AI skill directory

This skill uses Firecrawl to search and read the web on a complex topic, then writes a formal report with sources. The report has an executive summary, key findings, detailed analysis, contrarian views and risks, and open questions. It is meant for hard scientific, technical, policy, or market questions, not quick lookups or product picks.

This skill turns a solved ticket or a question that keeps coming up into a knowledge base article. It picks a template such as a how-to or a known-issue notice, writes the title and opening for search, and adds publishing notes. Workarounds and known problems customers should hear about also qualify.

This skill uses Firecrawl to look into a company and the people who run it before a meeting. The brief covers an overview, recent activity, things to bring up, problems they likely face, an angle for outreach, and sources. It suits sales calls, partner meetings, investor chats, and customer interviews. A Firecrawl API key is required.

This skill searches Firecrawl's paper index and writes a literature review on a topic. The index leans toward biomedical and life-science work, with PubMed, bioRxiv, and medRxiv as sources, and it also holds arXiv papers in computing, physics, and mathematics. It expands to related papers and checks claims in the paper text. The review covers key papers, themes, debates, trends, and sources.

This skill turns what a team wants from marketing into a campaign brief. The brief covers objectives, the audience, key messages, which channels to use, a weekly content schedule that shows what depends on what, and how success is measured. It adds budget split, risks, and next steps when you supply a budget. Product launches and lead-gen pushes are typical uses.

This skill writes the forecast story you bring to a forecast meeting or a manager check-in, split into commit, upside, and pipeline. It sorts deals into buckets, notes changes since the last call, and comments on each deal. With your approval it can also update forecast categories.

This skill writes ad headlines, supporting lines, and main body copy for paid placements and keeps each line inside the target platform's character limits. It can start from a blank brief, rework copy using past performance numbers, or produce large static batches. Platform specs cover Google responsive search, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok, and X.

This skill packages a customer problem for the engineering team, product managers, or company leaders. The brief states the impact, describes the issue, lists what support already tried, gives reproduction steps for bugs, and says what is needed. It fits cases with repeated reports, a churn threat, or a missed SLA.

This skill writes cold email campaigns by confirming each decision with you before it produces final copy. It moves through four steps: campaign direction, subject lines and the opening-line approach, body structure, and then the full set of variants and follow-ups. At each step it offers two or three options with a recommendation, and it can start from a strategy document, a website, client notes or past campaign results. Three first-line approaches are built in, including one that uses public data to point out a visible problem.

This skill creates and edits notes in Obsidian's flavor of Markdown. It handles wikilinks, embeds, callouts, frontmatter properties, tags, and comments, along with math, Mermaid diagrams, and footnotes.

This skill writes one ready-to-paste prompt for a named AI tool, such as an LLM, Cursor, Midjourney, or a video generator. It confirms the target tool when that is unclear, pulls the task, output format, constraints, and audience out of a rough idea, and asks at most three clarifying questions. It prefers simple techniques over those that raise the risk of invented content, and never asks a model to reveal hidden reasoning. The result is a single prompt block with a one-line note on what was optimized.

This skill writes fiction chapters in an outline-first order. It gathers context for the chapter with a story command-line tool that keeps later chapters out and stays within a token budget, builds a scene-by-scene outline for your approval, and only then writes the full prose. Afterward it records scene dates, continuity state and setups planted or paid off, and rebuilds the project's registries. It expects a story bible plus a character file or more, and ideally a plot structure, and it passes line editing to a companion skill.

Assembles raw writing material into a journey of beats, grounding terms before each beat lands.

Writes instructions, docs, and prompts that agents can follow reliably without ambiguity.

Mines raw writing fragments without forcing structure—explore before you shape.

Applies Vercel writing guidelines so product UI copy and docs stay clear and consistent.

Writes clear implementation plans before coding so agents and humans share the same approach.

Shapes raw writing material into a polished article paragraph by paragraph.

Authors high-quality agent skills (SKILL.md) with clear triggers, steps, and evaluation habits.

Creates, edits, analyzes, and visualizes Excel/spreadsheet files with formulas and structure.