01coder Agent Skills
Two dozen skills: video scripts and covers, publishing to X and Substack, security scanners, Claude Code session export
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Why this level
- The publishing skills work from your X, Substack and zsxq accounts and create material there
- The session exporters read `~/.claude/projects` and `~/.codex/sessions`, which hold full dialogue and tool-call text
- codex-cli runs Codex in your directory, and file writes are enabled only on an explicit request
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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/01coder-agent-skillsDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The publishing skills work from your X, Substack and zsxq accounts and create material there
- The session exporters read `~/.claude/projects` and `~/.codex/sessions`, which hold full dialogue and tool-call text
- codex-cli runs Codex in your directory, and file writes are enabled only on an explicit request
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
01coder Agent Skills is a collection by sugarforever (VerySmallWoods) for content, publishing and everyday agent work. You install it whole or one skill at a time. Most of it serves authors: video-planner writes a voiceover script with cues for what to show on screen and prepares the title, description, tags and chapters for YouTube and Bilibili; cover-image draws covers in one of 17 styles; tweet-insight reads a tweet with its linked articles and writes an original post in Chinese; subtitle-correction fixes speech-recognition errors in .srt files and leaves timestamps alone. Publishing is handled by publish-x-article, publish-substack-article and publish-zsxq-article: they turn Markdown into an article in the X editor, a Substack draft or a draft in 知识星球 (zsxq). Among the work utilities, claude-session-manager and codex-session-manager export sessions from ~/.claude/projects and ~/.codex/sessions to Markdown with links to tool-call details, codex-cli hands one-off tasks to Codex CLI, and nextjs-security-scan and python-security-scan look for vulnerabilities by OWASP, the second aware of Flask, Django and FastAPI. There are also narrow skills: fpl-copilot for Fantasy Premier League and add-feishu for connecting Feishu (Lark) as an agent channel.
Who it is for. Bloggers and video creators who write in Chinese and English and run the whole publishing process from Claude Code or Codex.
Good fit when
- A video walks through an article and you need a voiceover script with screen-recording cues and YouTube chapters
- An .srt file is full of speech-recognition errors and the timestamps must stay
- A finished Markdown article should go to Substack as a draft
- Before shipping a Next.js project you want an OWASP scan that also finds hardcoded secrets
- An archive of Claude Code sessions sits in JSONL and has to become readable Markdown
Not a fit when
- The security scanners are described for Next.js, TypeScript, JavaScript and Python projects, and nothing covers Go or Java
- You want a neutral writing style: personal-chinese-writing-style holds the author's personal rules for punctuation and phrasing
- You have no X Premium account: publish-x-article asks for the subscription type, Premium or Premium+, before it starts
Example request
Export my latest Claude Code session for the blog project to Markdown, and show the candidate list firstLimitations
The collection description is in English, part of the skill material is in Chinese, and there is no Russian documentation. The skills depend on outside tools: codex-cli needs Codex CLI installed, producing-video builds the clip through HyperFrames, and publishing to X requires an X Premium or Premium+ subscription. The README does not list every skill: cover-design sits in the repository but not in the list. The author bumps the collection version in marketplace.json by hand.
How to disable. In Claude Code remove the plugin with `/plugin uninstall 01coder-skills@01coder-agent-skills`. If you installed with `npx skills`, delete the folders you need from the agent's skills directory. Session exports stay in `~/.claude/session-markdown` and `~/.codex/session-markdown`, so delete them by hand.
FAQ
How do I install just one skill from the collection?
`npx skills@latest add sugarforever/01coder-agent-skills` shows a list where you pick skills and agents. In Claude Code you can add the marketplace and install the plugin `01coder-skills@01coder-agent-skills`: new skills arrive when the marketplace updates.
Where does claude-session-manager put its export?
By default in `~/.claude/session-markdown`, and the skill says so before exporting. For Codex the default is `~/.codex/session-markdown`. Tool-call details go to separate `tool-details/*.tools.md` files linked from the main text.
Can I export one session instead of all of them?
Yes. Specific mode first prints a table of candidates with modified time, project key, short ID and the start of the first prompt, then exports the one you pick. Full mode exports everything that matches.
What does mining-session-skills do?
It finds a finished session from a description like "the one where I fixed the connection reset", reads its export and proposes creating or updating a skill if the work held a non-obvious process. It writes nothing without your approval, and a "nothing to make here" answer counts as valid.
Does the collection work in Cursor and Windsurf?
The author states compatibility with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf and other agents that read the skills.sh format. The README holds no separate test records for each of them.
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01coder Agent Skills (this card) | no | 139 | |
| wwwzhouhui Skills Collection | no | 290 | 28 skills leaning on WeChat layout, Excel, PPT and Dify, while this has video scripts, publishing to X and Substack and security scanners |
| daymade Skills Marketplace | no | 1,516 | a plugin marketplace with documents, audio and macOS, while this adds Claude Code and Codex session export to Markdown and publishing skills |
README in short
The README opens with two install routes, the universal one through skills.sh and the Claude Code marketplace. A catalog of skills by group follows: content, publishing, domain, security, utilities, integrations. Detailed notes cover personal-chinese-writing-style, codex-cli and the three session-handling skills, and the end explains how to add your own skill to the marketplace.
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Original SKILL.md
--- name: claude-session-manager description: Manage Claude Code session transcripts from local JSONL storage, including listing candidate sessions, exporting full or selected sessions to organized Markdown, inspecting archives, and summarizing tool-call history. Use when the user asks to scan, parse, archive, inspect, recover, summarize, manage, or convert Claude Code sessions, `~/.claude/projects` data, `.jsonl` transcripts, tool-call history, or hard-to-read Claude Code conversation logs. --- # Claude Session Manager ## Overview Claude Code stores session transcripts as JSONL files under `~/.claude/projects/<project-key>/<session-id>.jsonl`. Use the bundled manager to list candidates or export sessions into project-organized Markdown transcripts with a digest, a clean user/Claude conversation, and linked tool-call details. Default output folder: `~/.claude/session-markdown`. Tell the user before exporting there, and mention any custom output folder they requested. ## Quick Start Let the user's wording choose the mode when it is clear; otherwise ask them to choose before exporting: - Full mode: export all matching sessions. Use this for archive, backup, broad search, or "convert all sessions" requests. - Specific mode: list candidate sessions first, ask the user to pick one, then export only that session. Run from any directory: ```bash python3 /path/to/claude-session-manager/scripts/manage_claude_sessions.py ``` Equivalent explicit form: ```bash python3 /path/to/claude-session-manager/scripts/manage_claude_sessions.py \ --source ~/.claude/projects \ --output ~/.claude/session-markdown ``` Useful options: - `--mode full`: export all matching sessions. This is the default. - `--mode specific --list-candidates`: print a numbered candidate table and do not export. - `--mode specific --pick N`: export the Nth candidate from the same filtered candidate list. - `--project <text>`: only export project folders whose key contains this text. - `--session <text>`: only export sessions whose id or filename contains this text. - `--since YYYY-MM-DD`: only export sessions modified on or after this date. - `--limit N`: export the N most recently modified matching sessions. - `--include-tool-details-inline`: embed full tool inputs/results in the main session Markdown. By default, the main transcript keeps compact collapsible tool summaries and links full payloads through the sidecar file. ## Specific Mode Candidate Flow Use this flow when the user wants one session, is unsure which session they need, or asks to inspect recent sessions before converting. 1. Run a candidate list command. Use `--limit 20` by default unless the user asks for a different count.