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jordan-gibbs/speedread-skill

Turn a markdown summary/report into a pop-up RSVP speed-reader the user can consume at 500+ WPM. Use when the user asks for a report, summary, digest, or research writeup they want to "speedread", or says things like "make me a report and load it into the reader". Writes the report as markdown, injects it into a self-contained HTML reader, and opens it in the browser.

naggarwal1/doc-builder

Turn rough content into a clean, branded, responsive interactive HTML document. Trigger on "interactive doc", "HTML doc", "turn this into a doc", "make this look good", "style this", or when the user wants a document output instead of a PDF. Covers pitch decks, investor updates, sales proposals, one-pagers, articles, memos, strategy docs. Output is a single self-contained HTML file with TOC, collapsibles, slide nav for decks, and paged layouts for proposals. Works on mobile and prints cleanly.

tomershahar/user-story-mapping-skill

Use when a user wants to create, facilitate, or generate a user story map for a product or feature — either guided step-by-step (coaching mode) or from a raw requirement (generation mode).

code-yeongyu/web-fetch

Fetch a URL and save the body to a temp file so you can pipe it through rg / jq / awk instead of dumping the whole page into the conversation. Use this whenever a user gives you a URL to read - articles, docs, PRs, gists, README files, blog posts, anything HTTP. Returns a path on disk; the agent then greps the path for the relevant section and quotes only what matters. Strongly preferred over the built-in webfetch tool when (a) the page is more than a few KB, (b) the user wants to find a specific phrase / table / code block on the page, (c) you need to keep the long page out of context, or (d)

weitzu-com/ai-article-factory

Use when the user wants to turn any material, topic, or product into publish-ready, illustrated articles — automated end-to-end (auto file → topic → schedule → draft → visuals → fact-check → multi-platform copy → export MD+Word), with a human only reviewing, confirming, and publishing. 文章自动化生产/自动写文章/图文并茂/SEO GEO优化/一稿多投/任意素材变文章

hsheimbuch/understandable

Makes Claude's prose easy to read on the first pass, using findings from the 2026 study "Why is AI-generated language so hard to understand?" (Clark, Martin, and Mahowald). Use it when the user says a reply is dense, cryptic, jargon-heavy, hard to follow, or "Claudish", or asks for plainer or clearer wording. Also use it when writing or editing prose that people will read closely, such as explanations, end-of-task summaries, documentation, READMEs, and pull request descriptions. It can cover Claude's own replies for the rest of a session, or rewrite and check text and files that the user suppl