My personal Claude Code skills, packaged as one plugin. The repository is its own marketplace.
/plugin marketplace add JonasDoebertin/skills
/plugin install dieserjonas@dieserjonas
Claude loads a skill when your request matches its description. To call one directly, use /dieserjonas:<skill-name>. Run /plugin marketplace update dieserjonas to get new skills.
| Skill | What it does | Try |
|---|---|---|
| human-writing | Cuts text to the length its reader needs and removes the tells of AI writing, without dropping qualifiers that carry meaning. | "Tighten this email to our customers" |
Run Claude against the working copy instead of the installed plugin, and validate before you commit:
claude --plugin-dir ~/Code/skills
claude plugin validate .To add a skill:
cp -r _template/skills/example-skill skills/<skill-name>- In
SKILL.md, setnameto the directory name. Write thedescriptioncarefully: it decides when Claude loads the skill. - Put long reference material in
references/and scripts inscripts/, next toSKILL.md. - Add a row to the table above and an entry to CHANGELOG.md.
- Bump
versionin.claude-plugin/plugin.jsonand.claude-plugin/marketplace.json.
A skill adopted from someone else keeps its original LICENSE in its directory, and its README.md names the source repository and commit.
.claude-plugin/ plugin.json and marketplace.json
skills/ one directory per skill, each with a SKILL.md
_template/ starting point for new skills, not loaded
human-writing combines concise-writing by Volker Otto, stop-slop by Hardik Pandya, and humanizer by Siqi Chen, all MIT.
Everything else is MIT © Jonas Döbertin.