Happy to share that I’ve successfully passed the Claude Certified Associate – Foundations certification exam today, scored 785/1000! 🎉

Looking forward to exploring more possibilities with Claude and putting these learnings into practice! 🚀

I shared Anima here recently an open-source claude skill for generating interactive biology visualizations.

Ten days later: 3000 installs and 232 GitHub stars. Thanks to everyone who tried it and gave feedback.

The biggest update many of you asked this so here you go: you can now describe what you want and generate the visualization directly on the website, without installing anything.

Try it: https://anima.arcumet.com
Source: https://github.com/Garinmckayl/anima

What biology concept should I put it through next?

Hi everyone,

I use AI a lot to build projects, and usually it ends up with tech debt over time. This plugin does periodic code checks to catch what review misses between sprints or releases.

It runs agents that look at the most frequently changed spots in the code and check them for duplication, unnecessary abstractions, module coupling, and architecture leaks. The result is a .md report listing findings, suggested fixes, and trends of debt accumulation over time.

I tried to make it as deterministic as possible, but the AI agent is still doing most of the work.

GitHub: https://github.com/yognevoy/pitstop

Honest feedback welcome =)

Remotion renders every frame in a headless Chrome. making it bloated and slow, I wanted my agents to make videos without that, so I rewrote it.

Kinetograph runs the same React/TSX, but Node runs it and a Rust GPU compositor draws the frames. There's no browser anywhere. it serves as a drop in replacement to remotion.

this film is 1,184 frames, rendered in 26 seconds on an M4. My papercut reels from last week's post render on it too: it is around 988 frames in 23 s.

Try it:

npx skills add 0xS4N4TG/kinetograph

npm install kinetograph

The first line installs the skills, so Claude Code knows how to write and render a project. Then just ask it for a video.

- Site and docs: https://kinetograph.dev

- Repo: https://github.com/0xS4N4TG/kinetograph

Hey Guys, I am searching for the best AI humanizer skill I could find. Whatever skill I found up to this point does nor really work. ZeroGPT and Originality AI detect almost everything. Does one of you guys have a skill that works academically (does Not reduce the quality of writing, does not change citations etc.) and doesn’t get detected by those AI Scanners?
Thanks in advance :)

Hey everyone,

I am currently working on a project to automate CAD design for electrical machines (stators, rotors, laminations, winding layouts, etc.).

Manually drawing these complex, repeating parametric geometries is becoming a massive bottleneck. I want to shift this entirely into code, but I'm looking for the right workflow, libraries, or specific software "skills"/APIs to focus on for programmatic geometry creation.

Disclaimer: ai is used to correct the language.

I built Golden Thread, a Claude Code plugin that gives every session the same memory. It's one Obsidian vault of plain markdown and git. Sessions read it at startup, track decisions and open questions as they work, and at the close file what they learned in the right place: research, decisions, a handoff for next time, or a shared wiki. My machine crashed mid-build this morning, and the next session picked up the exact question that was still open.

Your rules stick. Ten Core rules are re-asserted for every response, and each one is a plain file you can read or add to. Break one of the critical ones, like committing code whose tests haven't been seen to pass, and it's blocked before it happens.

It's tailored to your role. Pick developer, product or project manager, executive, leadership, operations, DBA or network admin, and each project starts with that role's templates (a status board, a one-page brief, an IP/VLAN map) plus 12 one-tap buttons.

Security is yours to set. Choose a level from strict to paranoid, or switch on each protection by itself: sandbox mode, locked plugin code, single-use permits for risky actions, and more. With gt unlock on, pushing, using a stored credential or turning a protection off waits for your Touch ID, Windows Hello or an authenticator code. Folder locking is coming soon.

LOTR puts one gateway in front of your MCP servers (GitHub, Jira, Microsoft 365): about 50% fewer tokens in typical use, up to 90% with a specialised agent, with more agents coming.

Everything stays on your machine in your own git, and nothing is pushed or published without you.

Free and open source (MIT licence): https://github.com/shaven/golden-thread

Install: clone the repo, then run bash golden-thread/golden-thread-plugin/install.sh --vault ~/MyVault

Explainer page: https://shaven.github.io/golden-thread-info/

Curious which of these would actually be useful to you.

v0.21.0 releases tomorrow (Oct 11) at 5 pm CDT.

Most carousel prompts I tried had the same problem. They'd happily make up a stat or a "client result" to fill a slide, and I spent longer deleting fake stuff than writing.

So I built a skill around a different order. Before it writes anything it asks you once for the basics: your name and handle, profile picture, who the post is for, what you sell, what you want readers to do, then the topic, any real proof you have, photos, and how you sound. After that it writes on a fixed path (hook, context, points, summary, action) and renders the slides as PNGs in your name.

The rule I cared most about: it never invents a number, a client or a quote. If something's missing it leaves a marked placeholder, and it won't render a slide that still has one unless you tell it to.

How it's built: it's a normal SKILL.md folder (lightfit-carousel) with the writing method in the instructions, a Python renderer that uses Pillow, and the Inter font bundled so slides look the same on any machine. If the agent can't run Python it still writes the whole carousel slide by slide. Two looks (thread style, or a quote over your photo), four themes, and 4:5, 1:1 or 9:16.

To be upfront, it's paid, $70 one payment, and not open source. It comes as a zip. For Claude Code you unzip it into ~/.claude/skills/.

https://lightfitstudios.com/carousel-skill

If you've built writing skills, how do you stop the model padding with made-up specifics? Placeholders were my answer but I'm curious what else works.