🚀 ai-labs-claude-skills

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🧠 A collection of reusable "skills" for Claude AI and developer tooling.
Each skill is a focused, modular package that brings automation to your dev workflows — from SEO analysis to document parsing, CI/CD generation, Docker automation, and more.

✨ Key Benefits

• ⚙️ Modular: Pick and use only the skills you need.
• 🚀 Ready-to-run Scripts: Includes tools for SEO analysis, sitemap generation, document unpacking, resume creation, and more.
• 🤖 Automations: Automatically generates index and package files on build.
• 🔁 Reproducible Builds: Ensures clean and consistent skill packaging.
• 🧩 Extensible: Easily add new skills by following existing folder patterns.

⚡️ Installation

npm i ai-labs-claude-skills

And if want to download the latest version than go for this:

npm i ai-labs-claude-skills@latest

Quick start

1. Install (postinstall will attempt to copy skills into the host project): npm install
2. Build distribution: npm run build
3. Generate missing package or index files: npm run gen:pkg npm run gen:index

Notable files & scripts

• Root package manifest: package.json
• Installer that copies skills into projects: install-skills.mjs
• Helpers to create packages/index files: create-packages.js, generate-index-files.js
• Skills directory: packages/skills/ (each skill contains scripts, assets, and a SKILL.md)

🧠 Example Use Cases

• Use these Claude “skills” to automate and extend your workflows:

1. 🔍 SEO report and metadata generation

2. 🧾 Document unpacking and validation

3. 🧱 Docker container creation and setup

4. 🧠 Resume or report generation scripts

5. ⚙️ CI/CD pipeline auto-generation

6. 📊 Developer project automation utilities

🤝 Contributing

• We welcome contributions from the community! Here’s how to add a new skill:

1. Create a new folder inside packages/skills/. (or just add a new skill)

2. Include a SKILL.md file describing your skill.

3. Add your scripts, assets, or templates.

4. Run these commands to create index and package inside skills

5. Follow the existing project structure for consistency.

6. Submit a pull request with clear details.

License

• This project is licensed under the MIT License

HAPPY CODING :)