daily-skills

daily-skills

Installable Claude Code skills, grown out of everyday work and study.

Install

/plugin marketplace add bencode/daily-skills
/plugin install daily-skills@daily-skills

Installed skills are namespaced, e.g. daily-skills:en.

en · learn English on the fly

Trigger with the en: prefix, in the cracks of real work:

command	what it does
en: <your language>	render it as idiomatic English
en: <English>	correct it + idiomatic version + meaning
en:?	turn the expression just discussed into a dictionary card
en:a <text>	make a card for the given text
en:save	store into your dictionary (merge by headword, no logbook)
en:review	scan the session, pick a few worth learning
en:off	leave learning mode

While learning mode is on, it proactively points out expressions worth learning — for the "you don't know what you don't know" gap.

Glosses come in the learner's own language (auto-detected, or set EN_LANG).

Dictionary location — defaults to ~/.en/dictionary.md. To change it:

export EN_DICT=~/notes/english/dictionary.md

writing · how to write well, engineered

A general writing engine: ordered, role-separated passes (brief → outline → draft → critique → revise → edit), built on two separations — revise≠edit and generate≠judge — with a critique rubric (structure / argument / coherence / clarity / concision / audience-fit / correctness). Personal voice is applied last as a style layer, so the engine stays reusable and the voice stays yours.

daily-write · how to write a daily note

Guidance for agents writing a daily work/study note: two roles (writer + critic) and the laws that keep it plain, true, and useful — no fabricated stories, no fake-spoken voice, story plus a link to reproducible detail. A genre + voice cassette for the writing engine's final style pass.