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claude-skills
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**Run AI coding agents longer, cheaper, and across every tool you use.**
Skills, plugins, and tools for AI agents — one repo, usable from **Claude Code**,
**Codex**, **Copilot CLI**, and any **AGENTS.md-aware** agent. Highlights: a remote
**iOS build-and-screenshot loop** delivered to your phone, a **usage-limit
auto-resume** orchestrator that keeps overnight runs alive (second-wind),
**token-optimized CLI output** (cartoon), and Linear PM automation.
| Plugin | What you get |
| --- | --- |
| ios-dev | iOS feedback loop: simulator build + screenshot delivered to your phone, device builds, TestFlight/App Store release automation |
| linear-pm | Linear PM conventions + 6 /linear-* commands, including /linear-pick autonomous issue pickup |
| core-workflow | commit flow, skill contribution, image-parser + web-researcher agents, shellcheck-on-edit hook |
| second-wind | usage-limit-aware overnight orchestrator (wind CLI + skill wrapper) |
| portable-artifacts | /make-dashboard (data file → offline HTML dashboard, per-chart SQL), /make-diagram (prompt → offline HTML diagram with zoom and a presentation mode), /make-explainer (branch recap, concept page, test checklist or slide deck as one offline HTML file) and /make-motion (prompt → preview + MP4, silent unless you ask for sound, then music from your file or a locally synthesised voiceover); cross-host installer for Codex, Copilot, Gemini |
| prompt-craft | rough ask → deterministic spec (/improve-prompt, /plan), debug/refactor/review lenses, git-aware Stop hook + opt-in secret/format guardrails |
| test-board | band above the prompt: passed/failed/skipped after every test run, next to the previous run of the same suite in the same worktree |
| session-compass | what each session is building, where it stands and what it produced: compass band, /compass pane, compass_status tool |
**Feature guides:** Second Wind ·
prompt-craft ·
portable-artifacts ·
session mods ·
ios-dev ·
linear-pm ·
core-workflow
**Docs:** Architecture (visual) ·
Skills & Tools Catalog (visual) ·
Usage guide
Installation
Claude Code (recommended)
Inside any Claude Code session:
Install only what you need — each plugin is self-contained. Skills, slash commands,
agents, and hooks register automatically on install.
Second Wind (standalone CLI)
No plugin required. Needs Python 3.9+, tmux, and the Claude Code CLI.
Includes an interactive wind init wizard and a live wind dash web dashboard.
wind up auto-spawns the watcher (detects the 5-hour limit, resumes after
reset) in its own detached tmux session — --no-watch skips it.
Full reference: tools/second-wind/README.md ·
visual explainer
Cache Clock (Copilot CLI and VS Code Copilot chat)
A cache-tax-style guard for GitHub Copilot:
shows when the prompt cache goes cold, what the next send costs cold vs warm, and asks
before a costly cold send goes out. Works in Copilot CLI, and in VS Code's Copilot chat
with a per-repo install (install.sh --project) and "chat.canvases.enabled": true in
VS Code settings.
Then run /cache-clock help in Copilot.
Full reference: tools/cache-clock/README.md ·
guide ·
visual explainer ·
architecture diagram ·
17-second video
Other AI tools (Codex, Copilot CLI, Hermes, …)
The skills are plain SKILL.md directories — tool-agnostic. Clone, then run the adapter: