Claude AI Skill Library

Skills that make Claude
work the WLIQ way.

Specialised skill files for Claude Desktop, Claude.ai, and Claude Code. Connect Orbit, Notion, Gmail, Calendar, Fathom, Pipedrive — drop in a .skill file and it just works.

11 Skills
5 Categories
6 MCP Integrations
2 Master Skills
Orbit Daily Briefing n8n Workflows Laravel Brand

Everything you need, ready to drop in.

Browse all 11 skills. Filter by category to find what you need.

wliq-master
START HERE Core
any WLIQ query → auto-routes

The foundation skill every WLIQ Claude session needs. Handles identity resolution and routes queries to the right tool automatically.

  • Identity-aware sessions — Claude knows who you are
  • Auto-routes to 6 specialised sub-skills
  • Org directory: people, matrices, roles
"What's Tarang working on?" "Show me open tasks for the SaaS Matrix" "Who's the AM for Collage?"
orbit-skills
Orbit
pulse on [project] / catch me up on [client]

All Orbit workflows in one skill. Routes to the right sub-skill — client 360°, project health, workload, weekly reports, billing analysis.

  • Interactive HTML dashboards for projects & clients
  • Role-based access (AMs see their data, Directors see all)
  • Billing readiness & write-down analysis
"Pulse on WLIQ Website" "Catch me up on Collage" "Weekly report for AI Matrix" "Show adhoc report for May"
wliq-daily-briefing
Core
today's agenda / morning briefing / what's my day

PA-grade daily briefing that pulls tasks, emails, and meetings into one prioritised summary. No fluff — just action.

  • Tasks due today from Orbit
  • Emails requiring action across all inboxes
  • Today's meetings with context
"Morning briefing" "What's my day?" "Today's agenda" "Show me what needs action today"
skills-discovery
Core
find a skill for [task]

Proactively searches the claude-plugins.dev registry before Claude guesses. Ensures the right skill is always used for domain-specific tasks.

  • Auto-triggers on complex tasks before Claude improvises
  • Searches live skills registry
  • Installs skills directly from chat
"Find a skill for PDF processing" "Is there a skill for Shopify?" "What skills do I have installed?"
notion-to-pdf
Notion & Docs
make a PDF of this Notion page: [url]

Convert any Notion page to a polished WLIQ-branded PDF. Always fetches live — never uses pasted content alone.

  • WLIQ-branded PDF output
  • SOPs, plans, policies, proposals
  • Intelligent block restructuring for readability
"Make a PDF of notion.so/xyz" "Export this SOP to PDF" "Turn this Notion page into a document"
wiki-pdf-export
Notion & Docs
export wiki to PDF

Intercepts WLIQ wiki responses and proactively offers to export structured content as branded PDFs. Ideal for handbooks and process docs.

  • Auto-detects exportable wiki content (300+ words or tables)
  • Client-ready branded output
  • Handbooks, pricing, policies
"Export this wiki page" "Save this as a PDF" "Make a document from this wiki content"
n8n-workflow-builder
n8n
build a workflow that does [X]

Build complete importable n8n workflow JSON from plain English. Asks clarifying questions, produces visual flow summary, then delivers copy-paste JSON.

  • Complete importable workflow JSON
  • Visual ASCII flow diagram
  • Node-by-node explanation + credential setup notes
"Build a workflow that sends Slack alerts when an Orbit task goes overdue" "Create an n8n flow for weekly report emails" "Automate invoice generation when a project closes"
n8n-workflow-patterns
n8n
what pattern for [workflow type]

Proven architectural patterns from real production n8n setups. Choose the right pattern before you build.

  • 5 battle-tested workflow architectures
  • Pattern selection guide
  • Production-ready node configurations
"What pattern for webhook processing?" "How should I structure an AI agent workflow?" "Best pattern for scheduled database sync?"
laravel
Dev
help me build [feature] in Laravel

Deep Laravel 12.x expertise based on 130 pages of official docs. Built for WLIQ's SaaS Matrix development stack.

  • Laravel 12.x routing, Eloquent ORM, Artisan
  • Queues, events, broadcasting, notifications
  • Vite asset compilation (replaces legacy Mix)
"Help me build a multi-tenant feature in Laravel" "How do I set up Laravel queues with Redis?" "Write an Eloquent relationship for this schema"
wliq-brand
Brand
apply WLIQ branding

Official WLIQ brand guidelines. Primary identity is black and white — orange is a rare accent only. Activates only on explicit instruction.

  • Full color palette (HEX, RGB, CMYK)
  • Avenir typography system
  • Logo rules, web, social, print, illustration guidelines
collage-labs-color
Brand
apply Collage branding

Verified Collage Labs (collage.inc) color system and official logo SVGs, extracted from the live site March 2026.

  • Primary brand: #6473FF indigo
  • Full tonal scales at 50–900 stops
  • Official SVG logos (light + dark variants)

Drop in a .skill file and it just works.

Choose your Claude interface for step-by-step instructions.

Download the .skill file

Click the Download button on any skill card above to get the .skill file.

Open Cowork mode in Claude Desktop

Launch Claude Desktop and activate Cowork / Projects mode from the sidebar.

Place the skill file

Move the downloaded file to your skills directory and rename it:

.skills/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md

Connect required MCPs

Each skill card lists its MCP requirements. Connect those integrations in Claude Desktop settings before starting the session.

Restart Cowork — Claude auto-detects

Restart the Cowork session. Claude will automatically detect and load the new skill file.

# Create the skills directory
~ mkdir -p .skills/skills/wliq-master
 
# Move downloaded skill file
~ mv ~/Downloads/wliq-master.skill \
   .skills/skills/wliq-master/SKILL.md
 
# Verify placement
~ ls .skills/skills/wliq-master/
SKILL.md
 
# Restart Claude Desktop Cowork session
→ Claude auto-detects skill on next session start
Skills work via the Projects feature on Claude.ai — available on Pro and Team plans.

Download the .skill file

Click the Download button on any skill card above.

Open Claude.ai and go to Projects

Navigate to claude.ai and open the Projects section from the sidebar.

Create or open a Project

Create a new project or open an existing one where you want the skill active.

Add skill content to Project Knowledge

Open Project Settings → Knowledge → upload the .skill file or paste its contents.

Skills activate automatically in project context

Claude will detect and apply the skill in every conversation within that project.

# Claude.ai Projects setup
 
1 claude.ai → Projects → New Project
2 Project Settings → Knowledge
3 Add content → Upload .skill file
 
# Or paste contents directly
4 Copy contents of .skill file
5 Paste into Project Knowledge text field
 
→ Skill active in all project conversations

Download the .skill file

Click the Download button on any skill card above.

Rename to SKILL.md

Rename the downloaded file from *.skill to SKILL.md.

Place in your project directory

Create the skills directory structure in your project root:

.claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md

Claude Code picks it up automatically

When running Claude Code in that directory, it will detect the skill file automatically at session start.

Reference in CLAUDE.md for explicit loading

Add to your project's CLAUDE.md to guarantee the skill loads:

Read .claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md
# In your project root
~/project mkdir -p .claude/skills/wliq-master
 
~/project mv wliq-master.skill \
   .claude/skills/wliq-master/SKILL.md
 
# Add to CLAUDE.md
~/project echo "Read .claude/skills/wliq-master/SKILL.md" \
   >> CLAUDE.md
 
# Start Claude Code
~/project claude
→ Skill detected and loaded automatically
Compatible with any Claude interface that supports system prompts or project instructions — including the Claude API.

Download and open the .skill file

Download the skill file and open it in any text editor.

Copy the full contents

Select all and copy the entire file contents (Cmd+A, Cmd+C).

Paste into system prompt or project instructions

Paste into your Claude interface's system prompt field, custom instructions, or project knowledge base.

Works with any Claude interface

Compatible with Claude API, third-party Claude clients, custom deployments, and any tool that accepts a system prompt.

# Manual — any Claude interface
 
1 Open .skill file in text editor
2 Select All → Copy (Cmd+A, Cmd+C)
3 Claude interface → System Prompt
4 Paste skill content → Save
 
# Compatible with:
Claude API (system message)
Third-party Claude clients
Custom Claude deployments
 
→ Skill active immediately in that context

Real work, done faster.

See what you can accomplish once skills are loaded.

Morning Ritual

Start your day in 30 seconds.

One prompt pulls your Orbit tasks, unread emails that need replies, and today's meetings — prioritised and formatted, ready to act on. No context-switching required.

Try: "Morning briefing" — wliq-daily-briefing handles the rest

Client Prep

Pre-call in seconds.

Full client 360°: open tasks, project health, billing status, last touchpoints — delivered as a clean brief before you pick up the phone.

Try: "Catch me up on Collage"

Weekly Reporting

Friday reports, automated.

Pull Orbit data, format it into your standard weekly report, push to Notion — all from a single prompt every Friday.

Try: "Weekly report for AI Matrix"

Automation

Describe it, get JSON.

Plain English to importable n8n workflow. Clarifying questions, ASCII flow diagram, then copy-paste JSON — ready to import.

Try: "Build a workflow that does..."

Documentation

Notion URL → branded PDF.

Paste any Notion URL. Get back a WLIQ-branded PDF. SOPs, proposals, handbooks — polished and client-ready in seconds.

Try: "Make a PDF of notion.so/..."

Capacity Planning

Know who has bandwidth before you commit.

Team workload skill queries Orbit in real time. See utilisation rates, scheduled hours, and available capacity across the team before you add more to anyone's plate.

How to use

Works with the orbit-skills team-workload sub-skill. Ask naturally in any format.

Try: "Check team capacity for next week"

Output includes

  • Per-person utilisation %
  • Scheduled vs available hours
  • Recommended allocation