Seeking skills
🔍 Discover and install AI skills for Claude Code. Automated search for behavioral frameworks, prompt-based skills, and specialized personas from GitHub with built-in security scanning.
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One thing to look at
- 1 stars1 stars. Stars are a popularity signal and not a quality one, but at this level it is likely that nobody has read this closely except its author, and you would be relying on your own review.
What its author says it does
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Use when starting a complex task where community skills, design frameworks, or specialized personas might exist on GitHub - before writing code, check if someone has already created a proven skill for this domain
SKILL.md
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Seeking Community Skills
Before tackling complex or domain-specific tasks, consider whether a community skill might exist. Use /skill-seeker:seek <query> to search GitHub for proven patterns, design frameworks, and specialized knowledge.
When to Suggest
- Specialized domains (design, Terraform, Playwright, AWS, scientific computing)
- Tasks where "best practices" or "taste" matter (frontend work, UX, architecture)
- User explicitly asks for skills or frameworks
When NOT to Suggest
- Simple, well-understood tasks
- You already have a loaded skill for this domain
- User says not to search
Available Commands
/skill-seeker:seek <query>— Search for skills/skill-seeker:browse <owner/repo>— List skills in a repo/skill-seeker:install <target>— Fetch and install a skill/skill-seeker:status— Show loaded skills/skill-seeker:reload— Load from cache/skill-seeker:unload— Clean up temp files
Project Profiles
If a .skill-seeker-profile.json exists in the project root, suggest loading the preferred skills listed there at the start of a session.