Shared Claude Code skills for the team. Each skill teaches Claude how to interact with one of our work tools.
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
| calendar | Manage Google Calendar events — list, create, update, delete |
| confluence | Search, read, and write Confluence wiki pages |
| google-docs | Search, read, and edit Google Docs |
| notion | Read and search Notion pages and databases |
| slack | Search and read Slack messages, threads, and channels |
| work_email | Manage work email via Gmail / Google Workspace |
| submit-candidate-feedback | Submit interview scorecards in Greenhouse |
| skill-creator | Helper for creating new skills |
Copy the skill folder(s) you need into your project's .claude/skills/ directory. You also need the .shared/ directory since most skills depend on it for auth.
# From within your project repo:
mkdir -p .claude/skills
# Clone this repo somewhere temporary
git clone git@github.com:OpenPipe/shared-skills.git /tmp/shared-skills
# Copy the shared auth layer (required for Google-based skills)
cp -R /tmp/shared-skills/skills/.shared .claude/skills/.shared
# Copy whichever skills you want, e.g.:
cp -R /tmp/shared-skills/skills/calendar .claude/skills/calendar
cp -R /tmp/shared-skills/skills/slack .claude/skills/slackFor TypeScript-based skills (calendar, confluence, google-docs, notion, work_email):
cd .claude/skills/.shared && npm install
cd .claude/skills/<skill-name> && npm installFor Python-based skills (slack):
cd .claude/skills/slack && uv syncGoogle-based skills (calendar, google-docs, work_email) require a GCP OAuth client. See skills/SKILL-NOTES.md for details on the shared GCP project and how auth works. You'll need:
GOOGLE_CLIENT_IDandGOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRETin a.encrypted-envfile at your project root- On first use, each skill will open a browser for OAuth consent
Confluence requires an Atlassian API token set via environment variables (see the skill's SKILL.md).
Slack requires a Slack app token stored at .claude/skills/.shared/tokens/slack.json.
Notion uses a browser cookie token (see the skill's SKILL.md for setup).
Use the skill-creator skill as a guide, or read the Claude Code skills docs.