AI Skills Catalog
AI Skills for care facility owners: reusable Claude workflows you can run this week
An AI Skill is a Claude Code slash command with a deterministic prompt, a fixed tool list, and an output contract. Run it from a terminal in seconds; the output is the same every time. CareMAR maintains thirteen documented skills covering inbound triage, sales prep, SEO audits, content generation, expense categorization, and codebase QA. One is shipped today; the remaining twelve are scheduled to ship in Q3 2026.
What is an AI Skill?
A single-purpose Claude Code function. You give it inputs in a structured format, it runs a fixed prompt against a fixed tool list, and it returns a structured output. There is no chat, no drift, no surprise. Skills are how we make AI work reproducible — and auditable when a state surveyor asks how a document was generated.
The 13 skills
Inquiry Classifier
Planned/inquiry-classifier6-intent triage of inbound messages — eMAR demo, consulting fit-call, partnership, support, vendor/spam, unclassified.
- Used by:
- AI Secretary
- Cadence:
- Per inbound message
Sales Pre-Call Brief
Planned/sales-pre-call-briefPer-prospect 1-page dossier 24 hours before a fit call: facility profile, likely pain points, opening 3 minutes.
- Used by:
- AI Sales Engineer
- Cadence:
- Per fit call
SEO Audit (GBP)
Planned/seo-audit-gbpWeekly Google Business Profile + local SEO audit: NAP consistency, review velocity, schema coverage, AI-search extractability.
- Used by:
- AI SEO Specialist
- Cadence:
- Weekly
Feeder Vertical Page Builder
Planned/feeder-vertical-page-builderPer-vertical landing page generator with answer-first H2 structure, FAQ section, and full Service + FAQPage + BreadcrumbList schema.
- Used by:
- AI SEO Specialist, AI Content Writer
- Cadence:
- Per new vertical
Social Post Generator
Planned/social-post-generatorWeekly batch of LinkedIn, X, and Instagram posts from one theme — platform-tailored hooks, lengths, hashtags, and CTAs.
- Used by:
- AI Social Manager
- Cadence:
- Weekly
CMO Brief (Weekly)
Planned/cmo-brief-weekFriday synthesis: pipeline health, content pillar performance, channel signal, the 1-3 decisions the founder must make next week.
- Used by:
- AI CMO
- Cadence:
- Friday weekly
Founder Brief
Planned/founder-briefWeekly synthesis of every other AI Employee's output + decision log, written for a founder to read in 5 minutes.
- Used by:
- AI Chief of Staff
- Cadence:
- Sunday weekly
Partnership Email Draft
Planned/partnership-email-draft1:1 personalized outreach to institutional partners — bar associations, CLE providers, state associations, referral networks.
- Used by:
- AI Head of Partnerships
- Cadence:
- Per target
Creative Image Brief
Planned/creative-image-briefMulti-model image prompts (DALL-E, Midjourney, Imagen) with brand-consistent style guides for blog and social.
- Used by:
- AI Head of Creative
- Cadence:
- Per asset
Dynamic Pitch Deck Builder
Planned/dynamic-pitch-deck-builderPer-vertical sales deck (A1/A2/A3/B1/B3/B4 tracks) assembled from a slide library with vertical-specific stats and quotes.
- Used by:
- AI Sales Engineer
- Cadence:
- Per prospect
Expense Categorizer
Planned/expense-categorizerTransaction categorization against the Chart of Accounts; flags ambiguous entries for human review.
- Used by:
- AI Accountant
- Cadence:
- Monthly
Data Pulse
Planned/data-pulseWeekly multi-source KPI roll-up: LTV/CAC, MRR, churn, pipeline velocity, content pillar engagement.
- Used by:
- AI CMO, AI Head of COO
- Cadence:
- Weekly
React Doctor
Shippednpx react-doctorReact codebase health score: lint, dead code, accessibility, bundle size, architecture diagnostics. Catches regressions before commit.
- Used by:
- AI Build QA Reviewer
- Cadence:
- Per commit
Frequently asked questions
- What is an AI Skill?
- An AI Skill is a reusable Claude Code slash command: a deterministic prompt + a tool list (file read, file write, web fetch, bash) + an output contract that specifies exactly what the skill returns. Skills are designed to be run from the terminal in seconds, invoked by other Claude Code sessions, or chained inside AI Employees. They are the smallest unit of automation in the CareMAR catalog.
- How is an AI Skill different from a chatbot?
- A chatbot is a free-form conversation; an AI Skill is a one-shot function. You invoke a skill with a structured input, it does deterministic work using a fixed tool list, and it returns a structured output. There is no chat history, no drift between runs, and no surprise behavior — the output contract is part of the spec. Skills are how we keep AI work auditable and reproducible.
- Can I run these without writing code?
- Yes, after a 15-minute setup. Once Claude Code is installed and the skill files are in place, you invoke any documented skill with a single slash command in your terminal. The seminars walk through the setup; the per-skill detail pages document the exact command and expected output. You do not need to know JavaScript, Python, or any other language to run the skills.
- Do they work with HIPAA data?
- Most skills do not touch PHI. Marketing, sales prep, content generation, and SEO skills work with public data and your own business records. Skills that could touch PHI (none currently shipped) are designed so the data either stays in your own AWS account or is excluded from the Claude API call entirely. The Legal Compliance employee reviews any new skill that approaches resident data before it ships.
- How do I pick which skill to start with?
- Start with the one closest to a task you already do every week and dread. If you write social posts, start with Social Post Generator. If you do monthly bookkeeping, Expense Categorizer. If you take sales calls, Sales Pre-Call Brief. The point of an AI Skill is to remove the recurring cognitive load — the highest-value pilot is whichever task is currently on your calendar this week.
- What does “Planned” status mean?
- Twelve of the thirteen skills are documented with their full prompt, tool list, output contract, and target queries, but the .claude/skills/<slug>/SKILL.md file is not yet committed to the public repo. Planned skills ship in Q3 2026. React Doctor is the one currently shipped — install it with npx react-doctor and run it against any React project today.
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