Skill Finder
The best Claude skills for productivity
Start with find-skills from Vercel Labs: it has the top score on this page, 98, and over 4.1 million installs, and it searches the open skills catalog for a skill that fits your task. The rest of the list covers Lark, Google Workspace, Obsidian and Notion, shorter replies, terminal panes, Link payments, web search, books turned into skills, prompt writing and questions about videos.
The 25 skills made for this job
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Get find-skillsfind-skills
For Claude Code users who want help finding and installing a skill for a task. Skip it if you already know which skill you need or never add third-party skills.
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Get herdrherdr
For developers who run several coding agents in Herdr panes and want Claude to steer them. Skip it if you do not use the Herdr terminal multiplexer.
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Get Lark CLI skillsLark CLI skills
For teams on Lark or Feishu who want Claude working in their Docs, Sheets, Drive and Wiki. Skip it if your company does not use Lark.
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Get CavemanCaveman
For developers who want terse commit messages, one-line review comments and lower token spend. Skip it if you prefer full, explanatory prose from Claude.
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Get gws-sharedgws-shared
For people using the gws Google Workspace CLI who want Claude to call it correctly. Skip it if you have not installed gws, since this file does nothing alone.
- 6 Get gws-gmail
gws-gmail
For gws CLI users who want Claude to read, triage, send and reply to Gmail from the terminal. Skip it if you would rather not give a command-line tool mailbox access.
- 7 Get gws-gmail-send
gws-gmail-send
For people using the Google Workspace CLI who want Claude to send or draft Gmail messages. Skip it if you have not set up the gws tool and its sign-in.
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Get orca-linearorca-linear
For Orca users who want Claude to update, search and close out Linear tickets from the terminal. Skip it if you do not run Orca or track work in Linear.
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Get obsidian-markdownobsidian-markdown
For Obsidian users who want Claude to write notes with valid wikilinks, embeds and callouts. Skip it if your notes live in tools that ignore Obsidian syntax.
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Get i-have-adhdi-have-adhd
For readers with ADHD, or anyone, who want each reply to open with the next action and keep track of the steps. Skip it if you prefer long explanations.
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Get create-payment-credentialcreate-payment-credential
For people who want Claude to buy things for them from a Link wallet, approving each spend in the Link app. Skip it if you would not let an agent handle card numbers or checkout.
- 12 Get obsidian-cli
obsidian-cli
For Obsidian users who want Claude to read, write and search notes in an open vault. Skip it if the Obsidian app is not running on your machine.
- 13 Get obsidian-bases
obsidian-bases
For Obsidian users who want Claude to write .base files that show notes as tables, cards or maps. Skip it if you do not use Obsidian or its Bases feature.
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Get anysearchanysearch
For agents that need live web results, page text or domain lookups like stock quotes and CVEs. Skip it if your queries are sensitive, since every one goes to AnySearch's servers.
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Get wecomcli-smartsheetwecomcli-smartsheet
For WeCom users who want Claude to read and edit smart sheets: records, fields, views, charts and cell colors. Skip it if you don't use WeCom or need its plain online sheets.
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Get gstackgstack
For people running Garry Tan's gstack workflows on Capy cloud machines or Claude Code. Skip it if you want one standalone skill or do not want an installer that clones and updates code.
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Get dbs-chatroom-austriandbs-chatroom-austrian
For Chinese-speaking founders and readers who want a question argued from an Austrian economics angle. Skip it if you want neutral economic data or other schools of thought.
- 18
Get lavishlavish
For people who want plans, diffs and comparisons as HTML pages they can mark up and send back. Skip it if plain chat replies are enough for you.
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Get summarizesummarize
For anyone who wants quick summaries or transcripts of links, YouTube videos, podcasts and PDFs. Skip it if you don't want to install a CLI or pay for an LLM API key.
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Get book-to-skillbook-to-skill
For readers who want a technical book's frameworks on hand as a skill Claude can consult. Skip it if a plain summary of the book would do.
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Get prompt-masterprompt-master
For anyone who wants a rough idea turned into a tight prompt for a specific AI tool. Skip it if you rarely write prompts or want lessons in prompting theory.
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Get watchwatch
For people who want Claude to summarize or answer questions about a YouTube link or video file. Skip it if you can't install ffmpeg and yt-dlp or add a Gemini key.
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Get notion-apinotion-api
For people who want Claude to read and change Notion pages and databases through the REST API. Skip it if you would rather not hand Claude a Notion API token.
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Get claude-obsidianclaude-obsidian
For Obsidian users who want Claude to file sources into a linked Markdown wiki. Skip it if you don't use Obsidian or want notes kept outside plain Markdown files.
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Get Claude Skills (alirezarezvani)Claude Skills (alirezarezvani)
For teams who want one large library of role-based skills to pick from. Skip it if you want a few focused skills you can read through in an afternoon.
Also useful for productivity
Their main job is something else, but they help with this one.
- Get financial-insights
financial-insights
For Link users who want to ask Claude about their spending, balances and connected accounts. Skip it if you don't use Link or would rather not share bank data with an agent.
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Get planning-with-filesplanning-with-files
For people running long, multi-step tasks who want the plan saved to disk and restored after context resets. Skip it for quick questions or single-file edits.
- Get dbs-content-system
dbs-content-system
For creators with 50 or more drafts, posts or course scripts who want a reusable content library. Skip it if you only want one article polished or have little material.
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Get Khazix SkillsKhazix Skills
For Chinese-speaking users who want goal briefs for long agent runs, plus cleanup and research helpers. Skip it if you need instructions written in English.
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Get gh-issue-syncgh-issue-sync
For developers who want to triage and edit GitHub issues as local Markdown files. Skip it if your team tracks work in Jira, Linear or a tool other than GitHub Issues.
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Get PUAPUA
For developers tired of agents that give up or claim fixes without proof. Skip it if you don't want Claude talking like a hard-driving corporate boss.
How to choose
find-skills is the general pick. It runs npx skills find, checks install counts and gives an install command for each match, installing only if you agree. It needs Node.js with npx. Caveman suits developers who want Claude to say less, from 72-character commit subjects to one-line review notes.
Pick by the tool your team uses. Lark CLI skills drive lark-cli for Docs, Sheets, Drive and Wiki, and most of their text is in Chinese. The gws skills need the gws CLI: gws-shared holds sign-in and safety rules, gws-gmail reads and triages mail, and gws-gmail-send sends or drafts.
Obsidian users get three skills from Steph Ango: obsidian-markdown writes notes with wikilinks and callouts, obsidian-bases writes .base views, and obsidian-cli works on an open vault. claude-obsidian, a set of 16 skills, files your sources into a linked Markdown wiki after a dry run you approve.
Three picks do focused jobs. book-to-skill turns a book or PDF into a skill with chapter summaries and a cheatsheet. prompt-master writes one ready-to-paste prompt for a named AI tool. watch answers questions about a video link or file, with ffmpeg and yt-dlp for its local engine.
Some picks spend money or send data out. create-payment-credential pays merchants from your Link wallet, with each spend approved in the Link app and a $500 cap per request. summarize and anysearch send links or queries to outside services. At least one scanner rated orca-linear and gstack high risk.