This repository contains organization-wide Claude skills for the Supatest AI team. These skills work across Claude Code, Claude.ai, and Claude Desktop.
# Clone and run the installer
git clone git@github.com:supatest-ai/skills.git /tmp/supatest-skills
cd /tmp/supatest-skills
./scripts/install.shThe installer will:
- Install skills to
~/.claude/skills/supatest - Optionally set up automatic updates every 30 minutes
- Show you all available skills
To install company skills + recommended public skills:
cd /tmp/supatest-skills
./scripts/install-with-public.shThis installs:
- Your company skills (supatest)
- Public skills from
public-skills.json(e.g., Anthropic official skills)
All skills will be available across all your projects!
# Clone into your global skills directory
cd ~/.claude/skills/
git clone git@github.com:supatest-ai/skills.git supatest# Clone into your project
cd your-project/.claude/skills/
git clone git@github.com:supatest-ai/skills.git supatestGenerate comprehensive work summaries from git commits across multiple repositories with task categorization.
Usage: /work-summary <author> "<start_datetime>" "<end_datetime>" <repo1> [repo2]...
Example: /work-summary Prasad "2026-02-13 09:00" "2026-02-13 18:00" supatest
Manually update Supatest skills to get the latest changes immediately.
Usage: Invoke with /update-skills to pull latest skills updates.
Perform comprehensive health checks of the SigNoz observability platform, analyzing services, logs, metrics, traces, and alerts.
Usage: Invoke with /signoz-health-check [timeRange] to check system health (e.g., /signoz-health-check 24h).
Commit staged files with well-structured commit messages following conventional commits format.
Usage: Invoke with /commit to commit already staged files.
Stage all changes and commit with well-structured commit messages following conventional commits format.
Usage: Invoke with /commit-all to stage and commit everything.
Generate comprehensive E2E tests and a visual verification report for a completed feature using Supatest CLI.
Usage: /test-with-supatest [feature-description]
Example: /test-with-supatest "user authentication login form with email and password"
Skills automatically update every 30 minutes in the background. The installer sets this up for you!
If you skipped auto-update during installation, enable it anytime:
cd ~/.claude/skills/supatest
./scripts/setup-launchd.shManagement commands:
# View update log
tail -f ~/.claude/skills/supatest-update.log
# Check if updater is running
launchctl list | grep supatest
# Disable auto-updates
launchctl unload ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.supatest.skills-updater.plist
# Re-enable auto-updates
launchctl load ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.supatest.skills-updater.plist
# Manual update
cd ~/.claude/skills/supatest && git pullThese are curated public skills we recommend for the team. Use /update-skills to see which ones you have installed and get prompted to install missing ones.
| Skill Repository | Description | Install Command |
|---|---|---|
| Anthropic Official Skills | Official skills from Anthropic | cd ~/.claude/skills && git clone https://github.com/anthropics/skills.git anthropic |
| Skill Repository | Description | Install Command |
|---|---|---|
| Awesome Claude Skills | Curated collection of community skills | cd ~/.claude/skills && git clone https://github.com/travisvn/awesome-claude-skills.git community |
| ComposioHQ Skills | Another curated skill collection | cd ~/.claude/skills && git clone https://github.com/ComposioHQ/awesome-claude-skills.git composio |
Option 1: Use /update-skills (Recommended)
- Run
/update-skillsand it will check which recommended skills you're missing - It will offer to install them for you
Option 2: Manual Install
- Copy the install command from the table above
- Skills from all directories in
~/.claude/skills/are automatically available!
Public skills don't auto-update. Update manually:
cd ~/.claude/skills/anthropic && git pull
cd ~/.claude/skills/community && git pullOr use /update-skills to update all skills at once.
- Create a new branch for your skill
- Add your skill in its own directory with a
SKILL.mdfile - Update this README with skill documentation
- Submit a PR for team review
Each skill should have:
SKILL.md- The skill definitionREADME.md- Documentation and examples (optional)examples/- Example usage (optional)