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kkkkhazix/khazix-skills

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TLDR

A personal set of installable AI agent skills for Claude Code and similar tools, covering documentation sync after coding, deep competitive research, personal writing style, and daily AI news.

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    Skills Included
      Neat-freak docs sync
      Deep research reports
      Personal writing style
      AI news fetch
    Supported Agents
      Claude Code
      Codex
      OpenCode
    Outputs
      PDF research reports
      Style-matched articles
      Daily AI news
    Use Cases
      Keep docs current
      Competitive analysis
      WeChat publishing
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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Install the neat-freak skill so your AI coding agent automatically syncs CLAUDE.md and memory files after every session, keeping docs current with the actual code.

USE CASE 2

Run hv-analysis on a competitor or product to generate a 10,000-30,000 character deep research report covering its history and competitive landscape.

USE CASE 3

Use the khazix-writer skill to make your AI coding agent write WeChat articles that match your personal voice instead of generic AI prose.

USE CASE 4

Fetch today's AI news roundup in your agent session with the aihot skill, no API key required.

Tech stack

Python

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

Skills require Claude Code or another Agent Skills-compatible tool, hv-analysis PDF output and WeChat features are oriented toward Chinese-language users.

In plain English

This repository is a personal collection of AI skills and prompts that the author built for themselves and uses daily. The README is written primarily in Chinese. The project targets users of AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and OpenClaw, and the skills follow an open standard called Agent Skills that allows these tools to install and load structured instruction sets directly. Four skills are included. The first, called neat-freak, is meant to run after you finish a task in an AI coding session. It synchronizes any changes you made with the project's documentation files, the CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md configuration file, and the agent's own memory storage, then produces a summary of what changed. The README explains the motivation as preventing agents from acting on stale documentation that no longer reflects how the code actually works. The second skill, hv-analysis, produces a deep research report on a product, company, or concept. It runs two lines of inquiry in parallel: a vertical one that traces the subject's history from its origins to the present, and a horizontal one that surveys competitors at the same point in time. The two perspectives are then combined into a PDF report of roughly 10,000 to 30,000 Chinese characters. The third skill, khazix-writer, encodes the author's personal writing style and preferences for their WeChat public account, so that the agent produces long-form articles in the author's voice rather than generic AI prose. The fourth skill, aihot, fetches daily AI news from a site called aihot.virxact.com without requiring any API key. It lets you ask for today's roundup or search by keyword, company, or date range. A standalone prompt version of hv-analysis is also included for users who want to paste it directly into any chat model without installing anything.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
Install the khazix-skills neat-freak skill in Claude Code and show me how to run it after a coding session to sync my CLAUDE.md and agent memory files.
Prompt 2
Using the hv-analysis skill, generate a deep research report on Cursor IDE covering its history from founding to today and how it compares to its current competitors.
Prompt 3
I want to use the aihot skill to search AI news from the past week about a specific company. Show me the exact command to run inside a Claude Code session.
Prompt 4
I write a WeChat public account in Chinese. Explain how to configure the khazix-writer skill with my writing style so the agent produces articles that sound like me.
Prompt 5
Show me the standalone hv-analysis prompt I can paste directly into Claude without installing any skills, and explain the two parallel research tracks it runs.
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