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list-skills

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Categorized map of every skill in the israel-agent-skills plugin, grouped by area (Healthcare & Medication, Emergency Preparedness, Travel & Transit, Government Services, Finance, Media, Connectivity, Meta/Tooling). Use when the user asks "what skills are in this plugin", "is there a skill for X in Israel", "which medication / shelter / municipality skill should I use", or when you (Claude) need a quick categorical map without reading every individual SKILL.md. Also lists which skills are orchestrators (chain other skills) vs. direct lookups, so you pick the right entry point.

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We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent

2 rules. 0 are common, 1 is distinctive, and 1 is very specific to this project.

  • 0

    Common

    Most of the 6 edited versions we read keep these.

  • 1

    Distinctive

    This author's own choices. Worth a look.

  • 1

    Very specific

    Tied to their project's names, files or tools. Probably skip.

  • Common
  • Distinctive
  • Very specific
  1. Distinctive:

    Read this first when you (or the user) need a directory of what's in the plugin.

    line 8
  2. Very specific:

    If nothing here matches, suggest discover-israel-skills (third-party catalogue) or add-skill-to-plugin (build a new one).

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 6 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

Keep what fits and drop the rest. Your version, ready for your agents.
Files
SKILL.md

Israel-Agent-Skills — skill map

Read this first when you (or the user) need a directory of what's in the plugin. Skills are grouped by user-intent area. Within each area, orchestrators (skills that chain others) come first; pick those when the user's question is open-ended.

Healthcare & Medication

For "is X available", "is X covered", "what does X cost on my health fund", "is X still licensed in Israel", "tell me about drug X".

  • medicine-availability-check — orchestrator. Routes a "is drug X available to me" question to the right underlying lookup. Default entry point.
  • maccabi-medicine-lookup — Maccabi-specific catalogue: listed?, prescription?, basket?, prior approval?, list price + per-tier copay.
  • drug-co-il-lookup — pharma reference (Pharmacists Organization). Active ingredient, ATC, dosage form, equivalents/generics, MOH patient leaflets.
  • israel-drugs-registry-lookup — official MOH regulatory record. Registration number (דרגיסטר), licence holder, official indication, registration status, all leaflet revisions.

Other health funds (Klalit / Meuchedet / Leumit) are not yet covered.

Emergency Preparedness

  • home-front-command-guidelines — Pikud HaOref guidance: rocket/missile alerts, time-to-shelter, mamad/miklat behaviour, drone/HazMat events, family planning.
  • miklatim-lookup — find a nearby public bomb shelter by address/coords, with directions.

Travel & Transit

  • ben-gurion-flight-board — live TLV arrivals/departures from the Israel Airports Authority feed.
  • nsc-travel-threat — current Israel NSC travel threat level / advisory for a given country.

Government Services

  • kol-zchut-lookup — Israeli rights and entitlements (consumer, employment, tenant, social).
  • jerusalem-municipality-report — file a "106" public-contact report with עיריית ירושלים.
  • jerusalem-council-meetings — browse / download Jerusalem council committee protocols.

Finance

  • salary-conversion — convert between Israeli (monthly NIS) and world (annual local-currency) salary conventions.

Media & Information

  • israel-news-rss — latest headlines from major Israeli outlets (English or Hebrew) via RSS.
  • israel-conferences — upcoming conferences, summits, expos, industry meetups in Israel.

Connectivity

  • fiber-availability-check — check whether fibre-optic internet (Bezeq Bfiber, HOT Fiber) is deployed at a given Israeli address.

Meta / Tooling

  • add-skill-to-plugin — add a new skill to this plugin from rough notes.
  • update-plugin-readme — refresh this plugin's README skill section to match skills/*/SKILL.md.
  • discover-israel-skills — browse / install third-party Israel-focused Claude Code skills authored by others.
  • install-israel-plugins — install the author's own Israel/Hebrew plugins (Israel Post, AliExpress Israel, IKEA Israel, Maccabi Online, Hebrew correspondence, ...) from the marketplace, grouped by category.
  • environment-check — diagnose missing dependencies (Python module, Playwright browser, CLI tool) reported by another skill.

How to use this map

  • For an open-ended question, pick the orchestrator in the relevant area if one exists. It will chain underlying lookups only as far as the question requires (saving calls and noise).
  • For a precise question whose source is obvious ("what's in the Maccabi catalogue for X"), call the direct skill — don't go through the orchestrator.
  • If nothing here matches, suggest discover-israel-skills (third-party catalogue) or add-skill-to-plugin (build a new one).

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