Appunite Claude Code Skills

A curated collection of specialized skills for Claude Code, designed to enhance development workflows and productivity across Appunite teams.

What are Skills?

Skills are specialized capabilities that extend Claude Code's functionality with domain-specific knowledge, workflows, and tool integrations. Each skill provides Claude with expert knowledge in a particular area, allowing for more effective and context-aware assistance.

Repository Purpose

This repository serves as a centralized hub for sharing and maintaining Claude Code skills used across Appunite organization. By standardizing skills, we ensure:

• Consistency - Common approaches and best practices across teams
• Efficiency - Reusable solutions for recurring challenges
• Knowledge Sharing - Collective expertise accessible to all team members
• Quality - Peer-reviewed, tested skills with proven value

Using Skills from this Repository

Installation

Recommended: Using npx skills add (Easiest)

The fastest way to add skills from this repository is using the npx skills add command:

# Add a single skill
npx skills add appunite/skills/appunite-brand

# Add multiple skills at once
npx skills add appunite/skills/appunite-brand appunite/skills/meeting-memo appunite/skills/communication-analyst

The command will:

• Automatically download the skill from the GitHub repository
• Install it to your ~/.claude/skills/ directory
• Resolve any dependencies
• Make the skill immediately available for use

Skill URLs: Each skill in this repository can be installed using the format:

appunite/skills/<skill-name>

For example:

• appunite/skills/appunite-brand
• appunite/skills/meeting-memo
• appunite/skills/roam-transcript-sync
• appunite/skills/communication-analyst

Alternative: Manual Installation

If you prefer manual installation, you can:

1. Clone the repository and symlink skills to your local Claude skills directory:

   git clone https://github.com/appunite/skills.git
   ln -s /path/to/skills/<skill-name> ~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>

2. Copy individual skills to your local skills directory:

   cp -r /path/to/skills/<skill-name> ~/.claude/skills/

Invoking Skills

Once installed, invoke skills using the forward slash command:

/<skill-name> [arguments]

For example:

/commit -m "Add new feature"
/analyze --focus security

Skill Categories

Skills in this repository are organized by domain:

Development

• Code implementation and feature development
• Testing and quality assurance
• Build and deployment automation

Analysis

• Code analysis and review
• Performance profiling
• Security auditing

Documentation

• Technical documentation
• API documentation
• Team knowledge bases

Project Management

• Task tracking and estimation
• Sprint planning
• Progress reporting

Appunite-Specific

• Brand-aligned communication
• Internal processes and workflows
• Organization-specific tools and integrations

Contributing

We welcome contributions from all Appunite team members! Here's how to add a new skill:

Skill Structure

Each skill should follow this directory structure:

skill-name/
├── skill.json          # Skill metadata and configuration
├── README.md           # Skill documentation
├── instructions.md     # Detailed instructions for Claude
└── resources/          # Optional supporting files

Creating a Skill

1. Plan your skill

   • Identify a clear, focused purpose
   • Define the target audience and use cases
   • Outline the expected inputs and outputs

2. Create the skill.json file

   {
     "name": "skill-name",
     "description": "Brief description of what this skill does",
     "version": "1.0.0",
     "author": "Your Name",
     "organization": "Appunite",
     "categories": ["development", "analysis"],
     "invocation": {
       "command": "/skill-name",
       "arguments": "[optional-args]"
     }
   }

3. Write instructions.md

   • Clear, actionable instructions for Claude
   • Include examples and edge cases
   • Define expected outputs and quality standards

4. Document in README.md

   • Purpose and use cases
   • Installation instructions
   • Usage examples
   • Configuration options

5. Test your skill

   • Test with various inputs and scenarios
   • Verify output quality and consistency
   • Get feedback from team members

6. Submit a Pull Request

   • Create a feature branch
   • Add your skill with documentation
   • Request review from team members
   • Address feedback and iterate

Quality Standards

All skills should meet these criteria:

• Clear Purpose - Solves a specific, well-defined problem
• Well Documented - Comprehensive instructions and examples
• Tested - Verified to work across common scenarios
• Maintainable - Easy to understand and modify
• Consistent - Follows repository conventions and patterns

Skill Best Practices

Design Principles

1. Single Responsibility - Each skill should do one thing well
2. Composability - Skills should work well together
3. Clarity - Instructions should be unambiguous
4. Flexibility - Support common variations and configurations
5. Evidence-Based - Validate outputs with concrete evidence

Writing Instructions

• Use clear, imperative language
• Provide concrete examples
• Define expected outputs explicitly
• Include quality gates and validation steps
• Consider edge cases and error handling

Resource Management

• Optimize for token efficiency
• Avoid unnecessary verbosity
• Use structured formats (YAML, JSON) where appropriate
• Cache reusable information

Maintenance

Versioning

Skills follow semantic versioning (SEMVER):

• Major (X.0.0) - Breaking changes to skill behavior
• Minor (1.X.0) - New features, backward compatible
• Patch (1.0.X) - Bug fixes and improvements

Updates

• Keep skills updated with latest best practices
• Test skills after Claude Code updates
• Deprecate obsolete skills gracefully
• Maintain changelog in skill README

Review Process

1. All skills require peer review before merging
2. Reviewers check for quality, clarity, and usefulness
3. Skills should be tested by at least one other team member
4. Documentation must be complete and accurate

Support

Getting Help

• Issues - Report bugs or request features via GitHub Issues
• Discussions - Ask questions and share ideas in Discussions
• Slack - Join #ai-coding-tools channel for quick questions
• Wiki - Comprehensive guides and tutorials

Feedback

We value your feedback! Let us know:

• Which skills are most valuable
• What new skills you'd like to see
• How we can improve existing skills
• Ideas for better organization

Resources

Learning More

• Claude Code Documentation
• Agent SDK Guide
• MCP Protocol
• Skill Development Guide (coming soon)

Available Skills

Explore and install these skills from the repository:

Brand & Communication

/appunite-brand Transform content into Appunite's brand voice and style with tone of voice guidelines, copy principles, and visual identity specs.

npx skills add appunite/skills/appunite-brand

/communication-analyst Analyze meeting transcriptions using transactional analysis and communication best practices. Provides comprehensive feedback on communication patterns, ego states, and meeting effectiveness.

npx skills add appunite/skills/communication-analyst

Knowledge Management

/meeting-memo Create structured meeting memos from transcription files (.vtt, .txt, .srt) and save them to Obsidian vault with frontmatter, action items, and knowledge graph connections.

npx skills add appunite/skills/meeting-memo

/roam-transcript-sync Synchronize meeting transcripts from ro.am to Obsidian vault with automatic classification, routing, and processing via meeting-memo skill.

npx skills add appunite/skills/roam-transcript-sync

Install All Skills

To install all skills at once:

npx skills add appunite/skills/appunite-brand appunite/skills/communication-analyst appunite/skills/meeting-memo appunite/skills/roam-transcript-sync

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

About Appunite

Claude Code Skills is created by Appunite.

Since 2010, Appunite builds custom software and AI solutions for mid-size and growth-stage companies.

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