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I didn't edit this video. Not a single cut.
Claude cut my pauses and mistakes, added captions, motion graphics and sound effects. I just said yes or no.
Hours of editing → a few minutes.
Full setup video next. Follow so you don't miss it.
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AI can write documents fast but formatting them on-brand still takes 15–20 minutes.
I built a skill that automatically applies your fonts, colours, tables, and logo to any AI-generated document.
Comment BRAND if you want to see how it works.
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How to Get a Skill from GitHub and Use It in Claude?
You can also use Skills that other developers have already created and shared on GitHub.
First, find the Skill you want on GitHub and download or clone the repository.
Then, add the Skill to Claude’s Skills folder.
Once it’s added, Claude can detect the Skill and use it when you give it a task related to that Skill.
For example, if you download an Email Writing Skill, you can simply ask Claude to write an email, and it can follow the instructions defined in that Skill.
So the process is:
Find the Skill on GitHub → Download it → Add it to Claude → Give Claude a related task.
How to Create Your Own Skill?
Let’s say I want Claude to help me write professional emails.
Instead of explaining my email writing preferences every time, I can create an Email Writing Skill.
In the Skill, I can add instructions like:
Keep emails short and clear.
Use a professional but friendly tone.
Avoid complicated words.
Always structure the email properly.
Then, whenever I ask Claude to write an email, it can follow these instructions automatically.
So basically: Choose a task → Add your instructions → Create the Skill → Test it with a real task.
How to Use a Skill?
Using a Skill is very simple.
First, you create or add the Skill to Claude. Then, when you give Claude a task related to that Skill, Claude can use the instructions from it.
For example, if you have a Code Review Skill, you can give Claude your code and ask it to review it. Claude will follow the instructions defined in that Skill.
So basically: Add the Skill → Give Claude a related task → Claude uses the Skill to complete it.
What is a Skill?
A Skill is basically a set of instructions that teaches Claude how to perform a specific task in a consistent way.
Instead of giving Claude the same instructions again and again, you create a Skill once and reuse it whenever you need it.
For example, you can create a Skill for code reviews, testing, documentation, or cloud deployment.
So, in simple words: a Skill is reusable instructions that make Claude better at a specific job.
I lost access to my LinkedIn account with 10K+ followers.
First, LinkedIn told me the restriction was temporary. I contacted support and tried to resolve the issue properly.
Later, I was told my account would remain restricted due to “repeated restrictions” and an alleged violation of the User Agreement.
I asked for clarification and a chance to resolve the issue, but after that, my messages stopped getting responses.
I’ve spent years building my network and sharing my work on LinkedIn. Losing access to an account with 10K+ followers is incredibly frustrating, especially when I’m not getting a clear path to appeal.
@LinkedIn@LinkedInHelp I’m simply asking for a proper review of my account and a clear explanation of what caused the restriction.
If anyone from LinkedIn can help escalate this, I’d really appreciate it.