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I built an open-source Claude Code skill that turns competitor 1-star reviews into a feature roadmap mapped to my own codebase

A few weeks ago I caught myself doing the same chore for the third time:
opening 8 tabs (G2, Capterra, Reddit, GitHub Issues…), copy-pasting “what do you dislike?” into Notion, then trying to figure out which gaps my product already covers.

So I built GapHunter — a Claude Code skill that automates the whole loop:

  • Scrapes G2, Capterra, TrustRadius, Reddit, GitHub Issues, Hacker News
  • Deduplicates complaints semantically (no more “no dark mode” vs “lacks dark theme”)
  • Reads your repo (package.json, Cargo.toml, source tree) to see what you already ship
  • Outputs an interactive HTML report + JSON
  • Includes:
    • Priority / Effort quadrant
    • Competitor comparison matrix (best opportunities)
    • Tags: priority, status (missing/partial/present), effort, trend
    • Even suggests which files in your repo to touch

Usage:

/gaphunter DBeaver
/gaphunter DBeaver TablePlus
/gaphunter Notion --sources-only

Built entirely inside Claude Code (prompt + ~2k lines HTML/CSS/JS + docs).
Kind of wild what you can ship in a weekend now.

Repo (MIT, screenshots, examples, install):
https://github.com/debba/gaphunter-skill

u/debba_ — 1 hour ago
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Drowning with skills all around, help me find the right ones.

Folks,
It's only my first month with Claude 100$ plan.
I'm struggling to get a productive setup for myself, especially finding some good skills.

I'm building a desktop app on Electron for MacOS, I need to have a superfast pace.
Last week I was working on UI part of it, and had only 2 days to ship, I tried out a few UI skills but was not satisfied with the outputs. The product had to be shipped, but the tradeoff was code quality, and need for refactoring in future.

Now my tasks are to improve the prompts, and the orchestrator infra that fetches me AI insights.

Where and how do you find the right skills? what skills have worked out for you?

I tried superpowers as well, but to deliver the right code quality, it slowed down the process a lot, too many questions for simple tasks, too many sub-agents running review and smoke tests.

Currently I have fallen-back to my last hope, manually teaching CLAUDE to add things in CLAUDE md

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u/ElectronicAsk529 — 6 hours ago
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Your favorite uses for the 5 daily included routine runs?

I haven't used the "routine runs" feature yet, but wanted to take advantage of it.

What are your favorite uses for it?

What does it help you the most with?

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u/QuestionAsker2030 — 19 hours ago
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EvoSkill: Automatic Self-Improvement Tool for AI Agents [open source]

When working with agents, we spend a lot of time tuning prompts and skills by hand, so we built EvoSkill to automate that loop for agents like Claude Code!!

Our EvoSkill loop, per iteration:

  • Runs the agent on a benchmark, collects failure traces
  • Proposes skill or prompt mutations aimed at specific failure modes
  • Scores mutations on held-out data, maintains a frontier of top-N programs
  • Tracks everything as git branches for reproducibility

Each "program" is a (system prompt, skill set) pair, and the algorithm runs for a configurable number of iterations.

Results so far, with Claude Code and Opus 4.5:

  • OfficeQA: 60.6% → 68.1%
  • SealQA: 26.6% → 38.7%
  • BrowseComp: 43.5% → 48.8% using a skill evolved from SealQA and transferred zero-shot

The transfer result is the one that surprised us — it suggests at least some of the evolved skills capture general strategies rather than benchmark-specific tricks. Caveat: it's one benchmark pair, and the two are both browsing-heavy reasoning tasks, so transfer between them makes sense.

Honest limitations:

  1. You need a good benchmark and a reasonable scoring function — if those are weak, the loop is not able to propose good improvements.
  2. Evolution burns lots of API tokens, so the cost/benefit depends on how much you'll reuse the resulting skills.

EvoSkill works well with Claude Code and also tested with OpenCode SDK, OpenHands, Goose, and Codex CLI.

This is the first release from our “AI evolution” lab, so please give it a try—we’d love your feedback—especially if you’ve used tools like DSPy / GEPA!

P.S. vLLM / Ollama support coming soon!

u/syedshad — 17 hours ago
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Built a skill that turns any AI conversation into social media content — drop a comment if you want it

I talk to Claude constantly. Decisions about my mental health app, frameworks I'm working through, setbacks, realizations.

Every conversation has something genuinely useful in it.

But I kept losing all of it. The insight would live in the chat window, I'd move on, and it'd be gone. No system, no capture, nothing.

So today I finally did something about it. I built a "content repurposer" skill — a custom instruction set you install in Claude — that automatically converts any conversation into platform-specific social media content and objective knowledge.

How it works:

After any conversation, I say "generate content from this" or "content time." The skill:

  • Reads through the conversation and extracts the core insight
  • Generate knowledge that you can directly copy and paste into your obsidian
  • Generates content tailored for X, Reddit, TikTok/IG, YouTube, and LinkedIn (each with its own persona and format rules)
  • Outputs everything as a self-contained HTML file — tabs per platform, one-click copy

What's interesting about the platform adaptation:

The same underlying insight gets shaped very differently per platform. On X it's a punchy thread with a direct builder voice. On Reddit (like right now) it's more vulnerable — I'm sharing the process, not declaring I figured it out. On TikTok it's a face-to-camera story. LinkedIn gets the distilled professional version with the personal stuff kept tight.

The meta thing:

I built this skill in the same conversation I'm now repurposing. Spent about 2 hours — designed it with Claude, ran test cases on 3 scenarios, reviewed outputs, iterated (first version output markdown which wasn't practical, so we added an HTML generator with copy buttons), packaged it, installed it in Claude Code.

The content you're reading right now was generated by the skill itself, from the conversation where we built it.

If this sounds useful, drop a comment. I'll share the .skill file — works in Claude Code, Cowork, and regular Claude chat and other agents as well.

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u/EnvironmentalAd2754 — 6 hours ago
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Looking for few serious People, Interested to learn AI agents creation together. (Group learning)

Hey I am Shahid M from India, I am upskilling myself to grow into the field of AI , Trying to learn how to create different agents , workflows , Lang , N8n etc.

I am currently a complete beginner, in the next 2 days I will be starting full fluently. If someone's interested to learn together and grow together and find freelance opportunities in future with me.

Do comment down

Only serious people needed. Planning to have a group of max 5 people not more.

Accountable, disciplined learners, enterprenuers mindset only.

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u/Apprehensive_Cap3272 — 1 day ago
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A hands-on tutorial for using Claude as a Product Manager (open-source, free, 11 modules)

I put together a free, open-source GitHub tutorial that walks you through using Claude Code as a working PM tool - not just for generating text, but for building actual workflows you’d use on the job.

It’s called the AI-Native PM OS. The goal is simple: by the end, you have a set of agents and pipelines that handle the repetitive, time-consuming parts of PM work.

What the tutorial covers:

  • Writing and stress-testing PRDs with Claude, then auto-generating Jira epics via MCP
  • Building a Competitive Intelligence Agent that runs sweeps and summarizes threats
  • Clustering customer feedback at scale using a Jobs-to-be-Done framework
  • Generating clickable HTML prototypes from rough product flows and deploying to Vercel
  • Drafting executive OKR updates with stakeholder-aware tone adjustments

How it’s structured:

Everything is built around a fictional B2B SaaS company called Meridian, with pre-built personas, OKRs, user research, and a competitive landscape. That gives every exercise real context, so the outputs feel like actual work product, not homework.

  • 11 modules, roughly 40–50 hours total
  • 30-minute, self-paced lessons
  • No paid tools required beyond a Claude subscription

If you’ve been curious about Claude Code but didn’t know where to start as a PM, this is designed for exactly that. Each module builds on the last, so you end up with something functional rather than a collection of one-off prompts.

Repo: https://github.com/vishalmdi/ai-native-pm-os

If you find it useful or think you might come back to it later, a star on GitHub helps a lot — and I’m happy to answer questions in the comments.

u/vishal_jaiswal — 5 hours ago
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I have a bunch of youtube videos I've made cowork make from beginning to end. It uses my app and makes videos for different series I've defined. For example, this video's series is recipes appealing to different fandoms. This one is Uncle Iroh from Last Airbender.

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u/Outrageous-Simple198 — 18 hours ago
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Claude Code usage burning out very badly

I just had very small task in claude code which usually would consume like 5% of my 5 hour limit in Max 5X, but after the reset today it just finished 27% in like 10 mins and shows 3% weekly is consumed as well.

Is anyone else facing this issue, how can I save myself from burning out remaining within an hour or so?

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u/CommonSomewhere7624 — 1 day ago
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Looking for someone with Claude Max Plan

Hey I am 22 M , A TRADER with building mindset, I am planning to build something around trading and some agentic bots for small/medium businesses that solves the repeatative problem for them and helps them saving , time , money and man power.

Looking for someone to partner with me. If you can provide a claude max plan . And would like to join me in my plan , we may share the revenue. With the first Revenue the cost for the claude plan will be covered.

Let me know if you are actually interested.

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u/Apprehensive_Cap3272 — 1 day ago
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A Claude skill that teaches you new codebases from what you already know

https://github.com/mark-quinn/rosetta

Been meaning to build this for a while. Every time I dropped into an unfamiliar stack I'd spend the first week just mapping concepts I already knew along the lines of: "ok so this is basically just middleware, but they call it X here." and "is this the same as X in Typescript".

So I built two Claude Code skills that do that mapping for you.

/rosetta takes your existing stack as a starting point and explains the unfamiliar pattern in terms you already know.

/cartographer is for when you know the language fine but you're new to this specific codebase. Why is auth done this way? What's the gotcha nobody wrote down? It maps the decisions, not the syntax.

Both build a shared knowledge map per repo so you're not re-explaining the same ground every session. Comes with a familiarity score so you can see what you've covered and what you haven't.

Would love feedback — especially if there are language pairs or codebase patterns you think are missing.

u/Snoo-33768 — 1 day ago
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Travel agent skill

Hi, I’m looking for a skill that can help me plan trips. I live in a very difficult airport to get in and out of and I spend so much time searching for flights that don’t have multiple layovers and aren’t over 10 hours. I’m trying to plan a weekend getaway and it’s taking me forever to find anything. I want a Claude skill that knows to look up multiple sites and I can populate with requirements for the trip. If anyone has something like this, would love to have it!

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u/Georgeismydog — 1 day ago
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Claude Skills exist but I still find myself copy-pasting everything, anyone else?

I've been noticing that even people who know about Claude Skills end up going back to manual prompting. Had a developer tell me yesterday that he's frustrated he has to manually tell Claude which Skill to use , thinks Claude should just know.

Anyone else experience this? Do you find yourself defaulting to just typing a prompt even when you have Skills set up?

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u/PaintingOwn732 — 22 hours ago
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[Open Source] I built a TRIZ-based reasoning engine to solve engineering contradictions without trial-and-error

u/Antropocosmist — 2 days ago
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Claude Code Skill for Terraform and OpenTofu: testing, modules, CI/CD, very token optimized

u/trolleid — 4 days ago
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How to save tokens while using Claude?

So, people have told me to use skills for repeatable tasks, but I’ve read that they use more tokens than a simple prompt. What’s your take on this? Do people actually use skills for this?

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u/PaintingOwn732 — 6 hours ago
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How Do I add it ?

Hello everyone, I wanted to add this skill for the claude, it is UIUX Pro Max skill whenever I want to add this skill it says it should be maximum 200 files but whenever I downloaded it from githup respiratory, it was more than 200 files, How do I add it?

u/Adventurous_Pear8178 — 4 days ago