Skills Collection

A set of pi / Claude Code skills I've built over the past months.

Skills

🔧 Codex Agent

Two skills that delegate work to the OpenAI Codex CLI:

• /codex — Delegate coding tasks (generation, refactoring, debugging) to Codex. Gathers context first, then runs codex exec, and reports a summary of what changed.
• /codex-review — Run code reviews via codex review. Supports reviewing uncommitted changes, diffs against a base branch, or specific commits.

🔍 Google Programmable Search Engine

• /google-search — Search the web using Google's Custom Search API. Supports date filtering, site-specific search, exact phrase matching, exclusions, and pagination. Zero external dependencies — plain Node.js with native fetch.

Requires a Google API key and Programmable Search Engine ID (free tier: 100 queries/day).

🧐 Stern Code Review

• /stern-code-review — A rigorous, senior-engineer-style code review focused on correctness, data safety, security, and operational reliability. Produces a structured verdict (approve / approve with fixes / request changes / reject) with serious issues, suspicious choices, expected tests, and a minimal acceptable fix.

Direct, practical, and unsentimental — assumes the code will run in production and edge cases matter.

✍️ Attribution

• /attribution — Add author attribution to a project (e.g. README.md or a website footer). With no arguments it falls back to git config user.name; arguments can supply a name, email, and/or website, plus a free-form placement instruction (e.g. /attribution Vincent Bruijn, add name to html page footer). Defaults to a copyright-style credit with the current year and never silently overwrites an existing attribution.

🖼️ HTML Export

• /html — Export the current "situation" — the state of the conversation, work done, findings, or data — to a self-contained index.html you can open in a browser. The agent decides what is most valuable to capture; the output is a single file with inline CSS and no external dependencies, and it never overwrites (falls back to index1.html, index2.html, …).

Installing

Use link-skill.sh to symlink skills from this repo into ~/.claude/skills:

./link-skill.sh --all      # link every skill
./link-skill.sh html       # link just one skill

Each skill is linked under its own name (e.g. ~/.claude/skills/html), taken from the skill's name: frontmatter, so nested skills like codex and google-search land under the right name. Pass --force to replace an existing entry, and set CLAUDE_SKILLS_DIR to target a different directory.

Author

Vincent Bruijn · vebruijn@gmail.com · Buy me a coffee ☕