Gingiris Skills plugin
64 Claude Code skills for startup growth: SEO and GEO, Product Hunt launches, open source marketing and user interviews
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Why this level
- Some skills use external API keys and work with social media publishing, but publish only after authorization.
Install
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Manual install
npx skills add Gingiris-1031/gingiris-skillsInstalls all 64 skills, a single skill is picked with `--skill`.
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- Some skills use external API keys and work with social media publishing, but publish only after authorization.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
Gingiris Skills is a monorepo of 64 reusable growth and operations skills for startups. The author distilled them from personal experience taking products to foreign markets. The core is the strategy playbooks `gingiris-*`: B2B SaaS growth, ASO and app cold start, SEO and GEO, product launches, open source marketing and GitHub star growth, KOL outreach, a UGC matrix, user interviews and competitor research. On top sit the execution skills `gr-*` with a `gr` entry point that routes to the right one: `gr-aso` optimizes App Store keywords and ratings, `gr-backlinks` builds a link profile across five channels, `gr-blog-post` runs SEO publishing, `gr-geo-cite` aims for citations in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers, `gr-ph-launch` lays out a Product Hunt launch from T-14 to T+7, `gr-seo-patrol` does a weekly technical audit and `gr-readme` writes a README with a three-second conversion framework. There is also a WeChat editorial skill with an offline packager and no automatic publishing, and a brand voice calibration skill. Skills install all at once or one by one through `npx skills`.
Who it is for. Startup founders and marketers, especially in open source and apps, who take a product to foreign markets and want ready growth workflows.
Good fit when
- You need a three-week Product Hunt launch plan: what to do 14 days before and a week after
- A repository README converts visitors to stars poorly and has to be rewritten with a three-second structure
- A site needs a weekly technical SEO audit and a review of citations in AI search answers
- An app needs App Store keywords and a cold start plan with organic traffic
- Before launching a product you need to run user interviews and confirm demand from real behavior
Not a fit when
- You need a one-off edit to a single text: 64 skills are overkill, install the one you need by name
- You need real-time data and reports: some skills rely on paid services and your own API keys
- The product is unrelated to online growth: the playbooks are written for startups, open source, apps and hardware products
Example request
Use gr-ph-launch: build a Product Hunt launch plan for our tool from T-14 to T+7 with daily tasks.Limitations
The playbooks come from one author's experience and cases, so their advice should be tested on your own market. Some tactics lean on paid tools: the README mentions the author's competitive intelligence service at 29 dollars a month and hosted Gingiris Pro services that the MIT license does not cover. Some skills need external API keys and a template sits in `docs/api-keys-template.md`. The social media skill separates a draft, publishing authorization and the real result and publishes nothing without your consent. Gingiris names and logos are protected as trademarks and their use is covered in `TRADEMARKS.md`.
How to disable. Remove the plugin through `/plugin` or delete the skill folders from the agent skills directory. Skill outputs stay in the project.
FAQ
How do I install every skill?
Run `npx skills add Gingiris-1031/gingiris-skills`. A single skill installs with the `--skill` flag, for example `--skill gr-wechat-editorial`. For Claude Code the repository carries a `marketplace.json`.
Which skill should I start with?
`gr`: it is the entry point that routes a request to the `gr-*` execution skills. The `gingiris-*` strategy playbooks give the base and `gr-*` spell out the steps.
How does `gingiris-opensource` differ from `gingiris-github-star-growth`?
The first covers the launch burst in the first 72 hours and the second covers sustained monthly star growth after launch.
Does the set publish anything on its own?
No. The WeChat skill works offline with no automatic publishing, and the X skill separates a draft from publishing authorization and from the real result.
Are paid services required?
Not necessarily. The MIT skills work on their own, but some tactics point to paid tools such as the author's analytics service and to external API keys.
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Comparison with similar tools
Cards that share the main search query, and how they differ.
| Tool | Official | Repository stars | Main difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gingiris Skills (this card) | no | 91 | |
| Marketing Skills for AI agents | no | 59,933 | a general set of marketing skills; Gingiris Skills links growth playbooks with execution skills and launch experience |
| GTM Engineer Skills | no | 1,362 | skills for a GTM engineer; here the focus is SEO, GEO, launches and open source |
README in short
The README shows one-command installation, an index of 64 skills by group (strategy playbooks, execution skills, standalone workflows), the tools used, author details and the limits of the MIT license.