Kamar-Taj

This is where I keep my Claude Code skills. In Doctor Strange this is the place you go to learn magic. Here you come to give Claude new tricks. You clone the repo and install a skill and Claude suddenly gets smarter.

Seven skills live here right now.

wong

You let Claude build things all day and you have no idea how any of it works. This skill fixes that embarrassing problem.

It reads all your Claude sessions at the end of the day. It figures out what actually got built. Then it writes a simple study guide so you can actually learn it instead of just nodding along. It makes a dark mode PDF and throws it into your Google Drive for the commute home. It also writes a short standup update for Slack and explains those weird git commands you just pasted blindly.

Run /wong. Run /wong light to save some tokens. It lives in the wong folder.

dormammu

Dormammu I've come to bargain.

In the film Strange keeps dying on a loop until the villain gives up. This skill does the exact same thing to your buggy code.

You point it at a problem and Claude finally stops agreeing with itself. It figures out what done actually looks like. It writes a first try. Then it aggressively attacks its own work to find the cracks. Empty inputs. Massive inputs. That stupid bug you prayed nobody would notice. When it finds a flaw it throws the whole thing away and tries again. It only stops when it watches the check pass with its own eyes.

No setup. No extra tools. It just refuses to quit. It lives in the dormammu folder.

agamotto

You want to merge a plan but you know Claude probably missed something obvious. This skill brings in an outside expert to tear it apart.

You run it on your code and it summons the Eye of Agamotto. First it does a quick self check to catch the stupid mistakes before you spend money on a real review. Then it sends your work to a completely different and utterly ruthless AI. The critic tries its best to break your code and sends back a list of flaws. Claude reads the feedback. It fixes the real problems and argues aggressively about the fake ones. They fight it out for up to five rounds until the critic finally approves.

Run /agamotto. It lives in the agamotto folder.

whiplash

Not quite my tempo.

You solved the problem and the tests went green and you felt good about yourself. That feeling is the problem. Nobody in an interview tells you the answer was fine but slow. They just stop replying.

This one reviews your solution the way a hiring panel would. It reads the constraints before it judges your speed. It traces your code on a real example before it dares call anything a bug. Every complaint arrives with the input that breaks you and the exact line that replaces it. It always ends with the best possible solution written in your own language and commented properly.

Run /whiplash. It lives in the whiplash folder.

handoff

Every fresh session you explain the whole project again. The stack and the goal and the thing you were halfway through fixing. Every morning. Every time the context runs out.

This one keeps a HANDOFF.md at your repo root so a new agent starts warm. The objective and the current state and what is in flight and what is blocking you. It updates in place and it never overwrites and it prunes whatever stopped being true. It hides the file in .git/info/exclude so your working notes never land in a commit somebody else has to read.

Run /handoff. It lives in the handoff folder.

askagy

Claude has been agreeing with itself for an hour and you cannot tell any more whether the plan is good or whether it just sounds good.

This one goes and asks somebody else. agy is the Antigravity CLI and it runs as a completely separate agent that cannot see your chat or your open files. The skill writes it a proper prompt and hands over the context it could not possibly have and relays the answer attributed. It flags the places where the two of them disagree. If agy is not installed it tells you and stops instead of faking a second opinion.

Run /askagy. It lives in the askagy folder.

stevejobsappraoch

Steve Jobs unveils the first iPhone at Macworld San Francisco, 9 January 2007. Photo by Blake Patterson, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Innovation is saying no to a thousand things.

Your deck has forty words on every slide and your product has eleven features and no headline. This skill runs your work through the way Steve Jobs actually did it. Not the turtleneck. The process.

First it makes the thing worth presenting. It works backwards from what the customer gets. It cuts your ten ideas down to three the way he did at the Top 100 retreat. It draws the 2x2 and kills everything that does not fit. Then it puts it on stage. A one line headline. A villain before the hero. Three parts and almost no words on the slides. One holy smokes moment scripted to the line and a real rehearsal plan. It ends with a blunt review and a scorecard. No fake quotes. Everything is sourced.

Run /stevejobsappraoch. It lives in the stevejobsappraoch folder.

Install

git clone https://github.com/ShockRock2004/kamar-taj.git
cd kamar-taj
bash install.sh

Restart Claude Code and you get /wong and /dormammu and /agamotto and /whiplash and /handoff and /askagy and /stevejobsappraoch. If you only want one of them just copy that folder into ~/.claude/skills/.

Notes

dormammu and handoff and whiplash and stevejobsappraoch need absolutely nothing. wong uses Python which you probably already have. The PDF stuff needs Node and Chrome and the upload wants rclone. askagy needs the Antigravity CLI on your PATH. If you lack any of those tools the skill just skips that part or tells you plainly. Find more details in each folder.

The code is MIT licensed so do whatever you want with it.

Not linked to Marvel in any way. Dormammu has not come to bargain about the license yet.