intellectronica/agent-skills
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1Notion ApiNotion API is a block-types reference skill for solo and indie builders who automate wikis, specs, or ops docs through Notion’s REST API. Instead of guessing payload shapes from memory, you install it when an agent needs to create, update, or nest blocks with valid `type` keys and type-specific property objects. It walks through the shared block schema every record carries, then drills into text-oriented types such as paragraphs, three heading levels, quotes, and callouts, including rich_text structure and optional toggleable headings that accept child blocks. The skill is aimed at Claude Code, Cursor, and similar coding agents embedding Notion into SaaS backends, internal agents, or CLI sync tools. Use it during Build when correctness of JSON matters for fewer 400 responses and cleaner migrations. It does not replace Notion’s live OpenAPI changelog—pair it with current official docs for new block types.37kinstalls2Context7Context7 is an agent skill that queries the Context7 API so your coding assistant can read up-to-date documentation for libraries, frameworks, and components. Solo and indie builders reach for it when they need accurate function signatures, migration notes, or examples for APIs that change faster than base model cutoff dates. The documented flow starts with a search request that pairs libraryName and a natural-language query, then pulls structured context using the returned library id. That pattern fits everyday agent work: implementing a new SDK, verifying whether a hook or middleware API still matches the docs, or comparing options during a spike without opening a dozen browser tabs. It is a procedural integration skill—not a hosted MCP server—so the agent runs curl against public endpoints. Pair it with your repo’s normal lint and test skills after you apply what you learned from the fetched snippets.7.4kinstalls3Youtube TranscriptYoutube-transcript is a small integration skill that lets solo builders and agents fetch captions from YouTube via youtube-transcript-api wrapped in a uv script. Provide a standard watch or youtu.be link and get auto-generated or manual subtitles as clean text or timestamped lines. The skill is strict about fidelity: agents must not alter vendor transcript text, though they may reflow non-timestamp output into paragraphs. It shines in early research when you are digesting competitor demos, conference talks, or tutorial chains into your notes stack, and again in grow when repurposing video into articles or support docs. No browser automation—just script execution—so it slots cleanly into Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex repos that already use uv.2.8kinstalls4Nano Banana ProNano Banana Pro packages Google’s Gemini 3 Pro Image (Nano Banana Pro) endpoint as an agent-invokable Python script for solo builders who need marketing visuals, UI mock imagery, or rapid creative variants without leaving the terminal. You pass a text prompt, output filename, and optionally an input image for edits, choosing 1K, 2K, or 4K resolution. Authentication accepts an explicit API key flag or the GEMINI_API_KEY environment variable, which fits CI and local agent runs alike. The skill is ideal when you already use uv for scripted tooling and want reproducible filenames in the repo rather than ad-hoc browser generation. It complements content and launch workflows but stops at image file delivery—layout, brand systems, and hosting are still your responsibility.2.5kinstalls5UltrathinkUltrathink is a minimal agent skill for builders who want a deterministic, fun response tied to a specific command phrase. When the user says ultrathink or invokes /ultrathink, the agent runs one Bash printf command that renders rainbow ANSI block letters and nothing else—no analysis, no planning, no follow-up prose. It fits the agent-tooling niche: small procedural skills that shape session tone or team inside jokes without touching the codebase. Solo developers installing eclectic skill packs from skills.sh may keep it as a easter egg alongside serious workflow skills. It does not improve SEO, tests, or architecture; its value is strictly behavioral consistency so every ultrathink invocation looks the same across Claude Code, Cursor, or other bash-capable agents. Because the contract forbids extra commentary, it is easy to verify and low risk relative to network or git mutations, though you should still treat any skill that runs shell commands according to your own security review habits on Prism catalog pages.1.7kinstalls6Beautiful MermaidBeautiful Mermaid is a compact agent skill that acts as a syntax reference for writing valid Mermaid diagram code. Solo and indie builders use it when agents or they themselves add architecture sketches, user flows, API sequences, or decision trees into README files, ADRs, and implementation plans. The reference emphasizes practical pitfalls—especially labeling edges with pipe syntax instead of spaced dash labels that can break rendering—and documents node shapes, directions, and subgraph structure for flowcharts and sequence diagrams. It fits anyone shipping with Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex who wants diagrams in repo docs without trial-and-error syntax fixes. It is not a renderer or CLI; it is procedural knowledge the agent follows while drafting markdown. Use it during documentation passes, when clarifying validate-phase prototypes as diagrams, or when review artifacts need a visual system map.1.4kinstalls7Markdown ConverterMarkdown Converter is an agent skill that wraps MarkItDown through `uvx markitdown` so solo builders can turn almost any business file into Markdown in one shell step. It fits indie workflows where Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex need readable text from PDF reports, Word specs, slide decks, Excel models, HTML exports, or JSON/XML dumps—not screenshots or binary attachments. You invoke it when a document must become LLM-friendly input for summarization, migration to docs sites, changelog extraction, or grounding answers in real source material. The skill documents stdout redirection, file output, stdin piping, and advanced options including Azure Document Intelligence and plugins for scanned or complex documents. Because conversion is format-agnostic, the same command pattern works across the build docs pipeline and when you reuse research PDFs or growth content archives later in the journey.1.4kinstalls8Todoist ApiTodoist-api is an agent skill for querying Todoist completed work through the `td` CLI and, when needed, raw HTTP against Todoist API v1. Solo builders use it when an agent must summarize what shipped this week, audit tasks finished in a date range, or filter completions by project name for automation pipelines. The readme centers on retrieval—not creating or updating active tasks—so the workflow is: set `TODOIST_API_TOKEN`, run `td completed` with JSON for machine consumption, or curl the `by_completion_date` and `by_due_date` endpoints for finer control. It fits indie operators who already live in Todoist but want repeatable, scriptable access to historical completions instead of clicking through the UI. Pair it with reporting or retrospective skills in grow/operate phases after wiring the token in your environment.1.3kinstalls9Gog Cligog-cli is an agent skill that walks solo builders through authenticating Intellectronica’s gogcli against Google Workspace with the right OAuth client shape, account linkage, and service scopes. It is the reference you want open while wiring Gmail search, Calendar events, Drive copies, or Sheets exports into an agent or automation—moments where guessing scope strings wastes an afternoon in consent screens and 403 errors. The skill stresses Desktop app credentials, enabling only needed APIs, checking the live service list via gog auth services, and separating user OAuth services from workspace-only service-account services like groups or admin. It also clarifies backwards-compatible flags such as --services all and when Docs, Slides, or Sheets implicitly need Drive permissions. Use it during Build integrations before you script repetitive personal-or-small-team Google tasks; pair it with your agent’s shell permissions carefully because refresh tokens and client secrets are high-value secrets.557installs10Anki ConnectAnki Connect is an integration skill that lets coding agents interact with Anki through the AnkiConnect local HTTP API. Solo builders and students use it when they want to search decks, add or update notes, reschedule cards, manage tags, or run sync—all from agent chat instead of manual Anki UI clicks. The skill documents environment checks (Anki running, server responding at 127.0.0.1:8765), request crafting, and result interpretation. A strict safety policy requires explicit user confirmation once per logical batch before any modifying note or card operation, grouped by intent and scope. It fits agent-tooling and personal knowledge workflows during build, and optionally supports grow/content if you treat spaced repetition as a learning pipeline for your own product docs.547installs11Anki Connectanki-connect is an agent skill that routes Anki-related requests through the AnkiConnect add-on API instead of manual deck editing. Indie builders use it to bulk-create flashcards from specs, import glossary terms from codebases, audit deck structure, or trigger sync after content pipelines run. The skill applies whenever a user wants to interact with Anki—including read-only inspection of models and cards or write operations that change notes and media. It assumes Anki is running locally with AnkiConnect listening on its default port. Prism catalogs it under Build → integrations because it is a task-specific bridge between your agent and a desktop app, similar to other local service plugins. Complexity is beginner-friendly for simple queries but intermediate when batch updates or custom note types are involved.0installs12Beautiful Mermaidbeautiful-mermaid is an agent skill that renders Mermaid diagram definitions into SVG and PNG using the Beautiful Mermaid library. Solo and indie builders use it when they are writing documentation, planning system flows, or explaining data models and want visual output without leaving Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex. The skill is intentionally narrow: invoke it when the user asks to render a Mermaid diagram, not for general illustration or non-Mermaid formats. It fits the build phase documentation lane where markdown-first teams ship architecture notes, API sequences, and decision logs alongside code. Because output is generated locally through the bundled plugin workflow, builders can iterate on diagram syntax in chat and drop the resulting assets into repos or landing pages. Pair it with planning and review skills when you need a diagram before implementation or after a design change.0installs13Context7context7 is an agent skill that routes documentation questions through the Context7 API so answers reflect current library releases, not memorized cutoff knowledge. Solo builders hit it when implementing unfamiliar SDKs, double-checking parameter shapes, or pulling short examples for a specific API surface before committing code. The skill is appropriate whenever the task is “what does this framework do today?” rather than product positioning or deployment runbooks. It complements local repo search: Context7 resolves canonical package docs and examples you can paste into plans or tests. Multi-phase placement reflects repeated use during Build feature work, Ship review fixes, and Operate migrations when upstream APIs change. Keep network access scoped and prefer verifying critical security-sensitive APIs against official sources when stakes are high.0installs14Copilot Sdkcopilot-sdk is an agent skill for builders embedding GitHub Copilot programmatically instead of relying only on IDE completions. It walks through SDK setup across Node.js/TypeScript, Python, Go, .NET, and Java, then into the parts solo teams usually get wrong on the first pass: authentication, permission scopes, streaming events, and durable sessions. The skill also covers extension points—custom tools, custom agents, MCP servers, hooks, and Copilot skills—so you can wire your product’s domain logic into a Copilot host. Indie developers shipping internal agents or customer-facing assistants on Microsoft’s stack use it during implementation spikes and hardening, not as a marketing or SEO utility. Expect integration-heavy guidance rather than a single copy-paste template; you still bring your repo, identity provider choices, and deployment target.0installs15Gog Cligog-cli is an agent skill that teaches Claude Code, Cursor, and similar agents to run Google Workspace operations through the gog (gogcli) command-line tool. It targets indie builders who want repeatable Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and productivity-app workflows without maintaining bespoke OAuth scripts for every task. Invoke it when users name gog, need agent-safe Google automation, or want to search mail, manage events, edit Docs/Sheets, administer Workspace, or script Apps Script from the terminal. The skill maps user intent to the right gog subcommands, auth flows, and configuration so agents do not improvise dangerous or incomplete Google API calls. It matters on Prism because Workspace is where many solos store specs, customer lists, and launch assets—this skill makes that stack programmable from the same session where they ship code.0installs16Gpt Image 1 5gpt-image-1-5 is an agent skill that wires OpenAI’s GPT Image 1.5 into your coding workflow for solo builders who need screenshots, hero art, icons, or quick visual iterations without opening a separate design tool for every tweak. When you ask to generate an image from a prompt—or to modify one you already have—the skill routes the job through the model’s text-to-image and edit paths, including optional masks for partial updates. The documented flow emphasizes calling the skill with an input image parameter rather than loading the file into context first, which keeps token use predictable on large PNGs. It fits early UI exploration, app-store graphics, and content refreshes, but it depends on OpenAI image API access and acceptable usage policies. It is a task integration, not a local offline renderer.0installs17Here Be Githere-be-git is a lightweight agent skill for solo and indie builders who want version control without a separate onboarding checklist. When you say you want Git initialized in the directory you are already working in, the skill runs a focused setup flow: initialize the repository, apply a .gitignore when appropriate, and optionally drop in commit instructions your Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex session can follow later. It is meant for the first minutes of a new or unpacked project, not for advanced branch policies or team governance. The value is speed and consistency—you get a traceable history and fewer accidental commits of build artifacts before you dive into features. Pair it with your normal ship-phase review habits once code starts moving.0installs18Lorem Ipsumlorem-ipsum is a small agent skill that generates lorem ipsum and generic placeholder text on request. Solo builders use it while mocking UIs, storybook states, landing page sections, or documentation templates where real copy is not ready yet. It supports several structures—plain paragraphs, headed sections, bullet or numbered lists, and flowing continuous text—and can return content for immediate use in a component or save it to a file. The skill fits the build phase when you want realistic text density without distracting copywriting. It keeps layout and typography decisions honest before validate/launch content work begins. Because triggers are explicit (user asks for placeholder or dummy text), it stays out of the way during research or production SEO. Install it when your agent frequently hand-writes filler sentences instead of consistent structured blocks.0installs19Markdown Convertermarkdown-converter is an agent skill that wraps markitdown to convert heterogeneous files into Markdown. Solo and indie builders use it when raw inputs—client PDFs, slide decks, spreadsheets, scraped HTML, or archived ZIP bundles—block an agent from quoting, diffing, or chunking content. The skill is invoked explicitly when you need conversion before summarization, spec extraction, or RAG indexing, rather than as a background formatter. It fits builders shipping agent-first products, content pipelines, or internal tools that must treat documents as first-class context. Placement on Build → docs reflects the usual handoff: ingest → normalize to Markdown → feed planning, implementation, or support bots. It also appears in Idea and Validate when you analyze market PDFs or pricing spreadsheets without retyping them.0installs20Mgrep Code Searchmgrep-code-search is an agent skill that wraps mgrep semantic search for solo builders exploring sizable or deeply nested repositories. It is meant for moments when you know what you are looking for in plain language—authentication flow, retry logic, feature flags—but exact strings are unknown or scattered. The skill positions semantic retrieval alongside traditional grep and ripgrep so your coding agent can map unfamiliar modules, trace cross-cutting concerns, and validate assumptions before edits. Install it when your project crosses the documented threshold of more than thirty non-gitignored files or when folder depth makes linear search tedious. It supports Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and similar agents that need procedural guidance for when to reach for mgrep instead of burning tokens on blind file walks. Complexity is intermediate because you still must phrase queries well and verify hits against source truth.0installs21Monologue Notes Apimonologue-notes-api documents how a coding agent should read and search a builder’s Monologue notes through the official REST API. Solo founders who capture ideas, meeting notes, and specs in Monologue install this when they want Claude or Cursor to ground answers in their private notebook instead of hallucinating project history. The skill is procedural: set MONOLOGUE_API_KEY, avoid leaking the key in logs, paginate list endpoints, apply filters, and retrieve individual note bodies with predictable HTTP calls. It does not write or mutate notes—read-only access keeps blast radius small for automation. Use it while building features that reference prior decisions, validating scope against written notes, or growing content workflows that reuse captured research. Prism places it on Build → integrations because the work product is correct API usage, not a standalone doc generator.0installs22Nano Banana 2nano-banana-2 wraps Google’s Nano Banana 2 image API so agents can generate and revise visuals with controlled aspect ratio and resolution from half-K through 4K. Solo builders use it when validating a product vibe on a landing page mock, drafting App Store or social creatives before hiring a designer, or swapping hero art during a launch week without opening a separate image tool chain. The skill targets speed and parameter control rather than a full design system workflow, so you still own brand prompts and review for policy compliance on generated content. It requires Google API access appropriate to Gemini image preview endpoints. Treat outputs as prototypes unless you run your own QA pass for text-in-image accuracy and trademark issues.0installs23Nano Banana Pronano-banana-pro is an agent skill that wires your coding agent to Google’s Nano Banana Pro (Gemini 3 Pro Image) API for both creating images from prompts and editing existing files. Solo and indie builders use it when they need hero shots, social graphics, UI concept art, or quick variants without leaving the agent thread. Triggers match natural language asks to generate, create, edit, modify, change, alter, or update images, including when the user points at an on-disk image and wants background swaps or object replacements. The workflow favors passing --input-image directly rather than pre-reading binary assets, which keeps token use down and matches the skill’s documented guardrail. Resolution can be tuned for default 1K delivery or sharper 2K and 4K exports when you are shipping landing pages or store assets. It is a task integration, not a full creative pipeline—you still own brand consistency, licensing, and prompt safety review before publishing.0installs24Notion Apinotion-api is a procedural agent skill that teaches your assistant how to call the Notion REST API correctly when you want specs, roadmaps, or customer notes living in Notion to stay in sync with code. Solo builders use it to list and query databases, append blocks to pages, update properties, manage comments, and handle deletes without guessing endpoint shapes or cursor pagination. The skill emphasizes authentication, available endpoints, pagination, and error handling so agents fail loudly instead of silently truncating results. It fits agents that can issue HTTP requests with your integration token rather than replacing the official Notion MCP. Invoke it during build when you automate onboarding docs, sync issue status from a repo, or prototype a lightweight CMS backed by Notion. Skip it if you only need one-off copy-paste from Notion without ongoing API automation.0installs25Promptifypromptify is a compact agent skill that performs prompt engineering on demand: you hand it a half-formed goal, and it expands it into a precise brief models can execute. Indie builders hit it constantly because agent quality is mostly prompt quality—whether you are ideating positioning copy, scoping an MVP, drafting tests, or writing runbooks. The skill listens for direct triggers such as “promptify” or explicit requests to improve a prompt, then adds role, context, constraints, output format, and success criteria without you manually repeating best practices. It does not replace domain skills like brainstorming or writing-plans; it makes those invocations start from a stronger user message. Complexity stays beginner-friendly: no toolchain beyond your agent session. Use it whenever a single chat message would otherwise produce generic or incomplete work product.0installs26Raindrop Apiraindrop-api teaches coding agents how to interact with Raindrop.io through its REST API using curl and jq, so solo builders can automate bookmark libraries instead of clicking through the web app. Use it when you want to pull competitor saves into a research doc, file launch links into collections, dedupe tags before a content sprint, or export backups as part of a personal knowledge pipeline. The skill spans authentication setup through advanced filters and import/export, making it a procedural integration reference rather than a hosted MCP server. You bring a Raindrop API token and network access; the agent follows the documented endpoints. It pairs well with research and writing workflows but stays anchored as an API integration skill for builders who already rely on Raindrop as their link inbox.0installs27Ray So Code Snippetray-so-code-snippet is an agent skill that produces polished code snippet images through ray.so so solo builders can share readable screenshots in threads, newsletters, and README files. You invoke it when you already have the code and want a visual asset without fiddling with fonts and padding in Figma or a manual ray.so session. It fits indie hackers shipping tutorials, open-source repos, or launch announcements where one clear screenshot beats a pasted block. The skill emphasizes local save paths so assets land next to your repo or content draft. It is a narrow generator, not a general screenshot or IDE capture tool—supply the snippet and formatting intent and let the agent render and store the image.0installs28Tavilytavily is an agent skill that documents how to call Tavily’s REST API for search, content extraction, mapping, and crawling when your coding agent lacks a native browser or search tool, or when you want responses formatted for downstream LLM reasoning. Solo and indie builders use it during idea research, validation spikes, and build-time doc lookups without wiring a separate MCP server. The skill emphasizes choosing Tavily when built-in tooling is missing or when Tavily’s structured output beats raw HTML fetches. It spans multiple journey phases but lands on idea research as the canonical catalog shelf because that is when most builders first need programmatic web evidence.0installs29Todoist Apitodoist-api is an agent skill that teaches Claude Code, Cursor, and similar agents how to interact with Todoist through the td command-line tool. It documents create, read, update, and delete patterns for tasks, projects, sections, labels, and comments, and it hard-requires confirmation before destructive actions so solo builders do not lose work from an over-eager agent. Install it when you want implementation plans and bug fixes reflected in Todoist without manual copy-paste. The skill fits indie builders who already use Todoist as their system of record and want procedural knowledge in SKILL.md instead of ad-hoc API guessing. It is phase-specific to build and PM workflows rather than a journey-wide methodology.0installs30UltrathinkUltrathink is a minimal agent skill plugin that displays colorful ANSI art spelling “ultrathink” when you say the word or run the /ultrathink command. Solo builders install it as a light-touch ritual or Easter egg inside Claude Code–style sessions: a visual pause that signals deliberate thinking before diving back into implementation. It does not analyze code, change files, or advance the product journey on its own. The skill is intentionally narrow—terminal output only—so it stays out of the way of serious automation unless you explicitly invoke it. Use it when you want a memorable cue in agent-tooling workflows or to reinforce a “slow down and think” habit without opening another productivity app. Skip it when you need substantive planning, security review, or documentation deliverables.0installs31Upstash Redis Kvupstash-redis-kv is an agent skill that lets solo builders and coding agents talk to Upstash’s serverless Redis-compatible store over HTTP. Install it when you need to save session context, rate-limit counters, feature flags, or short-lived lists during a build or prototype—especially in serverless or edge deployments where running Redis locally is awkward. The skill maps common Redis data types to REST operations so you do not paste ad hoc API snippets from docs each time. It fits agents building SaaS backends, CLI tools with cloud state, or multi-step workflows that must remember intermediate results. Scope is intentionally narrow: key-value and Redis primitives via Upstash, not self-hosted cluster administration or full ORM design.0installs32Youtube Transcriptyoutube-transcript gives agents a clear procedure for pulling spoken content from YouTube videos when the user supplies a valid URL and asks for transcripts, subtitles, or captions. Indie builders use it to mine conference talks, competitor demos, and tutorial chains without manually copying auto-captions. The skill defines when to activate—YouTube watch or short links—and how to format results, including optional timestamps for citing moments or stripping them for clean summaries and blog drafts. It is a lightweight integration-style skill rather than a full media pipeline: one video, one text artifact. That makes it valuable across research (idea), validation prototypes informed by expert videos, grow-phase content repurposing, and build-phase learning while implementing features shown in screencasts. Shelf placement under Idea → research reflects the most common entry point, not an exclusive limit.0installs