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One repo. Every agent.

claude-skills packages real-world agent workflows into installable plugins — Second Wind keeps long runs alive across the 5-hour limit, prompt-craft turns rough asks into deterministic specs, and an iOS loop builds, previews, and ships apps from chat. Plus Linear project management and commit helpers. Install one in Claude Code, or port the skills into Codex, Copilot CLI, and any AGENTS.md agent.

5
Plugins
48
Skills
17
Commands
2
Agents
7
Hooks
1
CLI tool
3
Agent targets
The features

Five plugins. Each its own deep-dive.

A quick look at every plugin — open any card for the full guide: what it solves, how to install, a complete usability walkthrough, and how it works under the hood.

second-wind CLI★ top pick

Set-and-forget orchestrator. Detects the 5-hour limit, waits for reset, resumes every session — overnight, untouched.

10 wind subcommands0 deps
  • Multi-repo tmux orchestration, stdlib-only Python
  • Live localhost dashboard with per-run CSRF token
  • init · up · add · watch · resume · dash
Open the guide

prompt-craft 6 skills★ top pick

Turn rough prompts into deterministic specs and surface the right next step. Zero config; guardrails off by default.

6 skills6 hooks
  • /improve-prompt (ask → spec) · /plan (decompose) · /refresh
  • Lenses: debug · refactor · review
  • A command advisor ranks the top next command (relevance + history + git state)
  • Stop hook routes git-aware follow-ups through the advisor — user-only
Open the guide

ios-dev 34 skills★ top pick

Build, preview, and ship iOS apps from chat — sim screenshots delivered to your phone, device builds, App Store release.

35 skills6 commands
  • /preview & /fix → screenshot to your iPhone
  • release: archive, validate, TestFlight/App Store
  • Swift 6, app icons, biometric lock, demo GIFs
Open the guide

linear-pm 6 commands

Make Linear the operational center: file issues, pick up agent-ready work, open PRs, keep status in sync.

1 skill6 commands
  • /linear-pick implements agent-ready issues end to end
  • Three autonomy modes — disabled → review → allowed
  • Label taxonomy gates what agents may touch
Open the guide

core-workflow 2 agents

The invisible workflow layer: conventional commits, skill contribution, team orchestration, and two worker agents.

6 skills4 commands2 agents
  • Skills: commit · contribute
  • Agents: image-parser · web-researcher
  • shellcheck-on-edit lints shell on save
Open the guide

Browse everything catalog

Search and filter all 48 skills, 17 commands, agents, hooks, and the CLI in one place.

Open the catalog
What it solves

Five real frictions, removed

Each plugin started as a daily annoyance worth automating away — not a demo.

Friction
Hit the 5-hour limit mid-run — work stalls until you babysit it.
↓ becomes
Second Wind watches your tmux sessions, notices the pause, waits for the reset, and resumes every repo — overnight, untouched.
Friction
A rough one-line ask sends the agent wandering — no acceptance criteria, no plan.
↓ becomes
prompt-craft: /improve-prompt turns the ask into a deterministic spec, /plan decomposes it, and debug/refactor/review lenses keep execution honest.
Friction
The iOS edit→build→see-it loop is slow, and you can't view the sim away from your Mac.
↓ becomes
ios-dev: simulator build + preview + screenshot delivery to your phone, device builds, and TestFlight/App Store release automation.
Friction
Issue tracking drifts away from what the code is actually doing.
↓ becomes
linear-pm: issue conventions, an agent-ready label vocabulary, and autonomous issue pickup driven by slash commands.
Friction
Commit hygiene and skill sharing keep pulling you out of flow.
↓ becomes
core-workflow: conventional commits with shellcheck, one-command skill contribution, and image/research worker agents.
Friction
Your skills and config don't follow you across machines or tools.
↓ becomes
A capture → setup round trip rebuilds a machine from one TOML, and adapters wire the same skills into Codex, Copilot, and AGENTS.md agents.
How it fits together

A marketplace, a CLI, and adapters

One marketplace.json feeds five plugins. Second Wind ships as a standalone CLI. Adapters port the skills everywhere else.

marketplace.json
.claude-plugin/
second-wind wraps ↓
wind.py
tools/second-wind/
skills/ port via ↓
adapters/install.sh
codex · copilot · agents-md
rebuilds a machine ↓
setup/
setup · capture · contribute

Full detail: the architecture overview.

Getting started

Three ways in

Pick the surface you work on. Everything is shell + stdlib Python — no build step.

01 / CLAUDE CODE

Add the marketplace

From inside Claude Code, register this repo and install any plugin.

# in the Claude Code prompt
/plugin marketplace add abhijitbansal/claude-skills
/plugin install prompt-craft@claude-skills
02 / SECOND WIND

Install the CLI

Standalone — works with or without the plugins.

bash tools/second-wind/install.sh
wind init # pick repos
wind up && wind watch # run + auto-resume
03 / OTHER AGENTS

Port the skills

Wire the same skills into Codex, Copilot CLI, or any AGENTS.md agent.

bash adapters/install.sh codex
bash adapters/install.sh all # every target

Seeding a whole machine instead? Run setup/setup.sh — see the machine-setup runbook.

Spotlight

Second Wind, in one loop

The 5-hour limit stops being your problem

tools/second-wind/wind.py

Start your sessions, then walk away. Wind polls each tmux pane, recognises the usage-limit message, and schedules a resume the moment the window reopens.

wind up
launch tmux sessions per repo
wind watch
poll panes every ~30s
limit hit
parse reset time, pause
wait
until reset + buffer
resume
nudge every session
wind init wind up wind add wind watch wind dash
Guides & docs

Go deeper

Per-feature guides cover usability and internals. These cross-cutting docs cover the rest.

CATALOG

Every skill & tool

One searchable, filterable index of all 48 skills, 17 commands, both agents, every hook, and the CLI — grouped by type.

Open the catalog →
RUNBOOK

Copy a machine, setup→setup

Rebuild a full Claude Code environment on a new machine from one TOML manifest — capture.sh snapshots, setup.sh restores, contribute.sh round-trips changes back.

Machine-setup runbook →
CLI REFERENCE

Second Wind, end to end

The full wind guide: every command, the live dashboard, how limit detection parses the reset time, the config schema and security model.

Second Wind CLI guide →

Also: the architecture overview and the project usage & how-to guide.