AI Skills

Free Claude Skills, built from real practitioner work.

Three open-source Claude Skills — an SEO/GEO/AEO auditor, a Google-Sheets-CMS validator, and a shipped-animation auditor — each grounded in a real problem I actually ran into, not a generic demo. No paid API keys, no pip installs, ever.

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Claude Skills Published
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Zero
API Keys Needed

AI Skills

Claude Skill

AI-Ready Audit

Zero-dependency SEO, GEO & AEO site auditor for Claude. Scores four dimensions — including a Future-Readiness axis most competing tools skip entirely — with every threshold traced to a cited primary source.

SEO Audit GEO / AEO Zero Dependency
Python · stdlib only MIT License
Claude Skill

Sheet-as-CMS Toolkit

Validates a Google-Sheets-backed website's content pipeline: schema-drift detection, XSS-risk content scanning, and rate-limit-safe caching guidance — built around the exact stack running my own blog.

Google Sheets Schema Validation Zero Dependency
Python · stdlib only MIT License
Claude Skill

Motion Audit Toolkit

Audits animations already shipped in a codebase for performance (GPU-safe vs. layout-triggering properties), accessibility (prefers-reduced-motion coverage), and duration consistency across components.

Performance Audit Accessibility Zero Dependency
Python · stdlib only MIT License
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Each skill starts as a real problem from my own SEO/GEO/AEO and Meta Ads work, not a generic demo. Want to know when the next one ships?

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Frequently Asked Questions

A Claude Skill is a folder of instructions, scripts, and reference files that teaches Claude how to do a specific task well. Anthropic's Claude Code, Cowork, and claude.ai can all load and use them.

No. All three skills run on Python's standard library only — no pip installs, no API keys, and no paid third-party service at any tier, by design.

Clone the GitHub repo and point your Claude Code or Cowork skills directory at the folder, or upload the folder directly into a claude.ai conversation with code execution enabled.

Yes — all three are MIT licensed with source code, tests, and full methodology published on GitHub.