From upwork-scraper
Suggest open-source portfolio projects based on Upwork market demand. Use when the user wants to build a portfolio, needs project ideas for their "carta de presentacion", or asks "what should I build", "portfolio ideas", "showcase projects".
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/upwork-scraper:portfolioThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Suggest open-source portfolio projects that align with Upwork market demand.
Suggest open-source portfolio projects that align with Upwork market demand.
This plugin provides MCP tools (prefixed mcp__upwork-scraper__* or called as tool_* below) that control a Camoufox browser for scraping Upwork. The plugin works from any directory.
If MCP tools are NOT available (you don't see mcp__upwork-scraper__* in your tools): the MCP server failed to start, likely because dependencies aren't installed. Tell the user:
The plugin's MCP server is not connected. Run
/upwork-scraper:setupto install dependencies, then restart Claude Code.
Do NOT try workarounds (Chrome extension, curl, direct DB access). Only the MCP tools work.
Get market data: Call tool_analyze_market_requirements to understand current demand.
Generate suggestions: Call tool_suggest_portfolio_projects(your_skills="$ARGUMENTS", target_experience_level="intermediate", top_n=5).
For each project, present:
Prioritize projects that:
Deployment advice: For each project, suggest:
npx claudepluginhub southlab-ai/claude-plugin-marketplace --plugin upwork-scraperDesigns interactive portfolios for developers, designers, and creatives that convert visitors into clients and jobs. Covers architecture, hero sections, project showcases, UX patterns, and optimization.
Designs portfolios that convert visitors into opportunities, covering architecture, project showcases, and personal branding for developers, designers, and creatives.
Creates or updates timestamped GitHub portfolio Markdown files by fetching and analyzing repository READMEs and structure via /github-portfolio <repo-url>. Use for career documentation snapshots.