Explore AI Agent Skills & Claude Prompts

macOS-native shell scripting: sips, osascript, pbpaste/pbcopy, security keychain, launchctl, defaults, networksetup. Also covers: LLM-from-shell patterns (ask-claude.sh delegate design, curl+python3 JSON), three-way input (file/stdin/interactive), and sed gotchas on macOS. Triggers: macOS script, sips, osascript, notification from shell, clipboard, keychain, launchd, AI shell tool, ask-claude, shell LLM wrapper.

security-review-advisor

Pre-PR and pre-release security advisor. Detects when a change warrants a formal security review, drafts a threat model stub with risks and mitigations already evident from the code, and produces a punchlist of fixes the developer can land before the review. Three tiers: small change (targeted observation only), PR-level scan (pattern detection + TM stub + punchlist), milestone/release (full TM prep). Triggers: security review needed, should I file a ticket, pre-PR security, threat model prep, what do I need to fix before review.

on-call-runbooks

Writing and maintaining operational runbooks — the documents you open at 2am when something breaks. Covers what makes a runbook useful vs useless, runbook vs incident-response, required sections, exact-command discipline, a complete example runbook for a Python internal tool failure, common failure modes in bad runbooks, keeping runbooks current after incidents, and a paste-ready template. Triggers: runbook, on-call, operational runbook, incident runbook, how to fix, restart service, alert runbook, on-call guide, operational guide, 2am, escalation, mitigation steps, exact commands, runbook template.

blues-songwriting

Writing blues songs: lyric craft, verse structure, the 12-bar form, AAB and AAA verse patterns, the floating verse tradition, call and response in lyrics, writing a turnaround, finding the hook, writing for slide guitar and Delta tunings, titles, imagery, emotional honesty, editing blues lyrics. Use when writing, workshopping, or critiquing blues lyrics or song structures. Triggers: blues song, blues lyric, write a blues, 12-bar, AAB, verse chorus, turnaround, shuffle lyric, Delta song, slide song, blues hook, blues title, rewrite this verse.

blues-tradition

Blues music history, tradition, and creative practice. Delta, Chicago, Piedmont, Texas, and electric blues. Key figures, lineage, form, lyric structure, the floating verse tradition, call and response, slide and open tunings, the emotional vocabulary of the blues. Use for writing lyrics, stories, poems, essays, liner notes, or visual art informed by the blues tradition. Triggers: blues, Delta blues, 12-bar, slide guitar, Robert Johnson, Son House, Charley Patton, juke joint, crossroads, open tuning, shuffle, bottleneck, blues lyric, blues history, pre-war blues, Chicago blues.

art-business

Running an independent art business: pricing prints, licensing, consignment vs direct sales, Patreon and membership models, commission workflows, invoicing, limited editions, certificates of authenticity, record keeping, tax basics for artists. Triggers: pricing art, print pricing, licensing, consignment, commission, limited edition, certificate of authenticity, Patreon, art income, artist taxes, selling art.

artist-statement-writing

Writing about your own art: artist statements, series descriptions, bio writing, talking about process and meaning without jargon, gallery wall text, grant bios, website About page. The difference between describing what you make and saying what it means. Triggers: artist statement, bio, series description, about page, artist bio, wall text, writing about art, statement, grant bio.

color-theory

Color theory for visual artists: color models (RGB, CMYK, HSB), color relationships (complementary, analogous, triadic, split-complementary), value and saturation, warm vs cool, simultaneous contrast, building palettes, color in Indigenous and traditional art contexts, color for digital vs print. Triggers: color theory, color palette, complementary colors, color harmony, warm cool, saturation, value, hue, RGB, CMYK, color relationships, palette building, color in digital art.

creative-process

Creative process for visual artists: working in series, developing a concept from seed to finished work, overcoming creative blocks, sketchbook practice, sustaining a practice over time, moving between projects, knowing when a piece is done, cultivating sources of inspiration. Triggers: creative block, creative process, working in series, inspiration, sketchbook, concept development, artistic practice, how to start, stuck, artist practice.

exhibition-proposals

Applying for exhibitions and artist opportunities: writing exhibition proposals, project statements, artist bios for applications, artist residency applications, curating a submission portfolio, jury submissions, what galleries and curators look for, following up after submission. Triggers: exhibition proposal, gallery submission, artist residency, call for artists, open call, juried show, artist application, exhibition application, residency application, curator.

indigenous-art-americas

Fluency in Indigenous art from across the Americas — pre-contact to contemporary — for informed conversation. Covers North, Central, and South America: regional traditions, media, key artists, contemporary movements, critical frameworks, and appropriate terminology. Triggers: Indigenous art, Native American art, First Nations art, pre-Columbian art, Northwest Coast, Plains, Southwest, Maya, Inca, Andean, contemporary Native art, decolonial art, Indigenous artist.

tom-myer-art-language

Tom Myer's visual language, artistic identity, thematic catalog, and market pattern — for use in any conversation about his art practice, new work, site additions, or creative direction. Covers his signature visual elements, active series, best-selling work, and the through-line across his catalog.