Personal Claude Code skills.
Each top-level directory is one skill containing a SKILL.md (with YAML
frontmatter name + description) and any supporting files. The directory
name matches the skill name.
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
commit |
Create focused commits from the working tree, grouped by logical concern, with terse category-prefixed messages. Authored as the user. |
squash |
Rebase the current branch against its fork point and squash commits into a small, sensibly-grouped set. |
difit-review |
Parallel multi-model code review (Opus/Sonnet/Haiku) that writes merged findings to REVIEW.md. |
difit-open |
Open a REVIEW.md in difit's browser UI for interactive review. |
difit-resolve |
Apply fixes from a REVIEW.md, sync replies with a running difit instance. |
refactor-prose |
Iteratively refactor existing prose (policies, copy, docs) in place over multiple turns. |
comment-cleanup |
Strip low-value comments and docstrings, fit the survivors to the file's style, then rewrite them in Simplified Technical English. |
refine-skills |
Mine transcripts for how your skills actually behaved, find recurring corrections, propose SKILL.md edits one finding at a time. |
ste-writing |
Rewrite prose into ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English. Two modes — strict for procedures, STE-flavored for general docs. Third-party skill, see Credits. |
Clone the repo and symlink each skill into your user skills directory so edits
and git pull are live. Set SKILLS_REPO to wherever you want the clone:
SKILLS_REPO="$HOME/git/skills" # change to taste
git clone https://github.com/TrimVis/skills.git "$SKILLS_REPO"
for d in "$SKILLS_REPO"/*/; do
ln -sfn "$d" "$HOME/.claude/skills/$(basename "$d")"
doneSkills are discovered automatically by Claude Code and invoked with
/<skill-name> or when their description matches a request.
The difit-* skills drive difit, a
browser-based git diff viewer, via its difit CLI. Install it before using
those skills:
npm install -g difit # or run on demand with: npx difitcomment-cleanup calls ste-writing in its last phase. Both are in this repo,
so the install loop above covers it.
The other skills (commit, squash, refactor-prose) need only git.
ste-writing is the work of Ege Chelebi
(@woosal1337), published with the video series
episode "The Cure for AI Slop":
https://github.com/woosal1337/blog/blob/main/videos/ep01-the-cure-for-ai-slop/ste-writing-skill.md
Every other skill in this repo is original work.