skills — for Claude

A public monorepo of generic, brand-neutral Claude Code skills (github.com/atleronningen/skills). Each top-level folder is one independently installable skill. system-map is the first; more will be added as siblings over time.

Primary language for this project (code, docs, comments, README) is English, even though chat in this working directory may happen in Norwegian — that's separate from the project's own output. Skills that render user-facing text (like system-map's widget) should default to English but allow the end user to swap in their own language, not hardcode Norwegian/English.

Stack

No build step. Each skill is plain Markdown + whatever scripts it needs (currently Python and browser-console JS for system-map).

Commands

Structure

Repo root holds the public-facing, repo-wide files (README, LICENSE, this file). Every other top-level folder is a self-contained, installable skill — the exact folder a user copies into their .claude/skills/.

skills/
├── README.md              # overview of all skills + install instructions
├── LICENSE                # MIT, repo-wide
├── CLAUDE.md               # this file
├── .gitignore
└── system-map/             # first skill — installable payload
    ├── README.md
    ├── SKILL.md
    ├── references/
    │   ├── palette.md
    │   └── examples/
    │       ├── agent-workflow.html
    │       ├── business-integration.html
    │       ├── data-pipeline.html
    │       └── hr-platform.html
    ├── screenshots/       # doc-only PNG previews used by system-map/README.md
    └── scripts/
        ├── layout.py
        └── selfcheck.js

When adding a new skill: create a new top-level folder named after the skill (matching its SKILL.md name: field), keep it self-contained (own references/, scripts/ as needed), and add it to the table in README.md.

Privacy

This repo is public. Never use the user's personal name in anything tied to it — not in committed content (README, SKILL.md, code, commit messages) and not in working artifacts either (plan files, chat framing). Refer to "the user" or omit the reference entirely. This is scoped to this project only; it does not apply elsewhere in the wider Playground workspace.