Super Claudio:discover Skills

Skill Discovery

When super-claudio doesn't have what you need, search the community.

Search Process

1. Check if the request matches any installed skill — review the available skills list in context.

1. Search community marketplaces — read references/marketplaces.md for sources, then use

WebSearch or WebFetch to search for relevant skills.

1. Present findings — show the user what was found with:

• Skill name and what it does
• Where to get it (URL)
• How to install it (if known)

1. Suggest adding to super-claudio — if a great tool or workflow is found that fits a

super-claudio category, note it as a candidate for adding to the curated references.

Search Query Templates

Use these patterns when searching:

site:claudemarketplaces.com [user's domain] skill
site:aitmpl.com [user's domain] plugin
"claude code skill" [user's domain] github
claude code plugin [user's domain]

If No Skill Exists

If no existing skill covers the user's need:

1. Check if Claude can handle the task directly with its built-in tools (WebSearch, Bash, etc.)
2. If a third-party tool is needed, search for documentation and guide the user through it directly
3. Suggest creating a new skill using the skill-creator skill

Fallback Workflow

User need not covered by super-claudio
  → Search marketplaces (see references/marketplaces.md)
  → Found? → Present and help install
  → Not found? → Guide with built-in tools or web research
  → Recurring need? → Suggest creating a skill with skill-creator

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: toolbox-playground
• Source: toolbox-playground/super-claudio
• License: MIT

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.