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⭐ 860πŸ“„ MITπŸ•’ 2026-06-11Source β†—

Install this skill

npx skills add jezweb/claude-skills

Works across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot & Antigravity

The jezweb/claude-skills repository provides a collection of specialized operational scripts for managing AI-assisted development workflows. This skill set focuses on automating repetitive command-line tasks that frequently occur when interacting with Claude or similar LLM coding assistants. It bridges the gap between raw LLM output and local system execution, specifically targeting directory scaffolding, environment checks, and common configuration boilerplate. By using these scripts, developers reduce the manual overhead of typing standard CLI commands or maintaining individual setup scripts across multiple projects. Each tool within the repository is structured to be invoked directly from the terminal, ensuring that context remains local and aligned with your project requirements. The toolset prioritizes predictability and clean output, which assists in keeping project workspaces consistent and minimizing errors during rapid prototyping or codebase iteration.

When to Use This Skill

  • β€’Quickly initializing the file structure for a new web project
  • β€’Verifying environment variables before initiating a build process
  • β€’Executing repetitive maintenance scripts across multiple subdirectories
  • β€’Generating boilerplate configurations without manual typing

How to Invoke This Skill

Example prompts that trigger this skill in Claude Code, Cursor, or Antigravity:

  • β€œRun the project scaffolding script
  • β€œVerify the local environment settings using the toolset
  • β€œExecute the maintenance routine in the current directory
  • β€œInitialize new boilerplate structure from claude-skills
  • β€œRun the validation check on this repository

Pro Tips

  • πŸ’‘Always fully flesh out the `TODO` sections with specific, actionable content to ensure your skill is clear, comprehensive, and immediately useful.
  • πŸ’‘Leverage the 'Critical Rules' section to document key 'Always Do' and 'Never Do' practices specific to your skill's domain, improving consistency and preventing common errors.
  • πŸ’‘Regularly review and update the 'Dependencies' and 'Latest Versions' sections to keep your skill current, secure, and compatible with the latest tools.

What this skill does

  • β€’Automates project directory structure generation
  • β€’Validates local environment configurations
  • β€’Executes bulk file scaffolding tasks
  • β€’Provides standardized CLI hooks for AI-driven project management
  • β€’Standardizes common build and linting commands

When not to use it

  • βœ•Complex infrastructure provisioning that requires cloud-specific SDKs
  • βœ•Handling tasks that are already managed by mature package managers like npm or poetry
  • βœ•High-security operations involving sensitive credential management

Example workflow

  1. Clone the repository into your local development folder
  2. Verify that your system environment meets the required dependencies
  3. Select the appropriate script from the provided library
  4. Invoke the script via terminal with project-specific flags
  5. Review generated files or output logs to confirm successful execution

Prerequisites

  • –Node.js environment
  • –Basic shell terminal access
  • –Git for repository management

Pitfalls & limitations

  • !Scripts may overwrite existing files if naming conflicts occur
  • !Requires manual permission adjustments for script execution on Unix-based systems
  • !Lack of integrated rollback functionality for failed script operations

FAQ

Do I need to install these globally?
No, these are designed to be run directly from the local repository directory or via direct path invocation.
Are these scripts compatible with Windows?
The repository primarily focuses on bash-based workflows; users on Windows should use WSL or Git Bash to ensure compatibility.
Can I modify these scripts for my own projects?
Yes, you are encouraged to fork the repository and adjust the logic to fit your specific file naming and directory requirements.
Does this tool store any of my project data?
No, the tools operate locally on your machine and do not transmit project data to external servers.

How it compares

Unlike writing generic prompts for a model to generate files, these scripts offer deterministic, reusable execution that ensures consistency across different coding sessions.

Source & trust

⭐ 860 starsπŸ“„ MITπŸ•’ Updated 2026-06-11
πŸ“„ Full skill instructions β€” original source: jezweb/claude-skills
# [TODO: Skill Display Name]

**Status**: [TODO: Production Ready / Beta / Experimental]
**Last Updated**: [TODO: YYYY-MM-DD]
**Dependencies**: [TODO: List prerequisite skills or tools, or write "None"]
**Latest Versions**: [TODO: package@version, package2@version]

---

## Quick Start ([TODO: X] Minutes)

### 1. [TODO: First Major Step]

[TODO: Provide clear, actionable instructions]

# [TODO: Example command]


**Why this matters:**
- [TODO: Explain the reasoning]
- [TODO: Key benefits]

### 2. [TODO: Second Major Step]

[TODO: Continue with step-by-step instructions]

// [TODO: Code example with comments]


**CRITICAL:**
- [TODO: Important notes that prevent common mistakes]

### 3. [TODO: Third Major Step]

[TODO: Keep going until setup is complete]

---

## The [TODO: Number]-Step Setup Process

### Step 1: [TODO: First Step Name]

[TODO: Detailed instructions]

[TODO: Code examples, configurations, etc.]


**Key Points:**
- [TODO: Important details]
- [TODO: What to avoid]

### Step 2: [TODO: Second Step Name]

[TODO: Continue with detailed steps]

---

## Critical Rules

### Always Do

βœ… [TODO: Best practice #1]
βœ… [TODO: Best practice #2]
βœ… [TODO: Best practice #3]

### Never Do

❌ [TODO: Anti-pattern #1]
❌ [TODO: Anti-pattern #2]
❌ [TODO: Anti-pattern #3]

---

## Known Issues Prevention

This skill prevents **[TODO: number]** documented issues:

### Issue #1: [TODO: Issue Name]
**Error**: [TODO: Exact error message or description]
**Source**: [TODO: GitHub issue link, Stack Overflow link, or official docs]
**Why It Happens**: [TODO: Root cause]
**Prevention**: [TODO: How this skill fixes it]

### Issue #2: [TODO: Issue Name]
[TODO: Repeat pattern for each issue]

---

## Configuration Files Reference

### [TODO: config-file.ext] (Full Example)

``[language]
[TODO: Complete, working configuration file]
**Why these settings:**
- [TODO: Explain key configuration decisions]

---

## Common Patterns

### Pattern 1: [TODO: Pattern Name]
typescript
// [TODO: Code example]
**When to use**: [TODO: Specific scenarios]

### Pattern 2: [TODO: Pattern Name]

[TODO: More examples]

---

## Using Bundled Resources

[TODO: Only include this section if you have scripts/, references/, or assets/]

### Scripts (scripts/)

[TODO: List and explain any executable scripts]

**Example Usage:**
bash
./scripts/[TODO: script-name].sh
### References (references/)

[TODO: List documentation files that Claude can load when needed]

-
references/[TODO: filename].md - [TODO: What it contains]

**When Claude should load these**: [TODO: Specific scenarios]

### Assets (assets/)

[TODO: List template files, images, etc. that get used in output]

-
assets/[TODO: filename] - [TODO: What it's for]

---

## Advanced Topics

### [TODO: Advanced Topic 1]

[TODO: Deep dive into complex scenarios]

### [TODO: Advanced Topic 2]

[TODO: Additional advanced content]

---

## Dependencies

**Required**:
- [TODO: package@version] - [TODO: What it's used for]
- [TODO: package@version] - [TODO: What it's used for]

**Optional**:
- [TODO: package@version] - [TODO: What it's used for]

---

## Official Documentation

- **[TODO: Technology Name]**: [TODO: Official docs URL]
- **[TODO: Related Tool]**: [TODO: Official docs URL]
- **Context7 Library ID**: [TODO: /org/project if applicable]

---

## Package Versions (Verified [TODO: YYYY-MM-DD])
json
{
"dependencies": {
"[TODO: package]": "^[TODO: version]"
},
"devDependencies": {
"[TODO: package]": "^[TODO: version]"
}
}
---

## Production Example

[TODO: Optional - provide evidence of production usage]

This skill is based on [TODO: project name]:
- **Live**: [TODO: URL if applicable]
- **Build Time**: [TODO: time]
- **Errors**: 0 (all [TODO: number] known issues prevented)
- **Validation**: βœ… [TODO: What was tested]

---

## Troubleshooting

### Problem: [TODO: Common issue]
**Solution**: [TODO: How to fix]

### Problem: [TODO: Another issue]
**Solution**: [TODO: How to fix]

---

## Complete Setup Checklist

Use this checklist to verify your setup:

- [ ] [TODO: First verification step]
- [ ] [TODO: Second verification step]
- [ ] [TODO: Third verification step]
- [ ] [TODO: All package versions correct]
- [ ] [TODO: Dev server runs without errors]
- [ ] [TODO: Production build succeeds]
- [ ] [TODO: Deployed successfully (if applicable)]

---

**Questions? Issues?**

1. Check [TODO: reference/common-issues.md] if you created one
2. Verify all steps in the setup process
3. Check official docs: [TODO: URL]
4. Ensure [TODO: critical requirement] is configured

---

## INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THIS TEMPLATE

1. **Search for [TODO:**** - Replace every [TODO: ...] with actual content
2. **Delete this section** when done
3. **Remove sections** that don't apply to your skill
4. **Add sections** as needed for your specific use case
5. **Test everything** before committing
6. **Verify against** ONE_PAGE_CHECKLIST.md

**Key Reminders:**
- Use third-person for description: "This skill provides..." not "This skill helps you..."
- Write in imperative form: "To do X, run Y" not "You should run Y to do X"
- Include actual error messages and GitHub issue links
- Document all package versions with verification date
- Test all code examples
- Remove all [TODO:] markers before committing

**Example Good Description:**
yaml
description: |
This skill provides comprehensive knowledge for building React applications with
Vite and TypeScript. It should be used when scaffolding new Vite projects,
configuring TypeScript settings, or encountering HMR issues.

Keywords: vite, react, typescript, hmr, vite config, react setup
**Example Bad Description:**
yaml
description: "A skill for Vite and React" # ❌ Too vague, no keywords
``

---

**Ready to build?** Fill in all [TODO:] markers and create an amazing skill!

How to Use This Skill Unit

Option A: Project-Specific (Recommended)

  1. Click "Download" above
  2. In your project, create the directory: .agent/skills/skill-skeleton/
  3. Save the file as SKILL.md
  4. The agent will automatically discover the skill based on its description.

Option B: Global Installation (All Agents)

Save the file to these locations to make it available across all projects:

  • Claude Code: ~/.claude/skills/jezweb/claude-skills/skill-skeleton/SKILL.md
  • Cursor: ~/.cursor/skills/jezweb/claude-skills/skill-skeleton/SKILL.md
  • Antigravity: ~/.gemini/antigravity/skills/jezweb/claude-skills/skill-skeleton/SKILL.md

πŸš€ Install with CLI:
npx skills add jezweb/claude-skills

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How to use this Skill in Claude Code & Cursor

For Claude Code (CLI)

To use this skill in Claude Code, copy the rule content into your project's custom instructions or follow our Add-Skill CLI guide. This ensures Claude follows your standards during every code generation.

For Cursor & Windsurf

For Cursor or Windsurf, individual skills are best used in the "Rules for AI" section. This specific unit helps the agent avoid ai tools & agents issues, leading to cleaner, more efficient code.

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Source & attribution

This skill is categorized under AI Tools & Agents and is published by JezWeb, maintained in jezweb/claude-skills.

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