
Ttmouse Skills
- 35 repo stars
- Updated February 5, 2026
- ttmouse/skills
ttmouse-skills is a Claude Code plugin that ships Anthropic example skills so you can copy proven agent capability patterns.
About
ttmouse-skills is a community Claude Code plugin that repackages Anthropic’s example skills so developers can study canonical patterns for agent capabilities without starting from a blank SKILL.md. The bundle highlights how to structure skills for artifact creation, office-suite style outputs, themed visual documents, and lightweight communications workflows, alongside snippets that touch algorithmic processing and testing discipline. founders and developers typically install it while they are still designing what their agent should do—whether that is generating launch decks, formatted reports, or internal Slack updates—rather than during distribution or growth phases. It is intentionally illustrative: you learn naming, scope, and capability boundaries from working examples, then fork the patterns into skills that match your product. With two plugins in the catalog metadata, it is a compact reference desk for Claude Code skill authors who want predictable starting points.
- Anthropic example skills collection bundled as a Claude Code plugin (2 plugins in repo metadata)
- Demonstrates document, Excel, PowerPoint, and visual styling skill patterns
- Includes communications-oriented examples such as Slack-themed workflows
- Shows algorithmic and testing-oriented skill scaffolding for experimentation
- Useful template library before writing production skills for your SaaS or internal tools
Ttmouse Skills by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 35 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | February 5, 2026 |
| Repository | ttmouse/skills ↗ |
What it does
Install Anthropic-style example skills to see how document, spreadsheet, presentation, and Slack-oriented agent capabilities are structured before authoring your own skills.
Who is it for?
Best when you're prototyping agent features and need vetted examples before investing in bespoke skill authoring.
Skip if: Skip if you already maintain an internal skill framework and only need domain-specific production skills with no demo clutter.
What you get
After install, you browse working example skills for documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and comms workflows and adapt them into your own production skills.
- Two plugin entries worth of example skills available in your Claude Code environment
- Reusable patterns for document, spreadsheet, and presentation-oriented agent tasks
- A clearer baseline for writing and testing your own first-party skills
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How it compares
Reference example-skill bundle, not a vertical SaaS integration or MCP bridge.
FAQ
Who is Ttmouse Skills for?
It is for Claude Code users and skill authors who want Anthropic-style examples to study structure, outputs, and testing patterns.
When should I use Ttmouse Skills?
Use it while building your agent toolchain—before you lock in custom skills for docs, slides, spreadsheets, or team comms.
How do I add Ttmouse Skills to my agent?
Add the ttmouse/skills plugin from the Skillselion catalog to Claude Code, enable the bundled plugins, and invoke or copy the example skills into your workspace skill folder.