milanvrskovy/mvsd-ai-skills

This repository is a small collection of AI skills aimed at Claude and other AI assistants that follow the SKILL.md format. A skill in this context is a single Markdown file that an AI assistant can load to gain a focused, repeatable workflow. The author describes each skill as minimal and purposeful, built around one specific problem worth solving more than once. At the time of the README being written there is just one skill available, called priority-check. According to the description it rates your current chat or project against your personal priority tiers. The README frames it as a grounding signal for people with ADHD, FOMO, or a tendency to over-invest in low-value work. It is listed as compatible with both Claude.ai, which is the web and desktop version, and Claude Code, the terminal-based assistant. The README explains how to install a skill in two environments. For Claude.ai users, you navigate to the skill folder in the repository, open the SKILL.md file, save its raw contents to your computer, and then upload it from the Skills section of Customize inside Claude.ai settings. For Claude Code, there is a one-line install command using gh skill install with the repository name, the skill name, and flags for agent and scope. If you prefer to do it by hand, the README also shows how to create a folder under ~/.claude/skills and download the SKILL.md file with curl. After installing, you restart your Claude Code session for the new skill to be picked up. The project is released under the MIT license, which the README sums up as free to use, adapt, and share. The repository structure itself is simple: a top-level skills folder with one subfolder per skill, and each subfolder containing the SKILL.md that the assistant loads. The README does not document any other tooling, tests, or contribution process.