Claude Code Skill Library
29 slash commands with make-it-yours customization. Auto-invoke rules detect intent and suggest the right skill.
About this system
Claude Code skills are reusable prompts triggered by slash commands. Instead of writing the same prompt every time, you define it once and invoke with /skill-name.
I've built 29 skills covering content creation, development workflows, research, and productivity. Each skill has "make-it-yours" files—personal examples, voice guides, and context—so outputs feel authentic, not generic AI.
The auto-invoke rules are the secret sauce. Based on keywords in your request, Claude suggests the relevant skill. Ask about "blog post" and it suggests /blog-article-creator.
How to set it up
Create skills directory
Set up .claude/skills/ with category subfolders.
Build skill templates
Define the skill format: prompt, dependencies, auto-invoke rules.
Add make-it-yours files
Include personal examples, voice guides, and reference materials.
Configure CLAUDE.md
Add auto-invoke rules and loading instructions.
Workflow
Identify repeated task
Find a task you do often that could be templated.
Create the skill
Write the prompt with placeholders for variable inputs.
Add context files
Include examples, style guides, and reference materials.
Test and refine
Run the skill, iterate on the prompt until output quality is consistent.
Variations
Content skills
Blog posts, social media, documentation.
Dev skills
Code review, ticket creation, PRD generation.
Productivity skills
Daily briefing, meeting notes, research.
Sample prompt
# /blog-article-creator
## Trigger
Auto-invoke when user mentions: "blog", "article", "write post"
## Dependencies
- Load: writing/user-friendly-voice.md
- Load: writing/dont-sound-like-ai.md
## Prompt
You are a blog content strategist...