skill-creator

A skill from the Awesome Codex Skills collection that helps with spreadsheet formula creation and automation, part of a curated set of practical skills for Codex CLI and API workflows.

A skill for testing local web applications using Python Playwright scripts. Supports server lifecycle management, frontend functionality verification, UI debugging, browser screenshot capture, and a reconnaissance-then-action pattern for dynamic web apps.

Automatically sorts, categorizes, and renames files based on content, metadata, and custom rules for efficient digital workspace management.

A skill for generating meeting notes and action items. Part of the Awesome Codex Skills collection by Composio, which provides practical skills for automating workflows across the Codex CLI and API, including email, Slack, and 1000+ app integrations.

Part of the Awesome Codex Skills collection by Composio, providing support ticket triage capabilities for AI coding agents and development workflows.

A planning skill that turns user prompts into actionable coding plans. Operates in read-only mode, scanning project context and documentation to produce a structured plan with scope definition, ordered action items, and open questions.

Acts as a collaborative writing partner that helps research, outline, draft, and refine content while maintaining your voice, with support for citation management, hook improvement, and section-by-section feedback.

A skill that inspects failing GitHub PR checks using the gh CLI, fetches GitHub Actions logs to identify failures, summarizes the failure context, and then creates a fix plan for implementation after user approval. Supports automated and manual fallback workflows for debugging CI/CD pipelines.

A Claude Code skill providing a curated collection of 10 professional font and color themes with carefully selected palettes and font pairings, applicable to presentation slides, documents, reports, HTML landing pages, and other artifacts.

A skill that connects AI coding agents to 1000+ apps including Gmail, Slack, GitHub, and Notion, enabling them to take real actions like sending emails, creating issues, and posting messages.