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@thomasflensted/skills

v1.0.5

Published

CLI to install personal Claude Code skills

Readme

Skills

A collection of reusable Claude Code skills, installable into any project with a single command.

Install a skill

npx @thomasflensted/skills add <name>

This copies the skill into .claude/skills/ in the current project. Use --global (or -g) to install to ~/.claude/skills/ instead, making it available everywhere.

You can install multiple skills at once:

npx @thomasflensted/skills add pingpong verify-states

Other commands

npx @thomasflensted/skills list              # list available skills
npx @thomasflensted/skills update            # update all installed skills
npx @thomasflensted/skills remove <name>     # remove a skill

Add --global to any command to target ~/.claude/skills/ instead of the current project.

Available skills

| Skill | Description | | --- | --- | | pingpong | Back-and-forth sparring mode for exploring ideas and stress-testing thinking before jumping to solutions. | | verify-states | Walk through every visual state of a component one at a time, mocking each so you can verify it in the app. | | data-hooks | Patterns for writing data fetching and mutation hooks with TanStack Query. | | endpoint | Covers response design, handler structure, and testing when adding or changing an API endpoint. | | prose | Clear, natural writing for emails, docs, blog posts, and any non-code text. | | react-components | Guidelines for writing clean, consistent React components. |