ailabs-393/ai-labs-claude-skills
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1Research Paper WriterResearch Paper Writer is an agent skill aimed at solo builders and small teams who need ACM-aligned research manuscripts without hand-maintaining style checklists. The SKILL.md and bundled references spell out page geometry, font stacks, title and author sizing, and the single-column abstract transitioning to a two-column body—exactly the constraints reviewers expect at ACM venues. Install it when you are turning literature review or experiment notes into a citable PDF-ready draft and want the agent to enforce layout rules instead of improvising Word styles. The entry also ships placeholder JavaScript for skill execution, so treat automated end-to-end generation as incomplete until you implement or extend the handler. It spans Validate and Idea work when you scope contributions, but Prism shelves it under Build documentation because the primary deliverable is a formatted paper artifact. Pair it with your citation manager and figure pipeline for a full submission workflow.2.8kinstalls2Travel PlannerTravel Planner is an agent skill that turns your coding agent into a structured trip-planning assistant: it stores preferences, recalls past trips, and outputs day-by-day itineraries, budget tables, packing checklists, etiquette notes, and pre-trip timelines. Solo builders and indie founders use it when conference travel, nomad stretches, or client visits need the same rigor they apply to product specs—without juggling five browser tabs. On first invoke it checks initialization via scripts/travel_db.py, then either runs a preference intake or jumps straight into planning. Triggers include itinerary creation, expense planning, destination recommendations, and ongoing preference management. It is beginner-friendly procedural knowledge with light Python script hooks rather than a SaaS integration. Prism lists it under productivity research because it compounds personal operational knowledge, though it is not a substitute for journey-wide product methodology skills.2.7kinstalls3Personal AssistantPersonal Assistant is an agent skill that turns Claude into a long-lived personal aide with a local, evolving user profile. On first invocation it gathers schedule, working style, preferences, goals, and routines, then answers later questions using that stored context while pruning outdated entries so memory stays useful. Solo builders use it to keep tasks, reminders, habits, and planning advice aligned with how they actually work—without re-explaining context every session. It fits anywhere in the solo-builder journey you need lightweight PM-for-yourself: scoping a week during Validate, juggling ship deadlines during Build, or maintaining routines during Grow and Operate. Implementation is procedure-driven (check profile → read/update DB → respond), not a third-party SaaS hook.2.3kinstalls4Finance Managerfinance-manager is an agent skill for solo builders and consultants who need fast P&L-style clarity from transaction data without opening a full accounting suite. When you supply or generate dated transactions with descriptions and amounts, the skill aggregates totals, net savings, savings rate, and splits spend across categories such as housing, food, and transport while mapping inflows to sources like salary deposits, freelance projects, and consulting. Trend outputs—including daily average spending, top expense lines, and category percentages—help you see burn patterns before you change pricing, cut costs, or judge runway. Prism lists it for operators juggling mixed income streams who want agent-assisted summaries rather than manual spreadsheet pivot tables every month.1.8kinstalls5Business Analytics ReporterBusiness analytics reporter is a Claude agent skill from ailabs-393’s ai-labs-claude-skills repo, aimed at solo builders who need structured business analytics output without hiring an analyst. Prism lists it for the Grow phase because founders typically invoke reporting skills after launch when revenue, activation, and funnel numbers exist. The public SKILL.md snippet on ingestion is thin, so treat this entry as a named capability for drafting or organizing KPI narratives, weekly business reviews, and dashboard commentary rather than a full ETL pipeline. Use it when you already export or paste metrics and want an agent to normalize language, highlight trends, and surface questions for the next iteration. It complements data connectors and spreadsheet skills; it does not replace verified queries against your source of truth. Re-read the upstream SKILL.md after install for authoritative triggers and output templates.1.8kinstalls6Script Writerscript-writer is an AI Labs Claude skill package oriented toward YouTube script planning rather than generic blogging. The bundled reference material documents common YouTube video types—educational tutorials, listicles, and narrative stories—with section-by-section timing guidance such as short hooks, introductory framing, main teaching blocks, recaps, and calls to action. For a solo builder running a founder channel or product demo series, it acts as a format library the agent can follow when turning ideas into speakable scripts with pacing cues and transition language. The repository snapshot includes a placeholder JavaScript executor that returns a success message until you wire real generation logic, so treat installation as a template scaffold you may extend in your own repo. It is best invoked when you already know the video goal (teach, rank items, or tell a story) and need consistent structure instead of improvising each upload. Complexity stays beginner-friendly because the skill emphasizes outlines and rhetorical patterns, not codecs, editing timelines, or analytics dashboards.1.4kinstalls7Nutritional Specialistnutritional-specialist is an agent skill scaffold from AI Labs aimed at builders who want personalized nutrition assistance inside Claude-style workflows. The repository includes a real preferences subsystem: a Python module that creates and reads a JSON file in the user’s .claude directory for food preferences, allergies, goals, and restrictions, which is the right pattern for stateful agent skills. The published JavaScript handler, however, is still a TODO placeholder that only echoes execution success, so installers should expect to implement core nutritional reasoning or wire the Python manager into the agent path themselves. For Prism’s solo-builder audience, treat this as a starter kit for a private lifestyle copilot—not a clinical or compliance-certified nutrition product. Confidence is moderate because marketing copy is thin and behavior is incomplete until you extend the skill body.1.2kinstalls8Social Media GeneratorSocial Media Generator is an agent skill that turns event or campaign inputs into draft posts tailored to Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Solo builders and indie marketers use it when they need consistent messaging across networks without memorizing each platform’s format, character limits, and engagement norms. The skill applies structured templates with slots for hooks, main copy, event details, calls to action, and hashtag blocks, while embedding per-network reminders such as shorter Facebook copy, visual-first Instagram captions, and value-led LinkedIn posts. It is best invoked during launch or ongoing growth pushes when you already know what you are promoting and want faster, repeatable social drafts your agent can refine—not when you still need audience research or a full content strategy. The output is paste-ready copy you can pair with creative assets and scheduling tools.1.1kinstalls9Codebase DocumenterCodebase Documenter is an agent skill that supplies a comprehensive API documentation scaffold for solo builders who ship HTTP APIs and need publishable reference material without starting from a blank page. The template covers base URL and versioning, authentication patterns such as JWT or API keys with curl examples, unified error payloads, rate limiting notes, and expandable endpoint sections for each resource. It is aimed at indie SaaS and integration products where the same person implements routes and must document them for customers or agent consumers. Invoke it while the API surface is stabilizing in the build phase so docs stay aligned with actual auth and error contracts before you hand docs to launch or support channels.1.1kinstalls10Pitch DeckPitch-deck is a reference-oriented agent skill that coaches solo founders through startup pitch deck best practices: keep decks to ten to fifteen slides, one idea per slide, and a memorable story from problem through solution to opportunity. It walks standard sections—title and tagline, quantified problem, solution, market size, business model, traction, team, financials, and the ask—with bullets on what belongs on each slide and how to use examples rather than jargon. The packaged repo includes a stub executor; the substantive value is the embedded best-practices guide for Claude-class agents drafting or critiquing decks. Use when you are validating positioning before a raise, refining scope for what you will demo, or preparing launch-adjacent fundraising materials—not when you need automated slide rendering or brand templates in Figma.1.1kinstalls11Seo Optimizerseo-optimizer is an AI Labs Claude skill aimed at solo builders who want quick SEO plumbing while launching or refreshing a marketing site. The repository mixes a reusable robots.txt template, the beginning of a schema.org implementation guide, and a minimal JavaScript export that still logs a stub message rather than fully automating audits. For Prism’s Launch audience, the practical value today is copy-paste crawl policy defaults and orientation on structured data—not a battle-tested optimizer pipeline. Use it when you need a starting robots.txt, a reminder to wire sitemap.xml, or agent-assisted explanations of schema concepts before you harden rules for staging versus production. Pair with your real domain, sitemap URL, and content model before go-live.1.1kinstalls12Storyboard ManagerStoryboard-manager packages character-development reference material for solo builders who need consistent cast documentation before storyboarding or implementation. The skill is oriented toward narrative products—games, films, marketing sequences, or interactive fiction—where weak character definition wastes later art and engineering time. It walks through basic profile fields, personality dimensions, and motivation structures so an agent can help you articulate protagonists, antagonists, and supports with aligned external and internal goals. The repository stub notes future execution logic; today the value is the structured reference your agent can apply while you scope scenes and beats. Use it when you are still shaping who is in the story and why they act, not when you only need pixel-perfect UI mocks. Pair with writing or planning skills once characters are approved so scene lists and implementation plans inherit the same canon.1kinstalls13Business Document GeneratorBusiness Document Generator is a productivity skill for solo and indie builders who need polished business artifacts fast during validation and early sales motions. Instead of rewriting the same sections for every stakeholder, you supply structured JSON—company name, dates, growth assumptions, mission and vision, client contact, problem framing, technology choice, timeline, and budget—and the skill drives generation of annual budget plans, full business plans, and client-facing proposals such as digital transformation statements of work. It sits naturally when you are scoping a startup idea, preparing a lightweight LLC narrative with total addressable market figures, or answering an RFP with consistent branding. The readme excerpts read like template schemas with sample values (for example fiscal year 2026, 20% YOY sales growth, nine-month delivery, $450,000 budget), which makes the skill a generator pattern rather than a long-form writing coach. Use it after you have rough numbers and positioning; output is meant to be edited and legally reviewed before you send to investors or enterprise buyers.1kinstalls14Csv Data VisualizerCSV Data Visualizer is an AI Labs Claude skill that teaches agents how to pick and command appropriate charts for tabular data. Solo builders analyzing exports from Stripe, product analytics, or ad-hoc surveys use it so the agent recommends histograms for univariate spread, box plots for category comparisons and outlier checks, and violin plots when density shape matters. Each visualization type includes plain-language when-to-use guidance and example CLI-style invocations with column and grouping flags. The repository snippet shows a placeholder index.js implementation, so treat the visualization guide as the authoritative behavior until the runner logic is completed. It shines during growth analytics when you need fast, defensible plots without opening a separate notebook for every question.999installs15Startup Validatorstartup-validator is a Claude-oriented planning skill that applies classic startup diligence frameworks—TAM/SAM/SOM sizing, Porter’s Five Forces, and structured competitor dimensions—to pressure-test an idea before you commit engineering time. The bundled reference material walks through market indicators, growth rates, and rivalry dynamics so a solo builder can articulate why a niche is winnable and what slice is obtainable. The stub index.js suggests the repo may wrap execution in a Node skill package; treat the frameworks as the primary deliverable until implementation hardens. Use early in validate when choosing scope and pricing assumptions, and revisit in idea research when comparing adjacent opportunities. Outputs should feed a sharper prototype or landing test plan rather than replacing customer interviews.987installs16Data AnalystData Analyst is an agent skill packaged as procedural reference for handling missing values in tabular data. Solo and indie builders use it when exploratory analysis, prototypes, or production metrics hit incomplete columns and they need a principled imputation choice instead of dropping rows by default. The SKILL body documents mean imputation and related strategies with advantages, disadvantages, and suitability by distribution and missingness rate. It fits the validate phase when proving a dataset is usable, the build phase when wiring ETL or feature prep, and grow when refining analytics pipelines. The repository snapshot also includes a stub executor and package metadata; treat the imputation reference as the primary capability until a fuller analyst workflow is documented. Pair with database or pipeline skills when imputation runs in SQL or batch jobs.914installs17Brand Analyzerbrand-analyzer is a template-style agent skill that walks a solo builder through a formal brand analysis report for a named company or product. Instead of improvising positioning in chat, you get repeatable sections: executive summary with three key findings, current brand state, industry and competitive landscape, mission and vision assessment, core values with an alignment score, personality and archetype framing, and a visual identity review of logo, color, and typography with explicit strengths, gaps, and recommendations. It fits indie founders who are validating positioning before investing in a landing page, redesign, or content system. The skill does not fetch live competitive data by itself—the analyst slot is filled by the agent’s research and your inputs—but the scaffold keeps outputs presentation-ready for stakeholders or your own roadmap. Run it when rebranding, entering a crowded segment, or when design and copy feel misaligned with what you actually sell.880installs18Resume ManagerResume Manager is an agent skill built around a JSON resume schema: personal info, experience blocks, achievement highlights, and per-role tech stacks. Solo and indie builders use it when they need a single source of truth for career narrative that an agent can slice, reorder, or rewrite for a specific job post, investor one-pager, or About page—without losing consistency across documents. It fits the Grow and Validate parts of the journey whenever you are packaging what you built into credible proof, and it pairs well with generic document skills when you export to PDF or Word. Complexity is beginner-friendly because the artifact is data, not a bespoke formatter; the agent focuses on content quality and tailoring rather than layout engines.813installs19Docker ContainerizationDocker Containerization is a packaging-oriented agent skill aimed at solo builders shipping Next.js-style Node apps who need a copy-paste Docker baseline instead of improvising from blog posts. It encodes a development service with hot-reload-friendly volume mounts and a production service with NODE_ENV=production plus an HTTP health probe so orchestrators can restart unhealthy instances. The bundled ignore patterns keep images smaller by dropping node_modules artifacts, markdown docs, Git metadata, and duplicate env files from the build context. Use it when you already have a working app locally and want dev/prod parity before choosing Fly, Railway, ECS, or a VPS. It does not replace a full platform guide—pair it with your host’s secrets and registry workflow—but it gives your agent concrete filenames, ports, and compose structure to iterate on safely.805installs20Tech Debt AnalyzerTech Debt Analyzer (as published in this skill package) centers on a structured Architecture Decision Record template rather than an automated scanner. Solo builders use it when technical debt, performance limits, or stack choices need a written decision with explicit options, constraints, and drivers—so months later you remember why you shipped the shortcut. The template walks through multiple named options with pros, cons, and effort, then records the chosen path and rationale suitable for Git-backed docs or a /docs/adr folder. It supports Validate conversations when scoping whether to rewrite a module, Build planning when choosing libraries, and Ship or Operate reviews when deciding whether to pay down debt before the next launch. Treat the skill as a decision-documentation generator; pair it with your own metrics or linters if you need quantitative debt scores.795installs21Frontend Enhancerfrontend-enhancer is a lightweight agent skill that ships a library of modern CSS @keyframes and transition-oriented snippets—fades, slides, scales, bounce, pulse, and shimmer-style skeleton loading—meant to be copied into your project’s global CSS. Solo builders polishing marketing pages, dashboards, or SaaS shells use it when the layout is done but the interface still feels static. It does not scaffold components or wire frameworks; it accelerates consistent motion patterns so your agent can apply class names and animation names in JSX, Vue, or plain HTML. Complexity is beginner-friendly because the artifacts are self-contained CSS. Pair it with your design tokens and accessibility review so reduced-motion preferences are still honored in ship.794installs22Cicd Pipeline GeneratorCI/CD Pipeline Generator is an agent skill that scaffolds a production-style GitHub Actions workflow for typical Node.js apps. Solo builders shipping SaaS, APIs, or CLIs get a ready-made pipeline: lint on every push and pull request, parallel test runs with optional coverage reporting to Codecov, and a build stage that only runs when quality checks pass. It standardizes Node 18.x, npm ci, and common action versions so you spend less time copying YAML from blog posts. Invoke when you have a repo that runs npm scripts for lint and test but no automated gate yet, or when you want a baseline to customize for deploy steps later.784installs23Pptxpptx is an agent skill for solo builders who need real .pptx files from HTML slide markup instead of screenshots or broken exports. It documents how to size slides (16:9 default 720×405pt, plus 4:3 and 16:10), which DOM elements map to PowerPoint (paragraphs, headings, lists, images, shaped divs, chart placeholders), and critical rules such as never putting visible text in bare div or span nodes because the converter ignores them. It also explains integration with html2pptx.js and PptxGenJS so your coding agent can generate pitch decks, training slides, or client deliverables programmatically. Use during build when documentation or reporting must leave the repo as PowerPoint, during validate when you need a prototype narrative deck, or at launch when you polish distribution assets. Intermediate complexity: you need comfort with HTML/CSS layout and following strict markup conventions for a faithful export.770installs24Docxdocx is an agent skill that teaches the JavaScript docx library for creating valid Microsoft Word files from code. Indie builders use it when they need investor one-pagers, SOWs, implementation plans, or release notes as real .docx exports rather than Markdown pasted into Word. The tutorial stresses setup with require('docx'), section structure, and formatting APIs including alignment, spacing, tables, images, and document navigation features. A critical guardrail is line breaks: agents must emit one Paragraph per line, because embedding newline characters in TextRun breaks rendering or corrupts output. The skill assumes docx may be installed globally and documents both Node filesystem writes and browser download flows. Use it whenever your pipeline must automate branded documents while you stay in Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex.764installs25PdfThe pdf skill is a procedural agent capability for completing PDF forms the right way: first classify whether the file has fillable AcroForm fields, then follow the matching branch. For fillable PDFs, the agent runs bundled Python helpers to list fields as JSON (IDs, pages, bounding boxes, and field types) before writing values. That prevents the common failure mode of drawing text in the wrong place or skipping checkboxes and radio groups. Solo builders use it for tax packets, onboarding PDFs, vendor agreements, and any workflow where a signed or submitted PDF must match the original layout. It pairs naturally with local Python execution in Claude Code or Cursor and expects you to run scripts from the skill directory. It is not a general PDF editor or OCR product; it is a guarded, step-by-step form-filling runbook with explicit gates so agents do not jump straight to improvised code.747installs26Xlsxxlsx is an Office-oriented agent skill from the AI Labs Claude skills collection for working with Excel workbooks in .xlsx format. Solo builders use it when spreadsheets are the deliverable—financial projections, content calendars, inventory trackers, or client-ready exports—rather than ad-hoc chat tables. The package is tied to Anthropic’s skill licensing and typically pairs procedural guidance with programmatic patterns for reading and writing sheets, formulas, and layout. It fits the Build phase when documentation and structured data artifacts matter, and it resurfaces in Operate when recurring reports or CSV-to-xlsx upgrades are part of the workflow. Because the public SKILL excerpt is license-heavy, treat install counts and audits on Prism as the source of truth for risk, and keep proprietary data out of prompts when possible.747installs27Test Specialisttest-specialist packages a systematic bug analysis and debugging framework for agent-assisted development. It walks a solo builder from reliable reproduction through isolation, root-cause tracing, test-driven fix implementation, and full validation—including edge cases and documentation updates. The published package metadata references a JavaScript entry stub, but the operational value is the procedural checklist in the skill body, which fits any stack where you can run tests and use git history. Use it when a defect is intermittent or poorly scoped and you want the agent to narrow the blast radius before patching. It complements ad-hoc chat debugging by enforcing minimal repros and regression discipline rather than one-off guesses.744installs