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Claude skills sorted by the trade or profession they help, with what each one automates and whether the hours saved are claimed or measured.

How entries get here: software scans public sources every day (GitHub, Hacker News and the big curated skill lists) for skills that name a trade or a job. An AI reviewer reads each candidate's README, writes the plain-language entry from it, and lists it or rejects it under fixed rules: the entry says only what the README says, every hours-saved figure is labeled as the author's claim or not stated, and nothing gets a rating. A person answers every correction and can pull any entry.

What the labels mean: "author's claim" means the time saved is the number the skill's author gave, which we have not checked. "Measured by us" means we ran it on a real task and timed it. "Not stated" means the author gave no number and we did not invent one. "Not yet tested by us" is the default for every new entry.

Stale links: every source link is rechecked on a schedule. A link that fails is flagged on its page; entries are corrected or removed, never silently rewritten.

Sponsorship: one sponsor per trade, always labeled, never affecting wording. See Sponsor a trade.

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