22 Claude Code Skills (Actually) Worth Adding

LinkedIn post by Charlie Hills (“I help you (actually) use AI”) — view post

Hook: “You installed Claude Code and stopped there.” Every entry is a GitHub repo; most install with npx skills add <repo>. (Parenthesized numbers below are as shown on LinkedIn — they travel next to each install link but read more like engagement counts than plausible GitHub stars.)

Starter guides first: new to Claude · “make yourself replaceable” · build your own skill

The 22, grouped by what they do

Plan & debug

  • superpowers — plans and debugs before it writes · install
  • gstack — 23 skills in one setup · install

Answer style

  • caveman — no-fluff answers, no padding · install
  • ponytail — says nothing, writes one line · install
  • i-have-adhd — stops it burying the answer · install
  • codex — runs Codex inside Claude Code · install

Front-end / design

  • ui-ux-pro-max — palettes and fonts that work · install
  • taste-skill — makes a page look expensive · install
  • impeccable — the polish pass on any front end · install
  • emil — beautiful interface animations · install
  • gsap — smooth web animations · install
  • hyperframes — turns a web page into a video · install
  • remotion — build full videos in React · install

Research & knowledge

  • skill-creator — build your own skills · install
  • graphify — turns notes into a map · install
  • last30days — what the internet said this month · install
  • find-skills — finds any skill for you · install

Browser, visibility & writing

  • agent-browser — lets Claude use any website · install
  • claude-hud — shows what Claude is doing live · install
  • marketingskills — 40 marketing skills in one pack · install
  • humanizer — strips the AI tells from your writing · install
  • social-media-skills — his own content pack, free · install

Usage honesty

“I don’t reach for all 22 daily” — superpowers, caveman, and last30days get the most use.

Comment-thread wisdom worth keeping: don’t just install all of them — refine to your own use (“start USING them”); most people need 2–3 workflows that consistently save time, not 20.