Инструменты

Turns resolved tickets, common questions or workarounds into publish-ready knowledge base articles, structured as how-to guides, troubleshooting, FAQs or known issues, and optimized for search. From Anthropic's official customer-support plugin.

Anthropic's official knowledge work plugin: one question searches your connected chat, email, cloud docs, wiki and project tools at once and returns a sourced answer; can also produce daily or weekly digests. Preset MCP connectors for Slack, Notion, Atlassian, Asana and more, each needing auth.

Official Slack (Salesforce) plugin in Anthropic's knowledge work marketplace: connects Slack's hosted MCP to search and send messages, read channels and threads, and manage canvases, with commands for channel digests, standup updates and announcements. Needs workspace admin approval.

Customer support plugin: triages and prioritizes tickets with routing suggestions, drafts customer replies, packages escalations, researches customer issues across sources and turns resolved issues into knowledge base articles. Official from Anthropic.

Compensation analysis for HR and managers: market pay percentiles by role, level and location, offer competitiveness checks and equity modeling; upload a pay sheet to find employees outside their band and flight risks. Without a comp data source it uses public web data, so verify. By Anthropic.

Vercel's official cost and performance skill: gathers production metrics, usage and project config, investigates only the routes and files the metrics point to, and returns ranked, doc-backed recommendations. Supports Next.js, SvelteKit and Nuxt; needs Vercel CLI v53+ logged in and linked.

Vercel's official deployment skill: checks the git remote, project link and CLI login, then deploys a preview (default) or production via git push or vercel deploy. When login isn't possible in a sandbox, it can create a claimable preview link.

Daemonless, rootless container and pod manager with a Docker-compatible CLI for building, running and pushing OCI images. On macOS and Windows it runs inside a podman machine VM.

Processes large tool outputs in a sandbox and returns only the results to context; logs session events in SQLite with FTS5 so work continues after context compaction. Supports Claude Code, Codex and a dozen other clients. ELv2 licensed.

Runs the cognee memory engine as an MCP server whose remember, recall and forget tools write documents and conversations into a knowledge graph and vector store for cross-session retrieval. Start it with Docker or uv first; needs an LLM API key by default, or connect to Cognee Cloud.

Fast vulnerability scanner driven by YAML templates: uses a community template library to detect known vulnerabilities over HTTP, DNS, TCP, SSL and more, supports custom templates and plugs into CI/CD. Use only on targets you're authorized to test.

Writes conversations and business data into Graphiti's temporal knowledge graph so agents can retrieve long-term memory by entity, fact and time. Open source from Zep; start FalkorDB or Neo4j and the server with Docker first, and configure an LLM API key.

Grafana's load and performance testing tool: write test scripts in JavaScript covering HTTP, WebSocket, gRPC and browsers, set threshold assertions and run them in CI.

Support persona skill for the gws CLI: triages support-labeled Gmail, turns emails into tasks, logs tickets in Google Sheets, escalates urgent issues to Chat and books follow-ups. Needs gws authorized via your own Google Cloud project plus its companion skills; not officially supported by Google.

Built-in gws CLI skill: lets agents create Google Forms, add or edit questions in bulk, publish and read responses, handy for sign-ups, surveys and class feedback. Needs gws with a Google account authorized via your own Google Cloud project; not an officially supported Google product.

HR coordinator persona skill for the gws CLI: schedules onboarding sessions in Calendar, uploads onboarding docs to shared Drive, announces new hires in Chat, and turns email requests into tasks and bulk notices. Needs gws with OAuth via a Google Cloud project; not officially supported by Google.

Open-source infrastructure-as-code tool and community fork of Terraform: describe cloud resources declaratively, run plan to generate an execution plan, then apply changes, creating resources in parallel by dependency graph. Community-governed, MPL-2.0.

Detects hardcoded passwords, API keys and tokens in Git repos, files and stdin, and can run as a pre-commit hook or GitHub Action to block leaks. Now feature-frozen with security fixes only, as the author has moved on to Betterleaks.

Kubernetes package manager that packages, installs, upgrades and rolls back releases with Chart templates, including ready-made charts from Artifact Hub. A CNCF graduated project; needs a kubeconfig to reach your cluster.

For SaaS customer success teams: three standard-library Python scripts turn customer data into health scores, churn-risk tiers and ranked expansion opportunities, with reproducible results. Needs Python and customer data in the sample JSON format. Part of the claude-skills collection.

Helps HR and hiring managers design structured interviews: plans rounds by role and level, builds question banks, competency matrices and scoring rubrics, and suggests ways to reduce interviewer bias and recalibrate. Examples focus on tech roles; optional local Python scripts.

Chief people officer perspective for HR and founders: hiring plans and headcount costs, salary bands and equity design, org structure, performance calibration and retention. Includes two local Python scripts; pay examples use USD and US city tiers. Have comp and equity plans reviewed.

Finds leaked credentials in Git, GitHub, S3, filesystems and more, recognizing 800+ secret types and checking with each service whether a key is still live to cut false positives.

CLI and library for evaluating and red-teaming LLM apps: compare prompts and model outputs in bulk, scan for security vulnerabilities and plug into CI/CD, with evals running locally. Now part of OpenAI and still open source under MIT.