This skill rewrites a resume for a specific job posting without inventing experience. It breaks the posting into requirements, asks you about related things you have actually done, and records for each one what you did yourself, how far it got, where any numbers come from and when it happened. It then writes the targeted resume from those confirmed facts only, checks each line for inflated titles, unsupported numbers or team results claimed as your own, and rehearses the follow-up questions an interviewer is likely to ask. It can also check an existing resume or compare an AI-rewritten version with your original. The skill and its prompt are written in Chinese; the README has an English quick start.
Run a job search with career-opsThis skill is the entry point to career-ops, an open-source job search agent that runs inside coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Pi. Paste a job link or description and it scores the offer against your CV, or pick a mode to scan job portals, tailor a CV or PDF, write a cover letter, prepare for interviews or track applications. It routes each request to the matching mode file and keeps your own data, such as your CV and portal list, apart from the project files. Its email mode only drafts, and you press submit on any application yourself.Personal assistantJob searchCareer tools
Find emails still waiting on a reply and draft follow-upsThis skill has Claude search your sent mail in Gmail or Microsoft 365 for threads where you wrote last and nobody replied, and check Google Calendar for related meetings. For each one it drafts a short, polite nudge pitched to how many times you've already chased, and can time it around an upcoming meeting. It only creates drafts, treats incoming email as untrusted text, and checks with you before anything goes to important contacts. You get a list of who owes you a reply and follow-up drafts waiting in your Drafts folder.Personal assistant
Give Claude a workplace memory for your team's shorthandAnthropic's memory-management skill, from its productivity plugin, gives Claude a two-level memory so it understands the acronyms, nicknames, project codenames and in-house terms people use at work. A short CLAUDE.md file holds the most-used people, terms and projects, while a memory folder keeps a fuller glossary and notes on people, projects and context. When a request uses unfamiliar shorthand, Claude checks the quick file first and then the deeper notes. It runs in the background rather than as a command you call. It saves notes about colleagues in local files, so keep them to work details.Personal assistantAnthropicKnowledge work plugins
Move your ChatGPT memory into a Letta agentLetta's importing-chatgpt-memory skill takes the data export you download from ChatGPT and copies your saved memories and custom context into a Letta agent's memory. It previews what will become always-visible memory and what will be kept for later, writes the clear-cut items, and can then go through older chats for more context. It asks before storing sensitive personal material and does not import the whole archive blindly. Your ChatGPT export holds personal data, so review the preview before it writes anything.Personal assistantLettaChatGPT
Turn a trip plan into an offline single-file HTML itineraryThis skill turns a trip into one HTML page that works offline and reads well on a phone, with an interactive map, a day-by-day timeline and reminders for what to book before leaving. You can give it only a destination and number of days, in which case it researches and proposes a plan to refine with you, or hand it an existing plan or a page it made earlier. For an existing plan it may offer up to three or four optional improvements in chat. Styling goes to a design skill such as frontend-design, with built-in guidelines as a fallback, and the skill file itself is written in Chinese.Personal assistantTravelHTML
Prep for your next Google Calendar meetingThis skill finds your next meeting through the Google Workspace CLI and shows its agenda, who is attending, and any docs linked to it. It gives a quick read before the meeting starts.Personal assistantGoogle CalendarMeetings
