oaustegard-claude-skills

AI model invocation, multi-agent orchestration, prompt distillation, and structured reasoning frameworks.

20 skills

Image manipulation, video/audio processing, file format conversion, SVG conversion, and computer vision augmentation.

17 skills

Codebase exploration, navigation, mapping, and static analysis tools for understanding unfamiliar codebases.

14 skills

Software development utilities: MCP servers, bookmarklets, frameworks, patching, and environment validation.

9 skills

Research methodology, corpus search, persistent memory, iterative workflows, and project knowledge management.

9 skills

Tools for creating, versioning, installing, inspecting, and orchestrating Claude skills.

9 skills

Data analysis, charting, forecasting, and interactive visualization tools.

7 skills

GitHub repository access, CLI operations, indexing, and git workflow tools.

6 skills

Social media browsing, content analysis, music control, and everyday utility tools.

6 skills

Environment setup, credential management, container building, and workflow orchestration.

5 skills

Web content fetching, browser automation, and URL handling tools.

3 skills

Routes, triages, flags and rates a piece of text with a probability for every option: which department or queue a ticket goes to, which intent a message expresses, whether a yes/no condition holds (is this tool call grounded, should the agent ask first, is the customer angry), and how severe or urgent it is on a rubric, each with a calibrated confidence. Runs Claude Haiku in the request and response shapes of OpenAI's Decisions API, or of TypeSafe's System One API (Jev's), for when no purpose-built decision model is at hand. Use for "route this ticket", "triage these", "classify with a confidence", "give me a probability that", "rate the severity", "score against this rubric", guardrail checks before a tool call, "a Decisions API without OpenAI", or a stand-in for Jev.

1 skill · 1 agent

Load it without being asked at the start of any task whose deliverable is prose that another person will read, such as a PR description, commit message, README, doc, postmortem, blog post, issue or review comment, report, release note or essay, and run it on the draft before the text is pushed, posted, published or saved. Draft first without this skill in context, from a positive writing brief if one exists. Also use it when someone says "de-claude", "de-slop", "humanize this", "this reads like AI" or "make it sound human", or asks for a voice, tone or register edit. It rewrites the constructions that mark prose as model-written into plain technical prose, and checks that the rewrite kept the draft's claims. The constructions include staged reveals, verdict headers, aphoristic closers, "it's not X, it's Y", em-dash drama, forced triads, flat-certainty adverbs, noun stacks and dropped 'that'. Do not use it on fiction, poetry, code or quoted text. For a full adversarial review of a deliverable, use challenging.

1 skill · hooks

Delegates work to a subagent or spawned session by writing only the task, while a PreToolUse hook pages the parent transcript through Jev and appends the chunks that task needs. Use before writing any Agent tool prompt or create_session prompt, and when asked to delegate this, hand this off, use a subagent, spawn an agent, run agents in parallel, or brief a subagent on what we have done so far.

1 skill · hooks