adam-skills

Adam's Skills

A personal skill library for Claude Code, distributed as a plugin marketplace. Each skill is a SKILL.md file triggered via /<skill-name> in Claude Code sessions, injecting domain-specific workflows and knowledge.

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Installation

Step 1 — Add the marketplace source (one-time):

In Claude Code, run:

/plugin marketplace add adampan0527/adam-skills

Step 2 — Install the plugin:

/plugin install adam-skills@adam-skills

Step 3 — Restart Claude Code to load the new plugin.

Once installed, all skills are registered as slash commands. Type /<skill-name> to use any skill.

Other Plugin Commands

# Update to the latest version
/plugin update adam-skills@adam-skills

# List installed plugins
/plugin list

# View plugin details
/plugin details adam-skills@adam-skills

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Available Skills

Skill	Command	Description
Edu Web PowerPoint	/edu-web-powerpoint	From a lesson PDF/Word or an outline of key points, generate a click-driven 16:9 web presentation (web-ppt) with hands-on exercises

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Skill Details

/edu-web-powerpoint

From a lesson document (PDF / Word) or a key-points outline, generate a "looks like a video" click-driven 16:9 web presentation for teaching.

Use cases:

• "I have a lesson PDF, make it into a classroom presentation"
• "I have key points + an outline, make it into a web-ppt"
• Lecture slides, training materials, tech talks
• 16:9 landscape, large text, generous spacing, per-slide animations
• Teaching scenarios that need companion hands-on exercises

How to use:

1. Enter an empty directory (or let Claude create one)
2. Type /edu-web-powerpoint, then describe what you need:
   • Provide a path to a lesson PDF, or
   • Provide key points + outline text
3. Follow the prompts to align content, outline, theme style, then start generating

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For Developers: Adding a New Skill

If you want to fork this repo to create your own skills:

1. Create the skill directory

mkdir -p plugins/adam-skills/skills/<skill-name>

2. Write SKILL.md

---
name: skill-name
description: One sentence explaining what this skill does and when to trigger it.
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# Skill Name

[Instructions, patterns, and reference material go here.]

3. Guidelines

• One skill, one domain — keep each skill focused on a single task or pattern.
• Naming — lowercase, hyphen-separated, e.g. css-animations, smart-search.
• Description matters — Claude uses this field to decide when to auto-select the skill.
• Self-contained — skills are expanded into the conversation independently; include all necessary context.

4. Test

Type /<skill-name> in Claude Code to test.

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License

MIT © Yan Pan