003-skills/.claude/skills-backup-20251210-155310/nixtla-skills-index/SKILL.md
Lists all installed Nixtla Skills and provides guidance on which skill to use for specific tasks. Scans skills directory, reads frontmatter, outputs formatted index with categories and usage recommendations. Activates when user wants to see available skills, needs guidance on skill selection, or asks about Nixtla capabilities.
npx skillsauth add intent-solutions-io/plugins-nixtla nixtla-skills-indexInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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List all installed Nixtla Skills and provide usage guidance.
This skill generates a directory of available Nixtla Skills:
.claude/skills/nixtla-*/ directoriesRequired:
nixtla-skills init.claude/skills/nixtla-*/ directoriesNo Additional Packages: Uses only Read and Glob tools
Find all Nixtla skill directories:
Glob pattern: .claude/skills/nixtla-*/SKILL.md
For each skill, extract:
name: Skill identifierdescription: Purpose and triggersmode: Whether it's a mode skillversion: Current versionOrganize into categories:
Output formatted markdown table with skill details.
Formatted markdown listing:
## Nixtla Skills Index
| Skill | Description | When to Use |
|-------|-------------|-------------|
| nixtla-timegpt-lab | Forecasting expert mode | Starting Nixtla work |
| nixtla-schema-mapper | Data transformation | Converting data format |
| nixtla-experiment-architect | Experiment setup | Model comparisons |
Error: No skills found
Solution: Run nixtla-skills init to install
Error: Malformed SKILL.md
Solution: Run nixtla-skills update to refresh
Error: Skills directory not found
Solution: Verify .claude/skills/ exists
Error: Permission denied
Solution: Check directory permissions
User: "What Nixtla skills are available?"
Output:
Nixtla Skills Index (8 skills installed):
Mode Skills:
- nixtla-timegpt-lab: Forecasting expert mode
Utility Skills:
- nixtla-schema-mapper: Data transformation
- nixtla-experiment-architect: Experiment setup
- nixtla-timegpt-finetune-lab: Fine-tuning
- nixtla-prod-pipeline-generator: Production deployment
- nixtla-usage-optimizer: Cost optimization
- nixtla-skills-index: This index
Infrastructure:
- nixtla-skills-bootstrap: Install/update skills
User: "Which skill for converting CSV to Nixtla format?"
Output:
Use: nixtla-schema-mapper
This skill transforms data to Nixtla schema (unique_id, ds, y).
Activate with: "Map my data to Nixtla format"
.claude/skills/nixtla-*/pip install nixtla-claude-skills-installerRelated Skills:
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tools
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tools
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