t3chnaztea/awesome-psn-skills

This project is a Claude Code plugin made up of four agent skills, which are focused, on demand guides that a coding assistant like Claude Code can load automatically when they are relevant. These particular skills work together to turn your real PlayStation play history into useful advice, such as what game to play next, what to abandon, and what to buy from your wishlist. The first skill, called psn export, walks the assistant through installing a companion tool called psnstats, safely getting and rotating your PlayStation login token, and exporting your play history into a few structured files. The other three skills all read that exported data and never contact PlayStation directly themselves. The taste profile skill reads your preferences and produces a written read on your gaming taste, citing the specific signals behind each recommendation. The backlog triage skill looks at games you started but never finished, and gives a clear verdict on whether to go back to them or officially drop them, based on things like how far you got and how long ago you stopped playing. The wishlist advisor skill ranks the games on your wishlist by how likely you are to actually finish them, not just by hype, and factors in current discounts. The point of building this as structured skills, rather than just pasting your exported data into a chat, is consistency: the skills are designed to always explain a score from its underlying pieces, never invent a game or number that is not in your data, and correctly ask for a fuller export when one of them needs more detail, such as completion percentages, that a basic export does not include. It can be installed as a plugin directly inside Claude Code, or copied manually into any compatible skills folder, since each skill is written as plain markdown following an open specification. It requires Python 3.10 or newer and a PlayStation account. The project is released under the MIT License.