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This section is preserved across syncs. --> ## Conversation ### User what skills for claude code are availble here: Skip to content Navigation Menu Platform Solutions Resources Open Source Enterprise Pricing Sign in Sign up chrisblattman / claudeblattman Public Code Issues 1 Pull requests Actions Projects Security Insights chrisblattman/claudeblattman Go to file Name chrisblattmanclaude chrisblattman and claude Fix broken Wispr Flow link (wispr.flow → wisprflow.ai) 5c8ed95 · 17 hours ago .github/workflows Fix social card generation in CI: add imaging deps to requirements an… 5 days ago agents sync: skills v1.0→v1.1 (goals-review, todo-add, todo-queue, todo-revi… 2 days ago docs Fix broken Wispr Flow link (wispr.flow → wisprflow.ai) 17 hours ago overrides Phase 1: skill hygiene, docs accuracy, and copy fixes from multi-pers… 2 days ago skills sync: morning-brief v1.5, triage-inbox v1.4, weekly-review v1.4 yesterday templates Phase 2: privacy disclosures, customization points, email-voice template 2 days ago .gitignore Exclude .claude/ and HANDOFF.md from public repo 4 days ago CNAME Initial commit: docs site, skills, agents, and templates last week CONTRIBUTING.md Quick fixes: sanitize goals-review, add missing nav/skill entries, up… 2 days ago LICENSE Initial commit: docs site, skills, agents, and templates last week README.md Initial commit: docs site, skills, agents, and templates last week mkdocs.yml Phase 3: nav restructure — 8 tabs to 7, nest examples, demote Tax 2 days ago requirements.txt Fix social card generation in CI: add imaging deps to requirements an… 5 days ago Repository files navigation README Contributing MIT license Claude Blattman A professor's guide to building AI workflows — from chatbots to self-improving systems. Website: claudeblattman.com What This Is A free, open-source resource for non-developers who want to build real AI workflows. Three paths: The Essentials — Tools and foundations. Chatbots done right, dictation, transcription, prompt engineering. The Toolkit — Claude Code setup, configuration, and downloadable skills. From "what is this?" to a working system. Build Your Own — Creating custom skills, agents, and self-improving workflows. Who It's For Academics and researchers managing multiple projects Professionals buried in email, meetings, and coordination Anyone who wants to move beyond casual chatbot use No coding background required. Everything is built with markdown and AI tools. Quick Start Visit claudeblattman.com/quickstart for a 5-minute exercise that demonstrates the core principles. Install Skills Skills are markdown files that add slash commands to Claude Code. Install them with: mkdir -p ~/.claude/commands curl -o ~/.claude/commands/done.md \ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chrisblattman/claudeblattman/main/skills/done.md See skills/README.md for the full list and bundle install instructions. Repo Structure claudeblattman/ ├── docs/ # Website source (MkDocs Material) ├── skills/ # Downloadable skill files ├── agents/ # Downloadable agent files ├── templates/ # Starter templates (CLAUDE.md, goals.yaml) ├── mkdocs.yml # Site configuration ├── CONTRIBUTING.md # Maintenance guide └── LICENSE # MIT Contributing See CONTRIBUTING.md for how to edit content, add skills, and maintain the site. License MIT — use anything here however you want. Built by Chris Blattman. The name is a joke. The tools are real. About Claude Code for academics — skills, agents, and setup guides Topics productivity mkdocs project-management academic-research ai-tools claude-ai claude-code research-workflow Resources Readme License MIT license Contributing Contributing Activity Stars 114 stars Watchers 0 watching Forks 14 forks Report repository Releases No releases published Packages No packages published Contributors 2 @claude claude Claude @chrisblattman chrisblattman Languages HTML 100.0% Footer © 2026 GitHub, Inc. Footer navigation Terms Privacy Security Status Community Docs Contact Manage cookies Do not share my personal information ### Assistant Let me look at what skills are available in that repository. ### Assistant Here's what's available in the [claudeblattman repo](https://github.com/chrisblattman/claudeblattman): ## Skills (slash commands) These install to `~/.claude/commands/` and give you `/command` access in Claude Code: Productivity & Daily Workflow: - `/checkin` — interactive daily check-in: inbox triage, reminder triage, meeting prep, email drafting, priorities - `/morning-brief` — daily briefing: calendar, reminders, inbox highlights, VIP tracking, goal alignment - `/done` — captures decisions, questions, and follow-ups from the current session - `/goals-review` — review and update quarterly objectives, progress scores, and deadlines Writing & Prompts: - `/prompt` — formats informal requests into structured prompts, then executes - `/prompt-only` — formats prompts without executing (for use in other tools) - `/prompt-refine` — reviews and improves existing prompts - `/proposal-write` — drafts funding proposals from structured inputs - `/proposal-revise` — applies reviewer/collaborator feedback to proposal drafts Task Management: - `/todo-add` — adds a to-do item to the correct list with duplicate checking - `/todo-queue` — batch-processes emails into Apple Reminders with timing extraction - `/todo-review` — reviews and consolidates to-do items across configured files - `/schedule-query` — checks calendar availability and drafts scheduling replies Email & Tips: - `/triage-inbox` — smart email classification with label-in-inbox sweep, auto-filter creation - `/tips-curate` — processes @ToSelf emails containing tips, quality-filters, builds a searchable log - `/tips-integrate` — converts collected tips into concrete system improvements - `/tips-scout` — generates customized Grok DeepSearch prompts based on coverage gaps Review & Planning: - `/review-plan` — structured expert critique of plans - `/weekly-review` — comprehensive weekly project summary from multiple data sources - `/setup-project-management` — initializes project management for research projects - `/tax-guide` — personalized tax Q&A with checklists ## Agents Two agents (in `~/.claude/agents/`): - Writing Reviewer — examines clarity and structure - Methodology Reviewer — assesses empirical claims and identification strategies ## Templates Starter templates for `CLAUDE.md`, email voice preferences, and goals tracking (OKR format). --- The repo is oriented toward academics and researchers — Blattman is a political scientist/economist, so the skills lean toward proposal writing, email triage, and project management rather than, say, philosophical research. The `/prompt` family and `/done` are probably the most transferable. The tips pipeline (`/tips-curate` → `/tips-integrate` → `/tips-scout`) is an interesting self-improvement loop worth looking at for design ideas, even if the implementation is email-centric. Want me to pull any of these down so you can read them in detail? *Un professore di economia che costruisce flussi di lavoro per Claude Code — le discipline cambiano, ma l'impulso a sistematizzare il proprio pensiero resta lo stesso.* ### User These all seem good, but I'm busy with something else at the moment. Could you add a task to my task list saying to check these out with a link to the original GitHub please? ### Assistant ✅ Task added to Google Tasks and logged to today's daily note: **Task created:** "Check out Claude Code skills from Chris Blattman's repo: https://github.com/chrisblattman/claudeblattman" **Logged to:** [[Daily Notes/2026-03-03|today's daily note]] (Actions section) You can find this task in your Google Tasks app or by running `/google-tasks-sync` to refresh the vault note. *Un compito creato per esplorare gli strumenti altrui — l'architettura di un altro ricercatore può rivelare possibilità che non avevamo considerato nel nostro stesso sistema.*