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podcast-skill

v1.0.0

Published

Install the podcast + signal-scout Claude Code skills into ~/.claude/skills

Readme

podcast-skill

Two skills, shipped together, for both Claude Code and Codex CLI — both tools read the identical SKILL.md-plus-scripts folder shape, just from different homes (~/.claude/skills vs ~/.codex/skills).

  • podcast — resolve any podcast URL to its feed/transcripts, mine episodes for ideas without dumping raw transcript into context, track falsifiable predictions across episodes, dedup cross-show claims.
  • signal-scout — the reporting stage podcast calls once it has findings: renders everything relevant, ranked into priority tiers, as one shareable Artifact. podcast depends on it.

Install

Pick whichever install path fits your setup. All of them land the same two skills.

Claude Code plugin (recommended for Claude Code)

/plugin marketplace add OrenSegal/podcast-skill
/plugin install podcast@oren-podcast-skills

podcast declares a dependency on signal-scout, so installing it pulls signal-scout in automatically. Skills are invoked as /podcast and /signal-scout (single-skill plugins, so no plugin:skill prefix needed).

Codex CLI

Codex has no plugin/marketplace layer, just skill folders. Drop both directly into your global skills folder:

git clone https://github.com/OrenSegal/podcast-skill /tmp/podcast-skill
cp -r /tmp/podcast-skill/plugins/podcast /tmp/podcast-skill/plugins/signal-scout ~/.codex/skills/

Or use the npx installer below, it detects ~/.codex and writes there too. Codex reads global skills from ~/.codex/skills/<name>/SKILL.md; see developers.openai.com/codex/skills.

skills.sh

npx skills add OrenSegal/podcast-skill

npm / npx

npx podcast-skill

Detects which of ~/.claude and ~/.codex exist on your machine and copies both skills into whichever it finds (both, if you have both installed). Falls back to ~/.claude/skills if neither is present yet. Safe to re-run — it never clobbers a config.json you've already customized.

Repo layout

plugins/podcast/          the podcast skill (SKILL.md, ledger.py, resolve.py)
plugins/signal-scout/     the signal-scout skill (SKILL.md, template.html)
.claude-plugin/marketplace.json   marketplace manifest for the two Claude Code plugins above
bin/install.js            npx entry point, installs into Claude Code and/or Codex CLI

License

MIT