bam-bam-2/solo-skills

What it solves

This project provides a collection of 38 automation "skills" designed for solo entrepreneurs and freelancers to handle repetitive operational tasks without hiring staff. It addresses common bottlenecks in community management, content creation, and customer communication by providing standardized procedures and scripts that AI agents can execute.

How it works

Each skill is defined by a SKILL.md file that acts as an instruction manual for AI agents (such as those using Claude Code or similar frameworks). Some skills include executable scripts (Python, Node.js, Shell) to perform specific actions like generating PDF books from Markdown, automating Threads posts, or managing Discord reminders. The project emphasizes "failure-aware" documentation, where each skill includes notes on common pitfalls, necessary permissions, and safety checks to prevent accidental data loss or unwanted public posts.

Who it’s for

It is built for solo business owners, creators, and freelancers who need to automate administrative work—such as meeting minutes, social media scheduling, or product demo video creation—using local hardware or AI-driven workflows.

Highlights

• Real-world tested: Every skill originated from the author's experience running a community, including documented failures and edge cases.
• Local-first focus: Designed to run on local machines (like a Mac Mini) using tools like launchd, ffmpeg, and Playwright.
• Safety-conscious: Many skills include dry-run modes and explicit warnings about what the system will publish or delete.
• Localized for Korea: Specifically tailored for domestic platforms like Naver Blog, KakaoTalk, and Danggeun Market.
• Extensible: Skills are modular and do not depend on each other, allowing users to pick and choose only what they need.