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Claude Code Skills Library

A collection of custom skills for Claude Code — specialized agents that work standalone or chain together as orchestrated pipelines to validate, plan, architect, and launch tech products.

Built and maintained by @RashiD2801. Calibrated for India-first builders, but useful anywhere.


What Are Claude Code Skills?

Skills are prompt files that extend Claude Code with custom slash commands. Drop a skill into your .claude/skills/ folder and it becomes available as /skill-name in any Claude Code session.

Each skill in this library is a self-contained agent with defined tools, steps, and output formats. Some skills are standalone; others are designed to plug into a larger orchestration pipeline.


Installation

Clone this repo and copy the skills you want into your Claude Code skills directory:

git clone https://github.com/RashiD2801/AI-Skills.git

# Copy a single skill
cp -r AI-Skills/concept-explorer ~/.claude/skills/

# Or copy everything
cp -r AI-Skills/* ~/.claude/skills/

Then restart Claude Code (or reload the window). Skills appear as /skill-name in your session.

Windows users: Your Claude Code skills directory is typically C:\Users\<you>\.claude\skills\


Skills Overview

Startup Suite

A full startup validation and build pipeline — run individually or let startup-analyzer orchestrate everything.

Skill Command What it does
Startup Analyzer /startup-analyzer "your idea" Master orchestrator — runs all 8 specialist agents in order with 2 user checkpoints, produces a full tabbed HTML report
Market Research /startup-market-research TAM/SAM/SOM breakdown (India primary), problem statement, ICP profiles, gap analysis, 2–3 pivot options
Competitor Scan /startup-competitor-scan Live web search for real global + India-specific competitors, feature gaps, pricing, user complaints, whitespace
Financial Feasibility /startup-financial-feasibility MVP cost (India rates), team & burn rate, revenue models, Year 1–3 projections, break-even (INR primary)
Tech Feasibility /startup-tech-feasibility Complexity score, build-vs-buy analysis, technical risks, team requirements, MVP timeline, GREEN/AMBER/RED verdict
Tech Stack /startup-tech-stack Opinionated frontend/backend/DB/AI-ML/infra recommendations with justifications and cost estimates
Go-to-Market /startup-go-to-market India-first launch plan, MVP scope, pricing strategy, distribution channels, phased expansion roadmap
Architecture Diagram /startup-architecture-diagram Self-contained HTML/CSS/SVG architecture diagram showing all components, services, and data flows
Report Maker /startup-report-maker Assembles all outputs into a beautiful 8-tab interactive HTML report with a BUILD/PIVOT/PASS verdict card
Dev Kickstart /startup-dev-kickstart Generates README, PRD, CLAUDE.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, STACK.md, ROADMAP.md — then creates and pushes a GitHub repo
Pitch Deck /startup-pitch-deck Investor or user pitch deck (.pptx) — 15–30 slides with data, charts, financials, and a clean design system

Development Tools

Skill Command What it does
Software Developer /software-developer "what to build" Skip business validation — goes straight to tech feasibility → stack → architecture → dev kickstart. For builders who already know what they're building.
System Architect /system-architect Interview-driven: describe your system, get a self-contained HTML file with an SVG flow diagram and tech stack recommendation

Learning

Skill Command What it does
Concept Explorer /concept-explorer "concept" Generates a self-contained HTML study page with explanations, analogies, curated videos/articles, real-world tools, and hands-on app ideas. Saved to D:\AI\Learning\

How the Startup Pipeline Works

/startup-analyzer "your idea"
         │
         ├── Phase 1 (parallel)
         │     ├── Market Research       ← TAM, ICP, pivots
         │     └── Competitor Scan       ← live web search
         │
         ├── Checkpoint 1 — proceed / pivot / stop?
         │
         ├── Phase 2 (parallel)
         │     ├── Financial Feasibility ← costs, projections, break-even
         │     └── Tech Feasibility      ← complexity, risks, verdict
         │
         ├── Checkpoint 2 — proceed / pivot / stop?
         │
         ├── Phase 3 (sequential)
         │     ├── Tech Stack            ← specific technology choices
         │     ├── Go-to-Market          ← launch strategy
         │     └── Architecture Diagram  ← system diagram
         │
         ├── Phase 4 — Report Maker      ← tabbed HTML report
         ├── Phase 5 — Dev Kickstart     ← GitHub repo + docs
         └── Phase 6 (optional) — Pitch Deck

Each phase agent also works standalone — you can run just /startup-market-research or just /startup-tech-stack if you only need a slice of the analysis.


Output

All generated files land in predictable locations:

Output Location
Startup reports D:\AI\Startups\[slug]-[date].html
Dev repo docs D:\AI\Startups\[slug]\
Pitch decks D:\AI\Startups\[slug]\[slug]-pitch-deck-[date].pptx
Learning pages D:\AI\Learning\learn-[concept].html

These paths are Windows-specific and match my local setup. If you're on Mac/Linux, edit the Write steps in each SKILL.md to use your preferred paths.


Design System

All generated HTML reports and pages use a consistent visual language:

  • Font: DM Sans (Google Fonts)
  • Background: #F9F6F1 (off-white)
  • Primary text: #1B3A2D (deep forest green)
  • Accent: #4A7C6F (muted teal)
  • Highlight: #F0A882 (peach)
  • CTA: #E8724A (strong orange)

Skill Structure

Each skill lives in its own folder:

skill-name/
└── SKILL.md      ← the skill definition (frontmatter + step-by-step instructions)

SKILL.md uses YAML frontmatter to declare the skill name, description, and allowed tools, followed by step-by-step instructions for the agent.


License

MIT — use freely, modify to fit your context, and share improvements.

About

A growing library of Claude Code slash-command skills; reusable AI agents for research, analysis, development, and automation. Drop into ~/.claude/skills/ and use as /skill-name commands.

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