Azure Rbac

The azure-rbac skill helps users identify the least-privilege Azure RBAC role needed for a specific identity and generates the corresponding CLI commands and Bicep code to assign it. It serves Azure administrators and developers who need to grant role-based access while following security best practices. The skill solves the problem of role selection complexity by matching desired permissions to built-in roles, creating custom roles when necessary, and providing the automation code to implement role assignments.

Claude runs a systematic SEO audit covering crawlability, technical foundations, on-page optimization, and content quality. It checks robots.txt, sitemaps, Core Web Vitals, title tags, heading structure, and internal linking while flagging common issues like duplicate content, canonicalization problems, and keyword cannibalization. The skill includes a helpful warning about schema markup detection limitations since web_fetch can't see JavaScript-injected structured data. It adapts the audit scope based on your site type and provides actionable recommendations in priority order. Good for diagnosing traffic drops, pre-launch reviews, or comprehensive health checks when you suspect SEO issues but aren't sure where to start looking.

This is a systematic code auditor that runs measurable quality checks across five dimensions: accessibility, performance, theming, responsive design, and anti-patterns. It generates scored reports with P0-P3 severity ratings and specific file locations for each issue. Use it when you need an objective technical assessment rather than subjective design feedback. The anti-pattern detection is particularly sharp at identifying AI-generated code tells like gradient text and glassmorphism. It maps findings to specific fix commands and tracks improvements over time through re-auditing. Essential for catching WCAG violations and performance bottlenecks before they reach users.

A comprehensive website auditing skill that runs 230+ checks across SEO, performance, security, and accessibility using the squirrelscan CLI. It crawls your site, analyzes everything from broken links to meta tags to schema markup, then generates LLM-optimized reports with actionable fixes and health scores. The tool handles both surface scans for quick overviews and deep dives for thorough analysis. What makes this genuinely useful is the iteration workflow: audit, fix issues in parallel batches, re-audit, repeat until you hit your target score. Perfect for debugging technical SEO problems or doing comprehensive site health checks before launches.

The better-auth-best-practices skill guides developers through configuring Better Auth, a TypeScript authentication library, including server and client setup, database adapter configuration, session management, and plugin integration. It's designed for developers building authentication systems with email/password or OAuth flows who need step-by-step setup instructions and configuration reference. The skill solves the problem of implementing secure, production-ready authentication by providing installation procedures, environment variable requirements, CLI commands, and core configuration options in one centralized guide.

A structured three-stage workflow for writing documentation, proposals, and technical specs with Claude. Starts with intensive context gathering where you dump everything relevant while Claude asks clarifying questions to close knowledge gaps. Then builds the document section by section through brainstorming, curation, and iterative refinement. Finally tests the draft with a fresh Claude instance that has no context to catch blind spots before real readers see it. Creates artifacts or markdown files as scaffolding. Most useful when you're starting a substantial doc from scratch and want to ensure it actually works for your audience instead of just making sense to you.