A collection of Claude Code skills for BlackBoxVision teams — reusable, shareable prompts that extend Claude Code's capabilities for common workflows.
Claude Code skills are .skill files that package a focused prompt (plus optional reference files) into a named capability that Claude Code can automatically trigger. Once registered, a skill appears in Claude Code's skill selector and can be invoked with a / command or triggered automatically when relevant keywords are detected.
Skills live in a ZIP archive structured as:
<skill-name>/
├── SKILL.md # The main prompt and trigger rules (required)
└── references/ # Supporting reference files (optional)
└── *.md
| Skill | Description | Trigger keywords |
|---|---|---|
| agent-readiness | Audits a project for AI-assisted development readiness. Scores 8 dimensions and produces a prioritized report. | "agent readiness", "AI readiness", "ready for Claude Code", "audit for automation" |
| project-cost-estimator | Analyzes source code, git history, and architecture to estimate what a project cost to build — and what it would cost using a modern AI agent fleet. Produces a side-by-side human vs. AI cost report with gross margin delta. | "how much did this cost to build", "estimate project cost", "AI vs human development cost", "gross margin from using agents", "what's this codebase worth" |
- Open Claude Code
- Go to Settings → Skills
- Click Add skill and point it to the
.skillfile (or the folder if using the unpacked format)
Once installed, you can invoke a skill directly:
/agent-readiness
Or reference a skill file from a prompt:
@agent-readiness audit this project
Claude Code will auto-trigger the skill when it detects relevant keywords (see trigger keywords per skill above).
Want to add a new skill?
- Create a folder under the repo root:
<skill-name>/ - Add
SKILL.mdwith at minimum a YAML front-matter block and the skill prompt:
---
name: your-skill-name
description: |
What this skill does and when to trigger it.
Include trigger keyword examples.
---
# Your Skill Title
Skill prompt content here...- Optionally add reference files under
<skill-name>/references/ - Update this README with a row in the Available Skills table
- Open a PR — small, focused additions are welcome
MIT