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BlackBoxVision Claude Code Skills

A collection of Claude Code skills for BlackBoxVision teams — reusable, shareable prompts that extend Claude Code's capabilities for common workflows.

What are Claude Code Skills?

Claude Code skills are .skill files that package a focused prompt (plus optional reference files) into a named capability that Claude Code can automatically trigger. Once registered, a skill appears in Claude Code's skill selector and can be invoked with a / command or triggered automatically when relevant keywords are detected.

Skills live in a ZIP archive structured as:

<skill-name>/
├── SKILL.md          # The main prompt and trigger rules (required)
└── references/       # Supporting reference files (optional)
    └── *.md

Available Skills

Skill Description Trigger keywords
agent-readiness Audits a project for AI-assisted development readiness. Scores 8 dimensions and produces a prioritized report. "agent readiness", "AI readiness", "ready for Claude Code", "audit for automation"
project-cost-estimator Analyzes source code, git history, and architecture to estimate what a project cost to build — and what it would cost using a modern AI agent fleet. Produces a side-by-side human vs. AI cost report with gross margin delta. "how much did this cost to build", "estimate project cost", "AI vs human development cost", "gross margin from using agents", "what's this codebase worth"

How to Use a Skill

Install via Claude Code UI

  1. Open Claude Code
  2. Go to Settings → Skills
  3. Click Add skill and point it to the .skill file (or the folder if using the unpacked format)

Reference in a prompt

Once installed, you can invoke a skill directly:

/agent-readiness

Or reference a skill file from a prompt:

@agent-readiness audit this project

Claude Code will auto-trigger the skill when it detects relevant keywords (see trigger keywords per skill above).

Contributing

Want to add a new skill?

  1. Create a folder under the repo root: <skill-name>/
  2. Add SKILL.md with at minimum a YAML front-matter block and the skill prompt:
---
name: your-skill-name
description: |
  What this skill does and when to trigger it.
  Include trigger keyword examples.
---

# Your Skill Title

Skill prompt content here...
  1. Optionally add reference files under <skill-name>/references/
  2. Update this README with a row in the Available Skills table
  3. Open a PR — small, focused additions are welcome

License

MIT