GitHub Repo Briefing
MoneyPrinterTurbo
A Chinese and English tool that turns a topic or keyword into a short video with a script, images, subtitles, music, and generated voice.
A first test
Generate one private test video from a factual topic. Check each claim, image license, voice, and subtitle timing before publishing or selling the result.
Understand-Anything
A coding-agent plugin that analyzes a repository into an interactive knowledge graph, dashboard, and searchable explanations.
A first test
Install it in a disposable clone and run /understand. Compare one graph relationship with the source code, then use /understand-diff before accepting a change.
ai-engineering-from-scratch
rohitg00/ai-engineering-from-scratch
A hands-on course that teaches AI engineering by building and shipping small projects with an agent as a tutor.
A first test
Install its skills and run /start-learning for one topic. Make the smallest exercise yourself, run its test, and record what you changed before asking the agent for the next lesson.
knowledge-work-plugins
anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins
A collection of plugins for knowledge-work tasks in Claude Cowork, with commands and workflows for roles such as research, writing, and analysis.
A first test
Install one role-specific plugin and run it on a public source. Check the generated files and tool permissions, then remove commands that do not fit your actual workflow.
codegraph
A local code knowledge graph that indexes a repository, syncs after code changes, and serves context to coding agents through CLI and MCP clients.
A first test
Run codegraph init in a disposable clone and index one module. Ask for a caller list, compare it with the language tools, and check what files the agent can read before enabling edits.
stop-slop
A writing skill that identifies common AI wording, repeated structures, and weak transitions so an agent can revise prose into clearer human language.
A first test
Run it on one paragraph you wrote and compare the original with the revision. Keep only changes that improve meaning, then add a fact check for every new claim.
Anthropic-Cybersecurity-Skills
mukul975/Anthropic-Cybersecurity-Skills
A collection of structured cybersecurity skills mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, NIST CSF, MITRE ATLAS, D3FEND, NIST AI RMF, and MITRE F3.
A first test
Install one skill and use it on a local lab finding. Check the mapped framework control and reproduce the finding yourself; use it only for authorised security work.
taste-skill
A design-review skill for agent workflows that covers layout, typography, motion, image use, and checks for generic or repetitive interface output.
A first test
Install it and review one existing screen. Ask for three concrete changes, implement one, and compare the result at desktop and mobile widths before keeping the skill.
markitdown
A Python tool that converts office files, PDFs, images, audio, HTML, and other formats into Markdown while preserving useful document structure.
A first test
Install it and convert one sample DOCX and PDF. Compare headings, tables, links, and missing content with the originals before using the Markdown for search or analysis.
claude-plugins-official
anthropics/claude-plugins-official
Anthropic's maintained directory of Claude Code plugins, including plugin manifests, skills, hooks, commands, and agent integrations.
A first test
Choose one plugin from its manifest, install it in a test project, and read every hook it enables. Run one command before allowing it to edit files or call external services.
ECC
A collection of engineering skills, memory, security checks, research-first workflows, and performance guidance for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Cursor.
A first test
Install one workflow in a disposable repository and run it on a small issue. Check the generated plan, tests, and permission requests before adding the full collection.
plugins
Cursor's plugin specification and a set of official plugins that package skills, commands, agents, and integrations for the Cursor editor.
A first test
Read one plugin manifest and install it in a test project. Run its smallest command, inspect file and network access, and keep only the pieces that match your workflow.