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Claude Code Skills practical example collection: 10 efficient workflow skills can be copied and used directly
10 practical Claude Code Skills examples, covering deployment, testing, translation, SEO inspection, code review and other scenarios. Each example comes with complete SKILL.md content, which can be directly copied to the project for use.
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1. Skill 1: Run tests with one click (run-tests)
The most basic and practical Skill. Run the corresponding test based on the module name passed in to support coverage reporting.
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Trigger Method: /Run-Tests Calculator Or /Run-Tests Quiz Coverage
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Core Logic: Find The Corresponding Test File Path According To The Module Name And Execute It With Pytest
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Advanced Function: Adding The Coverage Parameter Will Produce A Coverage Report
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Design Focus: Allowed_Tools Only Opens Bash And Read To Prevent Skill From Accidentally Modifying The Code.
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Applicable Scenarios: Quick Verification Before Pr Submission, Quick Regression Testing In Daily Development
2. Skill 2: SEO check (check-seo)
Automatically scan the SEO health of the website and produce a structured inspection report.
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Trigger Method: /Check-Seo Or /Check-Seo Site_Gaming
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Core Logic: Call ./Scripts/Check_Seo.Sh To Perform Automatic Checking + Manually Supplement Json-Ld, Hreflang And Other Projects
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Output Format: Tabulated Inspection Report, Classified By Severity (Error / Warning / Info)
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Design Focus: Combining Automated Scripts And Ai Judgment, The Script Handles Mechanized Inspections, And Ai Handles Seo Suggestions At The Semantic Level.
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Applicable Scenarios: Quality Control Before New Content Goes Online, Regular Seo Health Inspection
3. Skill 3: Content-pipeline
A multi-step pipeline skill that sequentially executes content creation, translation, and SEO checks. This is the most complex and powerful Skill type.
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Trigger Method: /Content-Pipeline Guide Tax Filing Lazy Package --Langs En,Ja
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Core Logic: Step 1 Create Json Content → Step 2 Api Translation → Step 3 Seo Check
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Design Focus: Each Step Is Completed Before Proceeding To The Next Step (With Dependencies), Each Step Has Checkpoints, And Stops When It Fails Rather Than Skipping Silently.
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Parameter Processing: Content-Type (Guide/Quiz/Calc), Topic, --Langs, --Dry-Run And Other Parameter Support
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Applicable Scenarios: Batch Content Production, Multi-Language Content Management
flowchart LR
A[/content-pipeline/] --> B[Step 1: CREATE]
B --> C{JSON validation}
C -->|Pass| D[Step 2: TRANSLATE]
C -->|Failed|
D --> E[en translation]
D --> F[zh-hans translation]
E --> G[Step 3: SEO CHECK]
F --> G
G --> H{Problem?}
H -->|None| I[✅Complete report]
H -->|Yes| J[Rerun after correction]
4. Skill 4: Git commit
Automatically analyze code changes and produce commit messages that comply with team specifications.
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Trigger Method: /Commit Or Natural Language "Help Me Submit"
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Core Logic: Git Status + Git Diff Analyze Changes → Automatically Determine The Commit Type (Feat/Fix/Refactor) Based On The Change Content → Produce Commit Message → Execute Commit
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Design Focus: The Commit Message Format Follows Team Specifications (Type: Description) And Does Not Automatically Push (Requires User Confirmation)
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Security Measures: Do Not Commit .Env And Sensitive Files, Display A Change Summary For User Confirmation Before Submission
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Applicable Scenarios: Daily Development Submission, Ensuring Consistent Commit Message Quality
5. Skill 5: Code review (review)
Automatically review code changes to identify potential issues and suggestions for improvements.
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Trigger Method: /Review Or /Review --Focus Security
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Core Logic: Read Changes From Git Diff → Analyze File By File → Check For Security Vulnerabilities, Performance Issues, And Coding Style → Generate Review Report
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Review Dimensions: Security (Sql Injection, Xss), Performance (N+1 Query, Not Indexed), Maintainability (Naming, Complexity), Test Coverage
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Design Focus: Use The --Focus Parameter To Control The Focus Of The Review And Produce Actionable Suggestions Instead Of Vague Comments.
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Applicable Scenarios: Pr Self-Review, Using Ai To Find Obvious Problems Before Asking Colleagues To Review
6. Skill 6: Translate
Automatically perform multi-language translation, supporting JSON data and .po files.
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Trigger Method:/Translate Data/Guides/Zh-Hant/Xxx.Json --Langs En,Ja
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Core Logic: Call Translate_Json To Manage Instruction Translation Json → Verify Translation Results → Report Translation Completion
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Design Focus: Always Use Api Translation Instead Of Claude'S Manual Translation (To Save Tokens), Support --All Batch Translation
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Error Handling: Automatically Retry When The Translation Api Fails, And Report An Error If It Still Fails.
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Applicable Scenarios: Multi-Language Translation After Adding New Content, Batch Translation Updates
7. Skill 7-8: Monitoring and Deployment
Skills related to server monitoring and deployment, suitable for DevOps and SRE scenarios.
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Skill 7 — Sre-Monitor: Ssh Into The Server To Check Docker Containers, Disks, Memory, Cpu, And Http Responses. Automatically Try To Fix Problems When Encountering Them (Restart Containers, Etc.). Suitable For Regular Execution With /Loop
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Skill 8 — Deploy: Automate The Deployment Process. Create A Branch → Commit → Push → Create A Pr Or Merge Directly Into Main. Contains Pre-Deployment Test Verification And Post-Deployment Health Checks
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Design Focus: This Type Of Skill Involves The Production Environment, So Confirmation Steps And Safety Measures Must Be Included.
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Security Measures: User Confirmation Is Required Before Deployment, Force Push Is Not Allowed, And Smoke Test Is Automatically Run After Deployment.
8. Skill 9-10: PM and Sprint
Skills related to product management and development cycles automate the entire SDLC process.
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Skill 9 — Pm-Plan: Analyze Trends And Content Gaps, Plan Next Tasks And Write Specs. Produce Structured Task Specifications For /Dev-Execute To Read And Execute
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Skill 10 — Sprint: Run The Entire Development Cycle With One Click. Pm Planning → Dev Development → Qa Testing → Pm Acceptance → Deployment Recommendations → Sre Verification. Each Role Is An Independent Skill, Sprint Connects Them In Series
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Design Focus: Separation Of Roles - Each Skill Focuses On The Responsibilities Of One Role, And The Sprint Skill Is Responsible For Coordination
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Combination Mode: Sprint Demonstrates The Most Powerful Use Of Skills - Combining Multiple Small Skills Into Complex Workflows
flowchart LR
A[/sprint/] --> B[PM Planning]
B --> C[Dev development]
C --> D[QA test]
D --> E{Passed?}
E -->|Yes| F[PM Acceptance]
E -->|No| C
F --> G[Deployment recommendations]
G --> H[SRE verification]
9. How to design your own Skill from scratch
After viewing the 10 examples, use the following steps to design your own Skill.
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Step 1 — Find The Pain Points: List The Tasks You Do Repeatedly Every Day/Week And Pick The Most Time-Consuming One
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Step 2 — Define Input And Output: What Inputs (Parameters, Files) Does This Job Require? What Results Are Produced (Reports, Code, Files)?
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Step 3 — Write Out The Steps: Divide The Workflow Into Clear Steps, What To Do At Each Step, And How To Verify Completion
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Step 4 — Create Skill.Md: Write It In The Format Of Frontmatter + Body
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Step 5 — Test Triggering: Test Whether /Skill-Name Is Triggered Correctly In Claude Code, Test Natural Language Triggering
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Step 6 — Iterative Optimization: After A Week Of Actual Use, Adjust The Content Of Description And Body Based On Experience
Tip
- Start with a simple Skill (completed in one step), then challenge multi-step pipelines after success
- A good skill should be like a good function - do one thing well and have clear input and output.
Key Takeaways
- 1 10 proven Claude Code Skills, covering development, testing, deployment, content management and other scenarios
- 2 Each Skill comes with a complete SKILL.md structure description, which can be used after copying it to .claude/skills/
- 3 From simple (one step) to complex (multi-step pipeline), the design ideas of Skill are demonstrated step by step.
- 4 Can be used as a template and source of inspiration for building your own Skills
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