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Analyzes a codebase to surface targeted Claude Code automations—hooks, subagents, skills, plugins, and MCP servers—so users know which extensions to add for workflows, testing, docs, or infrastructure.

Provides a reference for configuring and operating Claude Code with templates, best practices, debugging tips, and workflow cues to get reliable agentic coding results.

This skill provides comprehensive guidance on leveraging d3.js (Data-Driven Documents) to create sophisticated, interactive, and publication-quality data visualizations. It covers core concepts like data binding, implementing various chart types (network graphs, geo-maps, etc.), handling complex transitions, and ensuring responsiveness across modern JavaScript frameworks (React, Vue, Vanilla JS). Learn the standard workflow for scale definition, axis creation, and drawing custom visual elements with fine-grained control.

Diagnose and fix Claude in Chrome MCP extension connectivity hiccups on macOS by toggling native messaging hosts, inspecting sockets, and running the provided toggle script whenever Claude Code CLI or Claude.app Cowork tools report “Browser extension is not connected” or behave erratically.

Audits and improves CLAUDE.md files across repositories by discovering every relevant file, scoring its sections, reporting quality issues, and preparing targeted additions before any write actions.

Captures user corrections during Claude sessions, queues them for review, and syncs accepted learnings into CLAUDE.md so future runs use the verified tools and conventions; run `/reflect` whenever you complete meaningful work or explicitly ask Claude to remember something.

Scientific research and analysis skills

-Speed read Claude's responses at 600+ WPM using RSVP with Spritz-style ORP highlighting

Use Clay advanced debugging playbook to gather evidence bundles, isolate failure layers, recreate minimal reproductions, and escalate complex race-condition or timing bugs with structured support artifacts.

Guides choosing between direct, queue-based, and event-driven Clay enrichment architectures by scale, latency, and cost, helping teams integrate or migrate Clay workflows with code snippets, tradeoffs, and error-handling advice.

Automates Clay CI/CD integration through GitHub Actions so you can run unit and integration tests, enforce branch protections, and publish releases with coverage reports in a Node.js project.

Diagnose and resolve frequent Clay SDK errors by matching logged messages, applying prescribed fixes, and verifying recoveries—ideal during debugging, failed requests, or integration troubles that mention Clay failures.