stbenjam/claude-nine
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npx skills add https://github.com/stbenjam/claude-nineSkills in this repo
1Booksbooks is a highly personal agent skill from the claude-nine collection: it exposes various commands meant to talk to the author’s Calibre e-book library. Prism lists it for completeness, but the description warns against adoption—configuration, paths, and server endpoints are almost certainly hard-coded to one environment. For a solo builder, the honest value is studying how someone wrapped Calibre in agent-accessible commands if you plan to build your own local media automation. It is not a polished Calibre MCP replacement, not a cataloging tutorial, and not maintained as a general-purpose integration. Treat it as phase-specific build tooling you would fork and rewrite rather than install verbatim. Confidence stays low for anyone outside the original setup.0installs2Calendarcalendar is a lightweight agent skill that connects Claude Code and similar agents to the macOS Calendar database through icalBuddy and AppleScript. Solo builders who live in terminal-first workflows can ask for today’s agenda, upcoming launch deadlines, or customer call slots without leaving the coding session. It is intentionally narrow: it does not replace a full scheduling product, but it removes friction when your agent needs ground truth from Apple Calendar while drafting plans, emails, or weekly reviews. Install icalBuddy and grant Calendar permissions on macOS before invoking. The skill suits indie operators who already use the claude-nine plugin set and want calendar context in grow-phase routines—content calendars, support windows, and launch checkpoints—without building a custom Google Calendar API integration. Intermediate complexity reflects AppleScript permission prompts and local-only scope.0installs3Cc 10113 Reproducercc-10113-reproducer is a claude-nine plugin skill whose name implies it helps you reproduce Claude Code issue 10113 in a repeatable way for debugging or upstream reports. The Prism ingest only carries a TODO description, so solo builders should clone or open the plugin source and read SKILL.md before invoking it in production workflows. In practice, skills with this naming pattern guide the agent through minimal reproduction steps, environment notes, and expected versus actual behavior. Use it when you are in Ship phase and need a disciplined repro case rather than improvising in chat. Confidence is intentionally moderate until the maintainer documents triggers, prerequisites, and outputs in the README.0installs4FinancesFinances is an agent skill from the claude-nine finances plugin for managing HSA receipts and other financial documents. Solo and indie builders who pay out of pocket for qualified medical costs often need a lightweight way to capture, label, and retain proof for IRS HSA rules without a full accounting stack. The skill positions the agent to help you structure and work through receipt and document management tasks conversationally inside Claude Code or similar environments. Because the published README is minimal, treat it as a focused personal-finance helper rather than a general ledger or payment integration. Use it when you want procedural guidance and file-oriented workflows around HSA documentation, and pair it with your own storage and backup practices.0installs5Gitgit is a compact agent skill from the claude-nine plugin set that steers your assistant through everyday git workflows while you ship features alone. The published readme is minimal, so treat it as procedural backing for branch, commit, fetch, merge, and pull-request habits rather than a full Git tutorial. Solo builders invoke it when they want the agent to propose safe command sequences, keep history readable, and align with common PR-oriented flows without pasting Stack Overflow snippets. It spans active coding in Build and handoff in Ship when you open or update reviews. Because detail in SKILL.md is thin, pair it with your team’s branch naming rules in repo docs; the skill nudges structure, not policy enforcement. Skip if you already use a heavier git MCP or hosted CI that owns the entire release git graph.0installs6Goodreadsgoodreads is a small agent plugin skill that gives Claude-family tooling practical commands over a Goodreads data export. Solo builders and knowledge workers who track books for research, content planning, or personal OS setups can drop in the CSV export Goodreads provides and ask the agent to summarize shelves, filter by date or rating, or support custom questions about what they have read. It is not a live Goodreads API client; it assumes you already exported your library and want local, repeatable analysis without writing one-off scripts each time. Place it early in the journey when you are still gathering inputs—competitive reading lists, domain primers, or audience-aligned titles—rather than when you are wiring production integrations. Complexity stays beginner-friendly if you are comfortable exporting CSV from Goodreads and keeping that file in your repo or workspace.0installs7Pr Automationpr-automation is a lightweight agent skill packaged as a Claude Nine plugin whose stated purpose is to automate pull request workflows. For solo and indie builders who ship through GitHub or similar hosts, that typically means fewer repetitive steps when opening PRs, keeping branches in sync, or running standardized PR rituals the plugin encodes—even though the public readme is minimal and does not enumerate every command. Treat it as ship-phase tooling: you still own test gates, security review, and merge policy; the skill accelerates the mechanical PR layer so you can focus on diff quality. Install it when your agent already has git and network access to your repository host and you want procedural knowledge for PR automation instead of ad-hoc shell scripts. Because documentation is sparse, validate behavior against your org’s branch protection and required checks before relying on it in production repos.0installs