solo-skills plugin
38 skills for a solo founder: video and ebooks, blog and social posts, meeting minutes, mail and bots, some of them for Korean services
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- Last commit
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Why this level
- Some skills send mail and messages, publish posts and archive Notion pages, and the actions cannot be fully undone
- The skills read personal iPhone messages, Naver mail and KakaoTalk conversations, and connect over SSH to run jobs on another machine
- Scripts handle tokens and passwords of your services and run ffmpeg, Playwright and other outside programs
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add plugins/solo-skillsDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
Other ways to install
Access and checks
How we reviewBroad accessThe tool can change data, run commands or handle secrets.
- Some skills send mail and messages, publish posts and archive Notion pages, and the actions cannot be fully undone
- The skills read personal iPhone messages, Naver mail and KakaoTalk conversations, and connect over SSH to run jobs on another machine
- Scripts handle tokens and passwords of your services and run ffmpeg, Playwright and other outside programs
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
solo-skills is a plugin with 38 skills the author pulled out of his own automation. Each skill is a procedure that an agent reads and follows, and ten of them ship working scripts. The topics: demo videos of a site without screen recording, building an ebook as PDF and EPUB from Markdown, captions for a lecture recording, cutting testimonial clips, Naver blog posts in three genres, long Threads chains and replies, and account analytics. Another part deals with people and routine. That covers minutes for group and one-to-one meetings, a recipient cross-check before a bulk mailing, reading iPhone messages on a Mac, reading and sending in KakaoTalk, reading and sending Naver mail, Discord reminders, a morning briefing on a topic, running heavy jobs on another machine over SSH, and switching from Claude to Codex when a limit is hit. A separate group serves communities: launching a cohort, sales copy for an event and a workshop plan. Twenty-two skills carry a "what this skill does to your system" notice at the top: which permissions it needs, what it publishes or sends and whether that can be undone. Read it before installing. The skills also document the failed paths where the author got stuck.
Who it is for. For solo founders, freelancers and organizers of small communities, especially in Korea, who want an agent to take over content, correspondence and meeting minutes.
Good fit when
- You need to build an ebook from a manuscript as PDF and EPUB with a contents page that has real page numbers and chapter running heads
- You need a product demo video of a site in three aspect ratios without screen recording
- A lecture or online meeting recording must become a captioned video and minutes with tasks in the form who, what, by when
- You write Naver blog posts for search or personal branding and want Threads replies matched to your own voice
- Before a bulk mailing you must confirm that people who already signed up will not get the recruiting email
Not a fit when
- You work outside Korea: the KakaoTalk, Naver and Danggeun skills are useless there
- You do not use a Mac: the KakaoTalk skill relies on macOS Accessibility APIs, and the iPhone messages skill reads them on a Mac
- You need a fully safe environment with no sending or publishing: some skills send mail, messages and posts
- You want a ready script for every skill: only ten ship working code, and the rest describe a procedure
Example request
Build an ebook from this manuscript as PDF and EPUB with a contents page and chapter running headsLimitations
Some skills are tied to Korea: KakaoTalk, Naver and the Danggeun marketplace. The KakaoTalk skill works only on macOS. The skill descriptions are written in Korean. Of the author's 70-odd automations only 38 are public: the rest depend on his accounts and servers and are left as a list in fleet.md.
Ten skills have working scripts, and eight of them are listed in the description. Many scripts need outside tools: ffmpeg, Paged.js, Node, Playwright, Whisper, pandoc. The Threads publishing skill runs as a dry run by default and publishes only with the `--go` flag. The author kept four skills that contain business numbers and client names. In the published ones other people's names and Notion and Discord IDs are replaced with placeholders. The templates serve as a base; you will substitute your own paths and keys.
How to disable. If you installed the plugin, run `/plugin uninstall solo-skills@bam-bam-2`. A single skill installed through the skills CLI is removed with `npx skills remove <name>`. If you copied by hand, delete the folders from `~/.claude/skills`.
FAQ
How do I install solo-skills in Claude Code?
As a plugin: `/plugin marketplace add bam-bam-2/solo-skills`, then `/plugin install solo-skills@bam-bam-2`. One skill installs with `npx skills add bam-bam-2/solo-skills --skill naver-blog-post`. The other route is copying the skills folder into `~/.claude/skills`.
What is the "what this skill does to your system" notice?
It is a block at the top of 22 skills: which permissions are needed, what the skill actually publishes or sends and whether that can be undone. For example, the Codex fallback skill reads the Claude sign-in token from a local file and prints it nowhere. Temporary prompt files get mode 600 and are deleted after the run.
Does a skill read my messages and mail?
Some do. The iPhone messages skill only reads them on a Mac and cannot send. The Naver mail skill reads over IMAP and sends over SMTP with attachments. The KakaoTalk skill reads and sends messages on macOS.
Why are there three blog skills in one repository?
It used to be one, but title, length and tone rules conflict between genres, and the text fit none of them. Now there are separate skills for search how-tos, brand notes and travel write-ups.
Is the set useful outside Korea?
The skills for KakaoTalk, Naver and Danggeun are tied to Korea. The skills for ebooks, demo videos, meeting minutes and lecture captions do not depend on the region.
How does it switch from Claude to Codex?
It runs Claude Code first and calls Codex once, only when the output shows a real usage limit. A plain network error, a sign-in error or a rate limit is not a reason to switch.
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| solo-skills (this card) | no | 446 | |
| OPC Skills | no | 1,906 | a kit for solopreneurs: SEO and GEO, demand research, domains, logos and banners |
| kmsg | no | 284 | an unofficial CLI and MCP server for KakaoTalk on macOS only |
README in short
The description, in Korean and English, tells how the author automated work on the GET100 community step by step and pulled out 38 skills. Install routes follow, then the task schedule on a single Mac mini, a script table and a catalog of skills by group. Credits to the authors of tools, the research behind the Korean text skill and notes on limits close it.