Claude Code Skills
Skills are installable extensions for Claude Code that add specialized capabilities. Install with a single command and unlock new workflows in your terminal.
Install from the Proofbound catalog
Add the catalog once, then install any plugin from it. It includes proofbound, our book-builder: write a book in conversation with Claude and publish it to your Proofbound library (requires a Proofbound account).
claude plugin marketplace add https://proofbound.com/workshop/marketplace.json
claude plugin install proofbound@proofbound
Also available: book-research@proofbound, photo-essay@proofbound and conference-booth-report@proofbound. Inside a Claude Code session, use /plugin instead of claude plugin. Source: Proofbound/skills.
book-builder-skill
Version unavailableWrite a book in conversation with Claude and publish it to your Proofbound library. Requires a Proofbound account.
Download book-builder-skill.zip
claude plugin marketplace add https://proofbound.com/workshop/marketplace.json
claude plugin install proofbound@proofbound
book-uploader-skill
Version unavailableValidate a local Quarto project and upload it to your Proofbound account. Appears here with the next release.
Download book-uploader-skill.zip
claude plugin marketplace add https://proofbound.com/workshop/marketplace.json
claude plugin install book-uploader-skill@proofbound
photo-essay
MITTurn a folder of photos into a magazine-quality HTML document. Extracts GPS metadata, researches locations, and writes narrative prose around your images.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Proofbound/photo-essay-skill/main/install.sh | bash
conference-booth-report
MITTurn a folder of trade-show or conference booth photos into a self-contained, emailable HTML report. Vision AI identifies each exhibitor from booth signage, optionally cross-references an exhibitor spreadsheet, and produces a single shareable file — perfect for post-show vendor recaps and sourcing reports.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Proofbound/conference-booth-report/main/install.sh | bash