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Description

Collection of useful Claude AI skills and commands

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

Agent 37 Skills Collection

A collection of Claude Code plugins

yc-advisor

YC startup advice from 434 curated resources (Paul Graham essays, founder interviews, startup school).

/plugin marketplace add agent37-platform/agent37-skills-collection
/plugin install yc-advisor@agent37-skills

This is a **skill** - automatically triggered when you ask about startups, fundraising, etc.

You can interact with this live at https://www.agent37.com/yc

local-review

Code review for uncommitted local changes. Inspired by Anthropic's official `code-review` plugin which reviews PRs - this one reviews your local staged/unstaged changes before you commit.

/plugin marketplace add agent37-platform/agent37-skills-collection
/plugin install local-review@agent37-skills

This is a **command** - invoke with `/local-review:local-review`

Reviews for: bugs, security vulnerabilities (OWASP top 10), CLAUDE.md compliance, TypeScript issues. Filters false positives and groups by severity.

generate-prompt-request

Summarize the current session into a compact "prompt request" one-pager for a pull request: every ask and decision folded into one `User:` block, plus an `Assistant:` block summarizing what was built.

/plugin marketplace add agent37-platform/agent37-skills-collection
/plugin install generate-prompt-request@agent37-skills

This is a **skill** - triggered when you ask to "generate a prompt request", or automatically when opening a PR. Wire it into a repo's AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md with a line like "When opening a PR, invoke the generate-prompt-request skill and include its output in the PR body." Output is inline markdown, ready to paste into a PR.

License

MIT