60 skills that make Claude Code actually finish things

What it does

This is a marketplace of installable plugins for Claude Code, each bundling workflow skills that trigger from natural language. Say “scaffold a full-stack app” and the vite-flare-starter skill kicks in; say “add payments” and Stripe checkout, subscriptions, and webhooks get built. The catalog spans Cloudflare Workers and D1/Drizzle schemas, React 19 patterns, Tailwind v4 theming, Shopify and WordPress content ops, and even regional business-English writing guides.

The interesting bit

The discipline is the point: every skill must produce a tangible artifact, and skills teach patterns rather than shipping scripts — Claude generates code adapted to your environment instead of running canned commands. The history section is refreshingly honest: it started with 105 skills and the author cut more than half because Claude’s training data had made the reference-guide ones redundant.

Key highlights

• Ten plugins covering build/deploy, frontend, design assets, writing, and dev tooling
• Skills trigger automatically from phrases like “d1 migration” or “does this look good”
• Includes a cloudflare-api skill for bulk DNS, custom hostnames, and fleet operations
• Dev-tools plugin covers docs, releases, UX audits, and a codex-review skill for second opinions
• Authoring shape documented in SKILL_SHAPE.md if you want to write your own

Caveats

• The README’s version history is slightly inconsistent (v13 says 11 plugins, 52 skills, while the intro says ten plugins and 60 skills total) — the exact current count is unclear
• Thinking-oriented skills (planning, verification) live in a separate repo, dotjez, so this isn’t a one-stop pack
• Some skills, like parcel-tracking, feel like personal conveniences rather than broadly useful tooling

Verdict

Worth a look if you use Claude Code daily and want opinionated recipes for Cloudflare, React, or content workflows instead of re-prompting from scratch. If you’re not in the Claude Code ecosystem, there’s nothing here for you — it’s glue, but well-organized glue with taste.