Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Use this spell to apply a temporary, task-specific boost: priming a reviewer with the right files, warming caches before a demo, or loading domain context before a meeting. It improves the next move by front-loading exactly the capability the moment requires, not by pretending the system is globally smarter.
Faerie Fire marks things that are already known. It does not search, discover, explain, translate, or fix. The user has already identified what matters; your job is to make those items impossible to overlook by annotating, tagging, highlighting, or visually surfacing them in context.
Fear makes targets run from danger. The real-world version is structured pessimism: pre-mortem analysis, worst-case scenario generation, and risk amplification exercises that counteract the natural optimism bias in planning. Fear is the antidote to "it'll probably be fine."
In D&D, Find the Path reveals the shortest route to a destination, even through mazes and across planes. The real-world version is wayfinding through complexity: navigating a sprawling codebase to find where a change should go, plotting the fastest path through a bureaucratic process, mapping the decision tree to get from current state to desired state, or finding the critical path through a project dependency graph.
In D&D, Heroism grants temporary hit points and immunity to fear — you do not become stronger, you become harder to stop. The real-world version is the preparation ritual: the pre-presentation pep talk, the pre-launch checklist that calms the team, the structured confidence-building exercise before a difficult conversation. Heroism does not change your abilities. It changes your relationship to the fear of using them.
Manage the incubation loop topic lifecycle — seed new questions, review status, crystallize converged conclusions, and retire stale topics
Message is the cantrip of communication: a Slack ping, webhook event, push notification, terse status note, or tiny machine-to-machine update. It is for fast, targeted transfer with almost no ceremony. The skill is less about eloquence than precision under tight payload and attention budgets.
[power-bi] Power BI Requirements Gathering — a structured, conversation-driven skill that captures everything needed before building a Power BI solution. Use this skill EVERY TIME someone is starting a new Power BI project, needs to gather requirements from a client or stakeholder, wants to avoid common project failure points, or is scoping a Power BI engagement. Also trigger when the user mentions 'requirements', 'kickoff', 'scoping', 'what questions should I ask', 'project planning', 'client brief', 'starting a Power BI project', 'discovery session', or 'pre-sales assessment'. Guides Claude through 10 phases: business context, data sources, data modelling, performance, admin infrastructure, visuals, security, integration, governance, and change management. Generates a portable markdown file so sessions can be resumed and updated over time. Built by Lukas Reese.
In D&D, Project Image creates an illusory copy of yourself at a distant location — you can see through its eyes, speak through its mouth, and cast spells through it. The real-world version is remote presence: avatars, recorded video stand-ins, bot representations, asynchronous video messages. Project Image is the spell for being in two places at once — attending a meeting via avatar while working on something else, leaving a recorded presence in a channel, or deploying an automated representative that speaks with your voice and authority within defined limits.
Propagate staleness from a changed note through the Brain Dependency Graph - shows which downstream notes need review