Anthropic'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.
Summarize recent activity from your work tools each day or weekAnthropic's digest skill, from its enterprise-search plugin, summarizes recent activity across whatever sources are connected, such as chat, email, cloud storage, project trackers, CRM and knowledge bases. It pulls out action items, decisions, mentions of you and document updates, then groups them by project or topic. You pick a daily or weekly view or a start date. Sources that aren't connected are named in the digest instead of silently skipped.Personal assistantAnthropicKnowledge work plugins
Track tasks in a TASKS.md fileThis skill keeps your to-do list in a plain TASKS.md file with sections for current work, things you are waiting on, someday items, and finished tasks. It adds, moves, and completes items when you ask and can pull tasks out of other text. A local dashboard view can be set up on first run.Personal assistantTasksProductivity
Format AI answers for readers with ADHDThis skill changes how an AI replies so a reader with ADHD can act on the answer. Each reply opens with the next action, uses numbered steps for multi-step work, restates which step you are on, and gives time estimates in concrete units. Side issues wait until the main one is done, and errors are described plainly with the cause and the fix. It stays on for the whole session until you say "stop adhd mode".Personal assistantProductivityFormatting
Find patterns in recently won and lost dealsAnthropic's win-loss-review skill studies a sales team's closed opportunities, by default from the last quarter, to show where and why deals are lost and what the wins share. It reads stage history from a CRM or an uploaded export and, where connected, objections from call transcripts and late-stage email. The output leads with the single most important pattern, then gives win rates with sample sizes, the stages where losses happen, loss reasons, the largest losses and recommended process, coaching and data actions. It only reads data and is aimed at sales leaders.SalesAnthropicKnowledge work plugins
Answer every inbound lead quickly with drafts you approveAnthropic's speed-to-lead skill for small businesses watches the shared inbox, web forms and the CRM for fresh inquiries and checks each against the owner's own rules for a good lead. It writes a response in the owner's style that offers real open meeting slots, alerts a person straight away about hot leads and logs everything in the CRM. Nothing goes out without the owner's approval. Scheduled runs mean overnight inquiries are sorted by morning, and it also works from pasted or forwarded messages.SalesAnthropicKnowledge work plugins
Find grants and RFPs worth bidding on and draft the responseAnthropic's grant-rfp-writer skill helps nonprofits, schools and government contractors find grant and solicitation opportunities they qualify for, including by filtering daily feeds such as SAM.gov or DIBBS. It makes a strict go/no-go decision before any writing starts, checks the compliance requirements, then writes the application using earlier submissions and actual program figures. Submitting needs the owner's approval, and afterwards it tracks deadlines and reporting duties. It works with Google Drive or Microsoft 365, optionally with DocuSign and a calendar, or from uploaded files and web research.Business automationAnthropicKnowledge work plugins
