Dan’s Skills
A collection of reusable skill modules for Claude Code. Each skill defines workflows, conventions, and domain knowledge that Claude Code agents can invoke during interactive sessions.
Skills extend what an AI coding agent can do — from structured development workflows and markdown formatting to product research, Google Workspace integration, and multi-agent role management.
Skills
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
| CAB | Common Anchor Blueprint — create, validate, and manage structured folder systems |
| Dev | Development workflow — planning, execution, setup, forge, and publish |
| Edit | Visual editing — Excalidraw diagrams, mockups, and visual content |
| Google Workspace — Sheets and Slides via CLI | |
| MD | Markdown formatting — heading spacing, file trees, TOCs, dispatch tables |
| Product | Product research and purchasing — hunt, compare, buy |
| Research | Investigation and synthesis — entity dossiers and topic surveys |
| Role | Agent role definitions — persistent identity across sessions |
How Skills Work
Each skill lives in its own folder with a SKILL.md entry point. When a user types /skill-name action (e.g., /dev plan, /research dig), Claude Code reads the corresponding action file and executes the workflow defined there.
Skills are declarative (written in markdown, not code), composable (they reference each other), and stateless (no runtime dependencies).
License
MIT License. See LICENSE for details.