$ show slavingia/skills
This repository is a plugin for Claude Code, providing a set of 10 structured 'skills' based on the book 'The Minimalist Entrepreneur' by Sahil Lavingia. Each skill is a Markdown file with YAML frontmatter that defines a command name, description, and a detailed system prompt. When installed, Claude Code can invoke these skills via slash commands (e.g., `/find-community`, `/mvp`) to guide users through business advice frameworks. The repo contains no executable code, tests, or CI/CD pipelines—it is purely a collection of well-organized prompt templates. The architecture is trivial: a plugin manifest and a directory of skill files. While the content is thoughtfully crafted and follows a consistent structure, there is no software craftsmanship to evaluate; the repo's value lies in its instructional design rather than code quality. It is actively maintained by the book's author and serves its niche purpose effectively, but it offers no reusable software components for other projects.
The LLM identified 2 files worth highlighting for reuse:
A well-structured skill that guides users through turning a product idea into a manual process before writing code. It follows a clear step-by-step framework (define idea, identify community, design manual version, document process, charge, then productize) and includes concrete examples. The YAML frontmatter defines the command name and description for Claude Code integration. This pattern is reusable as a template for any 'process before product' advisory skill.
A comprehensive review skill that applies eight minimalist entrepreneur principles to any business decision. It includes a decision framework table with evaluation questions and common advice snippets. The structure is modular and could be adapted to other decision-review contexts by swapping the principles. The YAML frontmatter also demonstrates how to accept an argument via `argument-hint`.