Skills Marketplace

A Claude Code plugin marketplace bundling personal skills for interviews, meetings, writing, and invoice/timesheet checks. Each skill is packaged as its own installable plugin.

Plugins

Plugin	Description
ghost-writer	Rewrite and humanize text to remove AI writing patterns and match your own voice.
hr-manager	Run mock job interviews and produce a scored assessment with a prioritised learning plan.
interview	Run a structured interview and save the captured knowledge to a markdown file.
invoice-prep-test	Test plugin. Copy of invoice-prep that asks for the Tempo API token via plugin userConfig at install time instead of .env.
ivona	Check KSeF invoices against contractors/white-list and audit team timesheet completion via Tempo.
meeting-notes	Interview a participant about a meeting and produce structured meeting notes.
meeting-prep	Generate a prioritised list of questions for an upcoming meeting based on wiki knowledge gaps.
quiz	Quiz the user on knowledge captured in the wiki, with scoring and immediate feedback.
resolve-todos	Find and resolve TODO items in a document, asking for input when instructions are unclear.
timesheet	Check and log your own Tempo timesheet, and see what to put on your invoice for a given month.

Installing

Add this marketplace locally and install a plugin:

/plugin marketplace add "/Users/michalkopec/Documents/Projects/Skills Marketplace"
/plugin install ghost-writer@skills-marketplace

This marketplace is published at git.wierzbowa.cloud. Since that's not GitHub, the bare owner/repo shorthand won't resolve — use the full clone URL instead:

/plugin marketplace add https://git.wierzbowa.cloud/Cloud_Drift/skills-marketplace.git

Credential setup — under test

Most plugins that call an external API (Tempo, Jira, KSeF) currently read credentials from a .env file the user creates from .env.example. invoice-prep-test is a one-off experiment to see whether Claude Code's plugin userConfig mechanism — which prompts for a value at install/enable time and can mark it sensitive — actually reaches a skill's script as an environment variable (CLAUDE_PLUGIN_OPTION_TEMPO_API_TOKEN) when that script runs via the Bash tool.

To test:

/plugin install invoice-prep-test@skills-marketplace

You should be prompted for a "Tempo API Token" during install. Then ask Claude something like "what should I put on my invoice for last month" and check the script's printed "Tempo token source" line — it reports whether it used the plugin-provided value or fell back to .env/plain env. Once we know which mechanism works, we'll standardize the rest of the credential-needing plugins (ivona, timesheet) on it.

Licensing

All plugins (ghost-writer, hr-manager, interview, ivona, meeting-notes, meeting-prep, quiz, resolve-todos, timesheet) are licensed under the MIT License — see LICENSE.