find-skills

To find relevant Claude Code skills, you can analyze your code repository to recommend suited skills based on project domain, technical stack, and structure. It uses local and online marketplace catalogs to identify best-fit tools for tasks like documentation and logging.

Yes, you can discover automation skills for specific tasks like dead code detection and API analysis. The skill matching process examines your project specifics and domain signals to recommend targeted tools from known marketplaces for these exact development tasks.

The best way to match marketplace skills to your technical stack is by analyzing project content and technologies to understand its scope. It loads skill catalogs from multiple sources to build a pool and recommends the most relevant skills based on domain signals.

No specific rigid project structure is required, but the accuracy of skill recommendations depends on examining your repository's content, technologies, and overall scope to understand its purpose. The analysis focuses on project specifics to suggest best-fit tools.

Repository analysis for a REST API project examines project content and structure to suggest skills like changelog generation, breaking REST API detection, and documentation tools. It matches these skills based on the project's specific domain signals and technical scope.

A limitation of using marketplace catalogs for skill recommendation is that suggestions are constrained to the skills available in the loaded local and online catalogs, meaning highly niche or unpublished tools outside these marketplaces will not be identified.