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Eval · natejswenson bundle
Grade a real run of a skill against its own committed contract, then turn each confirmed failure into a permanent eval case. Use when the user says "evaluate this run", "grade this skill", "eval this run", "how good was that run", "did the skill follow its own rules", "audit this transcript", "write evals for my skill", "deepen the evals", or "my evals are decorative" — or wants a session transcript checked for results it claimed but never observed.

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Press · natejswenson bundle
The one brand system for everything produced in Claude — design tokens, the visual laws, the run-presentation contract, and the universal voice core. Use when composing or restyling any artifact (report, résumé, card, cover, PDF, HTML page, chart), when asked about brand colors, fonts, the accent law or "the PRESS look", when adding a new skill that renders anything, or when a brand value needs to change everywhere at once. Also handles "check the brand is in sync", "why do my colors differ", and onboarding a new consumer repo.

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Devlog · natejswenson bundle
Turn releases into researched how-to posts, or explicitly draft one complete concept guide readers can implement with their own coding agent. Supports Codex AI cover drafts and conversational devlog configuration.

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Resume · natejswenson bundle
Tailor a stored résumé to a job description and render it as a themed PDF. The résumé is supplied once and reused, so later runs need only a job URL. Triggers on "/resume", "tailor my resume", "optimize my resume for this job", a bare job posting URL, or any request to adapt a résumé to a specific posting and produce a PDF. Also handles "update my stored resume", "show my stored resume", and "forget my resume".

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Appletv · natejswenson bundle
Interact with and control the Apple TVs on the local network from the Mac you are on — scan for them, pair with one, and drive it: play, pause, skip, turn on or off, open an app or a deep link, type into the on-screen keyboard, navigate the menu, set the volume, and say what is playing — reading the device's state back after every command. Use when the user says "appletv", "control my apple tv", "connect to my apple tv", "find my apple tvs", "pair with the apple tv", "pause the apple tv", "turn off the tv", "what's playing on the apple tv", "open netflix on the living room tv", "skip the intro", "type stranger things into the tv", or wants to drive an Apple TV without picking up the remote. Built on pyatv over the Companion and AirPlay protocols.

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Release · natejswenson bundle
Cut a release for one named skill, package or service and prove the tag exists. Use when the user says "release devlog", "release ghostwriter", "cut a release for press", "ship a new version of X", "what is unreleased", "tag the current main", or asks whether something has a release pending. Reads the commits on main since the last tag, proposes a semver bump and a CHANGELOG entry, waits for approval, then lands the bump and reports the tag URL — never claiming a release happened until the tag is read back from the remote.

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Netwatch · natejswenson bundle
Interactively investigate this Mac’s network connections, listening services, and process security. Use for "netwatch", "analyze my network traffic", "investigate this process", unfamiliar destinations, changes over time, optional scoped packet capture, or stopping a network process the user selects. Default inspection reads local metadata; packet capture and process termination require specific user authorization.

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Shipflow · natejswenson bundle
Scaffold a configurable dev/main branching, auto-merge, branch-cleanup, and release-tagging workflow into any repo. Detects existing branch protection, CI checks, and release conventions; always shows a plan and waits for confirmation before mutating anything. Use when the user asks to set up branch protection standards, apply deployment/release standards to a repo, or wants long-lived dev/main branches with auto-merge and branch cleanup.

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Ghfactory · natejswenson bundle
Generate GitHub Actions workflows that are verified rather than hoped for — every action ref resolved to a real pinned SHA, actionlint and zizmor clean, staleness reported, before you ever see the YAML. Use when the user asks to create, add, fix, review, harden or speed up a GitHub Actions workflow, CI, a CI/CD pipeline, a release or publish workflow, a deploy workflow, a matrix build, a scheduled job, or says "set up CI", "add a workflow", "my workflow is broken", "why is my action failing", "pin my actions", or "audit my workflows".

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Issueflow · natejswenson bundle
Take one GitHub issue through an independently reviewed plan, implementation, draft pull request, and converging review loop. Use when the user says "work an issue", "fix issue 42", "take this issue to a PR", or asks to list open issues. Runs autonomously by default; use --review-plan only when a human plan gate is explicitly requested.

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Skillhelp · natejswenson bundle
Answer help questions about the skills in this repo. Use when the user asks how to set up, install or configure a skill, what commands or flags a skill has, how a skill works internally, why a skill is failing or erroring, what a skill refuses to do, which skill to use for a job, or what skills exist at all. Triggers on "/skillhelp", "how do I use <skill>", "how do I set up <skill>", "what commands does <skill> have", "what does <skill> do", "how does <skill> work", "why is <skill> failing", "what skills do I have", "which skill should I use for", "explain <skill> to me", "document my skills", and "rebuild the skill index".

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Pluginsync · natejswenson bundle
Refresh the locally-installed Claude Code plugin marketplaces so newly released skill versions are actually on disk. Use when the user says "update my marketplace", "refresh my skills", "update the claude-skills plugins", "am I on the latest skills", "install the new skill", or "why is /skillfactory still the old version". Reports installed vs available version per plugin, installs what is missing, updates what drifted, flags plugins shadowed by a stale personal copy in ~/.claude/skills, and always says whether a restart is still needed.

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Shipreport · natejswenson bundle
Write an executive summary of the work actually shipped over a chosen time frame, built from real GitHub contributions and real Claude Code session transcripts, ranked so only what mattered appears, and rendered as a press-styled HTML report. Use when the user says "what did I ship this week", "shipreport", "write my weekly summary", "executive summary of my work", "status report for my manager", "what did I get done last month", "summarize what I shipped in July", or wants their commits, merged PRs, cut releases and coding sessions turned into a report someone who wasn't there can read.

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Bible Study · natejswenson bundle
Create a researched one-page Bible study from a verse, passage, or chapter, using only the Bible and Christian sources. Use for "create a Bible study", "study John 3", or "make a Bible study handout". Includes writing date, historical context, meaning, related verses, discussion, application, and a shareable visual.

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Brandreport · natejswenson bundle
Analyze a person's personal online brand from nothing but their name and generate a report on it. Use when the user says "brand report", "brandreport", "analyze my online brand", "what does the internet say about me", "search my name and tell me what you find", "audit my online presence", "what does my personal brand look like", "how do I come across online", or gives a name and asks what's out there about that person. The skill discovers sources itself — profiles, sites, posts, mentions — the user never supplies a list.

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City Report · natejswenson bundle
Pull US Census demographic, economic, housing and health data for any American city from the Data USA API, answer questions about it instantly, and generate a polished editorial HTML report. Use when the user asks for a city report, city profile, demographics, census data, population, median income, cost of living, or "tell me about <city>, <state>" — or wants to compare a city against its state and the nation.

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Ghostwriter · natejswenson bundle
Write engaging LinkedIn posts in the user's own voice and publish them to their profile after they approve. Use when the user wants to draft, write, or post something to LinkedIn, asks for a "LinkedIn post", wants content about trending topics in their field, or wants to set up / configure LinkedIn auto-posting. Learns the user's voice from their past posts and never publishes without explicit approval.

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Gmailtriage · natejswenson bundle
Sort and clean a Gmail inbox under rules the user wrote — filing mail into their own labels and out of the inbox, and moving junk to the trash. On a first run it walks the user through building that rule set from their own senders and their own existing folders, instead of shipping generic defaults. Use when the user says "clean my inbox", "gmailtriage", "triage my email", "sort my gmail", "file my email into folders", "auto-label my mail", "set up my email rules", "delete my junk mail", "unsubscribe and clean up", "why is my inbox full", or wants mail automatically filed, labelled or cleared out of Gmail without doing it by hand.

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Github Stats · natejswenson bundle
Show GitHub profile statistics for a user — total commits, followers/following, stars, pull requests, and issues — as a clean summary table, plus a repository browser and per-repo detail. Use when the user asks for "github stats", "github-stats", a GitHub profile summary, "how many stars/followers/commits does <user> have", repo stats for a GitHub account, or wants to create a repo while looking at stats. Powered by the gh CLI.

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Issuecreator · natejswenson bundle
Create GitHub issues grounded in repository evidence and formatted for issueflow. Use when the user says "create an issue", "turn this into a GitHub issue", "write an issue for issueflow", or "break this work into issues". Supports local drafts and authorized publishing; implementing existing issues belongs to issueflow.

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Skillfactory · natejswenson bundle
Create a new Claude Code skill end to end — branded with press, wired into CI by ghfactory, promoted by shipflow, split into deterministic scripts and model judgment, and not finished until a real run of it is frozen as its baseline eval. Use when the user says "create a skill", "new skill", "make me a skill that", "scaffold a skill", "add a skill to the marketplace", or wants an idea turned into a versioned, tested, installable skill.

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Ghostwriter X · natejswenson bundle
Write sharp X (Twitter) posts and threads in the user's own voice and publish them through the free Typefully API after they approve. Use when the user wants to draft, write, or post something to X or Twitter, asks for a "tweet", a "thread", or an "X post", or wants to set up X posting. Enforces X's 280-weighted-character limit per tweet, formats threads natively, and never publishes without explicit approval.

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Press 2 · natejswenson bundle
The one brand system for everything produced in Claude — design tokens, the visual laws, the run-presentation contract, and the universal voice core. Use when composing or restyling any artifact (report, résumé, card, cover, PDF, HTML page, chart), when asked about brand colors, fonts, the accent law or "the PRESS look", when adding a new skill that renders anything, or when a brand value needs to change everywhere at once. Also handles "check the brand is in sync", "why do my colors differ", and onboarding a new consumer repo.

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Repocount · natejswenson bundle
Repocount

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Shipflow 2 · natejswenson bundle
Scaffold a configurable dev/main branching, auto-merge, branch-cleanup, and release-tagging workflow into any repo. Detects existing branch protection, CI checks, and release conventions; always shows a plan and waits for confirmation before mutating anything. Use when the user asks to set up branch protection standards, apply deployment/release standards to a repo, or wants long-lived dev/main branches with auto-merge and branch cleanup.

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Skillhelp 2 · natejswenson bundle
Answer help questions about the skills in this repo. Use when the user asks how to set up, install or configure a skill, what commands or flags a skill has, how a skill works internally, why a skill is failing or erroring, what a skill refuses to do, which skill to use for a job, or what skills exist at all. Triggers on "/skillhelp", "how do I use <skill>", "how do I set up <skill>", "what commands does <skill> have", "what does <skill> do", "how does <skill> work", "why is <skill> failing", "what skills do I have", "which skill should I use for", "explain <skill> to me", "document my skills", and "rebuild the skill index".

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City Report 2 · natejswenson bundle
Pull US Census demographic, economic, housing and health data for any American city from the Data USA API, answer questions about it instantly, and generate a polished editorial HTML report. Use when the user asks for a city report, city profile, demographics, census data, population, median income, cost of living, or "tell me about <city>, <state>" — or wants to compare a city against its state and the nation.

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Ghostwriter 2 · natejswenson bundle
Write engaging LinkedIn posts in the user's own voice and publish them to their profile after they approve. Use when the user wants to draft, write, or post something to LinkedIn, asks for a "LinkedIn post", wants content about trending topics in their field, or wants to set up / configure LinkedIn auto-posting. Learns the user's voice from their past posts and never publishes without explicit approval.

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Gmailtriage 2 · natejswenson bundle
Sort and clean a Gmail inbox under rules the user wrote — filing mail into their own labels and out of the inbox, and moving junk to the trash. On a first run it walks the user through building that rule set from their own senders and their own existing folders, instead of shipping generic defaults. Use when the user says "clean my inbox", "gmailtriage", "triage my email", "sort my gmail", "file my email into folders", "auto-label my mail", "set up my email rules", "delete my junk mail", "unsubscribe and clean up", "why is my inbox full", or wants mail automatically filed, labelled or cleared out of Gmail without doing it by hand.

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