26 Viral SKILLs Organized for You
Explains how a curated list organizes 26 popular SKILLs into Workplace/Creator, Celebrity, and Esoteric series, lists each item with name, GitHub link, and one-line description, and classifies them as Productivity, Persona-asset, or Traffic-driving. Describes preparing a collectible list and the checks needed to load SKILL repositories into a model (e.g., via OpenAI Codex or Claude workflows): inspect README, install dependencies, verify licenses and compatibility.
Image Analysis
Cover card text: “26 Viral SKILLs I organized for you”.
SkillPI Creation Analysis
Purpose: The post aggregates 26 currently popular SKILLs into a single collectible list, organized into three series (Workplace & Creator, Celebrity, Esoteric). Each entry is said to include a name, GitHub link, and a one-line description; a final lightweight classification (Productivity / Persona‑asset / Traffic‑driving) helps prioritize use cases. Image evidence: the cover card shows the headline text indicating a curated list (“26 Viral SKILLs I organized for you”), with design emphasis on "viral" via yellow highlighting—supporting the conclusion that this is an overview/curation post. Steps to use the associated SKILLs (general, non-executable): 1) Copy the GitHub links provided in the curated list; 2) Open each repository and read the README for installation, usage, and license details; 3) Clone or download repositories and follow each repo's install/configuration instructions in a suitable environment; 4) To enable a model to use these SKILLs (the post references codex and claude code), convert or adapt each repository's skill definition or scripts into the target model’s skill format and load them according to that model’s integration mechanism. Reproduction prerequisites: access to the full list of 26 SKILLs and their GitHub links, Git and environment setup skills, permissions to install third‑party code, and knowledge of the target model or platform’s skill-loading API. Items to verify: the exact list of 26 SKILL names and URLs, each repository’s README and installation instructions, license and commercial-use restrictions, concrete compatibility and required adaptation steps for specific models (e.g., OpenAI Codex, Anthropic Claude), and whether code changes are needed for integration. The original post explicitly mentions using codex or claude code to load skills; feasibility must be confirmed against the target platform’s official documentation. Source URL: https://www.xiaohongshu.com/discovery/item/69d7355b000000001f00474c?app_platform=ios&app_version=9.32.3&share_from_user_hidden=true&xsec_source=app_share&type=normal&xsec_token=CBBvK-zMfnWZf2u12ICk9VbR7H9RGC9UIm3_bhLEqo8yI=&author_share=1. The post does not list the 26 SKILLs inline here; the detailed SKILL entries and repo contents must be checked directly on the linked GitHub pages.