project setup for logging and error tracking with source maps upload
File upload patterns - drag-drop dropzones, chunked and resumable uploads, presigned URL flows, file validation (MIME type, magic bytes), progress tracking, accessibility (ARIA)
Convert Word (.doc/.docx/.docm), PowerPoint (.ppt/.pps/.pot/.pptx/.pptm/.ppsx/.ppsm), Excel (.xls/.xlsx/.xlsm/.xlsb), OpenDocument (.odt/.ods/.odp), RTF, EPUB, CSV, and PDF documents to clean GitHub-Flavored Markdown locally with the Any Doc CLI (npx -y @firecrawl/anydoc@0.2.4): headings, GFM tables, slide structure, and footnotes in one pass. Use when a task needs the contents of an office document, spreadsheet, presentation, ebook, or PDF you cannot read directly. Do not use for generating, editing, or validating documents (use documents), for ebook packaging (use epub). For scanned or image-only PDFs, use hosted OCR only when the user explicitly authorizes whole-document upload; otherwise route to local OCR tooling.
Query Fireflies.ai meeting transcripts, meeting notes, summaries, contacts, channels, AI meeting analytics, AskFred, audio uploads, and webhook signatures through its GraphQL API. Use when a user mentions Fireflies, Fireflies.ai, meeting transcripts or notes stored in Fireflies, AskFred, or Fireflies webhooks. Do not use for local audio transcription, calendar management, or meetings that are not Fireflies data.
Browse PeerTube federated video from the terminal — instance stats, latest videos, video detail, comment threads, channels, accounts, instance-local search, and OAuth2 login with per-instance token persistence. Set PEERTUBE_SERVER to any instance; point it at sepiasearch.org for fediverse-wide search. Use when the user mentions PeerTube, federated video, SepiaSearch, or browsing a specific PeerTube instance. Do not use this skill for YouTube/Vimeo uploads, video editing, or installing and administering a PeerTube server.
Hosted Google Flow MCP server by useapi.net (12 tools): chat with Google Flow Agent to make images and Veo 3.1 or Omni Flash (1.2 and 1.1) video, answer its credit approvals, manage chats and settings, list characters, voices and media, and upload images, on your Google AI subscription (a free account works too, Omni 1.1 Flash needs a paid one). Third-party paid service, not affiliated with Google. Includes the repo's agent skill.
mediaReview a pull request from one local brief: the diff, the tests and callers of changed code, and easy-to-miss change signals. No LLM call, no upload.
YouTube transcripts, video search, channel browsing, playlist extraction, and upload monitoring with open-source tools (yt-dlp, youtube-transcript-api, RSS). No API key needed.
