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@teszerrakt/skills

v0.1.0

Published

Personal Claude Code skills — learning-mode (learn-from-doc, learn-from-zero, learn-by-case) + PR review (address-review). Installs via bunx.

Downloads

90

Readme

tz-skills

Personal Claude Code skills. Two families:

  • learn-* — learning-mode sessions that save to an Obsidian vault.
  • address-review — PR review handling (no vault output).

Skills

Learning

| Skill | Trigger | Output | | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | | learn-from-doc | "digest this doc", "summarize this URL" | <vault>/Learning/<Topic>/NN - Doc - <slug>.md | | learn-from-zero | "teach me X from scratch", "onboard me on X" | <vault>/Learning/<Topic>/NN - <topic>.md | | learn-by-case | "study case on X", "quiz me on X", "give me a case" | <vault>/Learning/<Topic>/NN - Case - <slug>.md|

All three learning skills maintain a per-topic Glossary.md with backlinks.

Engineering

| Skill | Trigger | | ---------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | | address-review | "address review", "respond to CodeRabbit", PR triage |

Install

Requires bun.

Recommended — one-liner via bunx

bunx @teszerrakt/skills

Clones the repo to ~/.local/share/tz-skills (override with $TZ_SKILLS_DIR) and symlinks every skill subdirectory into ~/.claude/skills/. Idempotent — re-running pulls the latest from main and refreshes symlinks.

To remove our symlinks (clone stays put):

bunx @teszerrakt/skills --uninstall

Alternative — clone + run setup

Useful if you want the repo somewhere you'll edit frequently (e.g. ~/Codes/).

git clone https://github.com/teszerrakt/tz-skills ~/Codes/tz-skills
cd ~/Codes/tz-skills
bun run setup

bun run uninstall removes the symlinks.

Config

First skill invocation prompts for the Obsidian vault path. Result cached at ~/.claude/tz-skills/config.json. Edit that file directly to change the vault later.

{
  "vault": "/Users/<you>/Documents/<vault-name>"
}

File conventions

Inside <vault>/Learning/<Topic>/:

  • NN - <topic>.md — concept summary
  • NN - Doc - <slug>.md — digest of an external doc
  • NN - Case - <slug>.md — interactive Q&A case study
  • Glossary.md — alphabetized terms with [[NN - ...]] backlinks

NN (session number) is computed by counting existing NN - prefixed files in the topic folder and incrementing.

Updating skills

cd ~/Codes/tz-skills && git pull

Symlinks resolve to the repo so changes apply immediately. No re-link needed.