Tools

Develops an original visual language for a brand, campaign, publication, site or product. Without looking at contemporary design, it builds ten typography-only HTML directions; once you lock one, it turns it into a production system. Not for routine UI fixes or existing design systems.

Official Tavily skills: let agents search the web, extract page content, discover site URLs, crawl in bulk and run cited deep research through the Tavily CLI (tvly). Install the CLI first; search and extract have a limited no-login tier, other features need sign-in or an API key.

Design token CLI (formerly Cobalt UI): reads W3C DTCG tokens for color, type, spacing and more, validates them and generates CSS, Sass, JS/TS, Swift, Tailwind and other code via plugins. Runs in CI so design specs flow into code automatically. Needs a Node.js project.

Lets agents work with Salesforce orgs authorized on your machine: SOQL queries, metadata deploy and retrieve, Apex test runs and permission set assignment, plus toolsets for LWC development. Maintained by Salesforce; authorize your org with the Salesforce CLI first.

Official Zhipu skill that uses the GLM-V multimodal model to read resumes in bulk, judge each against your criteria (e.g. 3+ years of experience) with reasons, and output a comparison table. Needs a Zhipu API key and Python; resumes can be URLs (PDF, Word, TXT) or local PDFs (needs PyMuPDF).

Microsoft Teams MCP open-sourced by Inditex: read messages in a set channel, start threads, reply and @mention members, and list members. Requires an Azure app registration and a Teams bot (usually with IT admin help); runs via Docker or Python 3.12 with uv.

Research guardrails for PhD students: reproduce arXiv papers, debug training anomalies with evidence, compare runs at matched epochs, check paper-code consistency, verify BibTeX, find literature gaps and predict reviewer comments. No MCP or extra dependencies; mostly for ML research.

Job search plugin: import your resume and preferences, then it finds matching roles, tailors your resume to each, writes cover letters and can fill applications on Greenhouse, Lever and Workday. Needs the Claude in Chrome extension.

Design engineering skill that steers agents away from generic AI-looking UI when building dashboards and landing pages, reviews interfaces for usability and adds motion and polish. npx installs the skill only; slash commands, MCP quality gates and review agents need the CLI or plugin.

Typed as /bro, has the agent re-explain its previous reply in plain, casual language without answering anything new or calling tools, keeping paths, commands and numbers verbatim and replying in the original language.

Deploys HTML or full-stack projects generated by agents to Tencent Cloud EdgeOne Makers and returns a public URL; supports both the international and China sites. Maintained by Tencent Cloud EdgeOne (formerly EdgeOne Pages MCP); sign in via browser or set an API token.

Customer success plugin from gtm-agents: three commands with subagents for account health monitoring, adoption plans and escalation playbooks, plus skills for risk scoring, executive business reviews (EBRs) and feedback loops. Prompt-only; bring your own usage, ticket and NPS data.

Renewal management plugin for customer success and account managers: segment-based renewal forecasts with upside and downside scenarios, save plays and escalation paths for at-risk accounts, and post-renewal retrospectives. Prompt-based; you supply contract values, usage and other data.

Voice of customer plugin: organizes tickets, interviews, surveys and community feedback into one taxonomy, estimates revenue and churn impact by theme, produces insight briefs for leadership or product, and tracks feedback loops and advocacy programs. No code; supply your own feedback data.

MCP module of MintHCM, an open-source self-hosted HR system: lets agents query, count and edit employee, recruiting, onboarding, offboarding, attendance, leave and performance records and run reports, keeping data on your server. Deploy MintHCM first; sign in via browser on first connect.

Creates a blueprint-style animation that explains UX decisions step by step for case studies and posts: rebuilds changed parts between Before and After screens, or annotates each module of one screen. Reproduces Figma frames 1:1; CC BY-NC 4.0, non-commercial only.

Give it a folder of resumes (PDF, Word or text) and a job description: it scores each against the requirements citing resume text as evidence, then gives a tiered shortlist, advance or decline email drafts and interview questions. Never sends; ignores protected traits. For Claude Cowork and Code.

Generates a structured interview scorecard for a role and level: weighted criteria, behavioral questions grouped by competency, independent interviewer score sheets, red and green flags, reference check questions and a debrief process, as one Markdown file ready for the panel.

Helps small businesses write job posts: interviews you on the real day-to-day, trims requirements to 4-6 true must-haves, states honest selling points, pushes for a posted salary range and outputs job board and social versions. Looks up local pay transparency rules online.

200+ single-file skills, mostly for sales, marketing, consulting and operations: deal strategy, forecasts, outreach emails, proposals and SOWs, contract review, resume screening, expense checks and RFP responses, plus personal finance and job search. Contract and tax output needs expert review.

Official FinLab quant skill: lets agents use FinLab data (mainly Taiwan stocks, plus US, Japan, Korea and Hong Kong) to write stock-picking strategies, run backtests and analyze factors. Needs a FinLab account (free tier has a daily data cap), Python 3.10+ and uv. Not investment advice.

Drafts an employee handbook for small firms without dedicated HR: interviews the owner on actual practice, then writes plain-language attendance, leave, pay, conduct and anti-harassment policies, flagging clauses to check against local law. Based on US state rules; needs employment lawyer review.

Makes a product film (landing-page loop, launch video, promo, demo reel) in code with Remotion, reusing the product's own design system, components and voice. It interviews the user first, then writes the story, syncs scenes to music beats, reviews stills in loops and verifies the final render.

Applies a Scandinavian visual system: black-and-white neutrals with alpha ink for hierarchy, restrained sans-serif type, generous spacing, clear page chapters and minimal decoration, without sacrificing clarity or accessibility. Has apply, review, prototype and deep modes; manual invoke only.