skillet

My personal Claude Code marketplace. The skills I actually use, iterated in public.

claude plugin marketplace add mattwang44/skillet

Plugins

Plugin	Skill	What it's for
skillsmith	curating-skills	The single door for changing anything in this repo
pydocs-zhtw	translating-python-docs	Translating CPython docs into Traditional Chinese for python-docs-zh-tw
explain	eli5	Any topic as an HTML picture explainer with big visuals and few words
doc-craft	crafting-docs	Writing and reviewing formal engineering docs (proposals, RFCs, runbooks, how-to guides), with a zh-TW language layer and Confluence API-editing traps

claude plugin install skillsmith@skillet
claude plugin install pydocs-zhtw@skillet
claude plugin install explain@skillet
claude plugin install doc-craft@skillet

Why this exists

Skills kept accumulating in places I can't publish or share. This is where the general ones live so I can keep sharpening them. Three rules keep it useful rather than just large:

1. Nothing employer-specific. scripts/check_leaks.py enforces it, backed by a personal blocklist kept outside the repo on purpose.
2. Skills earn their place by failing first. Nothing gets added or edited without a concrete moment where an agent did the wrong thing.
3. Short beats thorough. eli5 is four lines and works.

Built for one user, so it optimizes for iteration speed over generality. Take anything you find useful.

Local development

git clone https://github.com/mattwang44/skillet ~/Developer/skillet
claude plugin marketplace add ~/Developer/skillet   # iterate without pushing
claude plugin marketplace update skillet            # after each change

python3 scripts/build_marketplace.py --check   # marketplace.json is generated, not written
python3 scripts/validate_skills.py
python3 scripts/check_leaks.py --all           # needs ~/.config/skillet/blocklist.txt

Set up the leak gate's personal blocklist once:

mkdir -p ~/.config/skillet
$EDITOR ~/.config/skillet/blocklist.txt   # one case-insensitive regex per line

License

MIT. eli5 is a near-verbatim mirror of @trq212's skill, credited in plugins/explain/skills/eli5/CREDITS.md.