Skills

Reusable writing and web-design skills for Claude, Codex, ChatGPT, Gemini, and other AI tools.

Each skill is self-contained: start with its SKILL.md, then load any linked references/, assets/, or scripts/ when needed.

Writing skills

Skill	Use it for
stop-slopv3	Natural, specific writing without common AI phrasing or formatting habits. Includes voice profiles and academic, professional, and casual registers. Recommended.
stop-slopv2	The earlier human-writing ruleset, retained for compatibility and comparison.

Writing example

The same performance-review prompt without and with stop-slopv3:

Typical AI output	With stop-slopv3

Design skills

Skill	Use it for
pixel-design	Retro 8-bit interfaces with hard borders, offset shadows, pixel icons, high-contrast colour blocks, and stepped motion.
git-design	GitHub Universe-style landing pages with measured desktop/mobile layouts, typography, colour tokens, media controls, tickers, tabs, carousels, and accessible motion.

Pixel Design example

Git-Design example

The working example is in git-design-demo. To preview it locally:

python -m http.server 4173

Open http://127.0.0.1:4173/git-design-demo/.

Install

Claude

Zip one skill folder so the archive contains skill-name/SKILL.md, then upload it under Settings → Capabilities → Skills.

Codex or Claude Code

Copy the complete skill folder into your personal or project skills directory:

~/.codex/skills/skill-name/
~/.claude/skills/skill-name/

Other AI tools

Upload the skill's SKILL.md and referenced files as project knowledge, then instruct the tool to follow SKILL.md for matching tasks.

Skill structure

skill-name/
├── SKILL.md
├── references/   # Detailed guidance
├── assets/       # Reusable styles, icons, and templates
└── scripts/      # Reusable interactions or validation

Only SKILL.md is required. Keep detailed material in the linked folders so the core instructions stay short.