A skill is a portable file you drop into Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, or any AI coding assistant — and immediately gain a repeatable capability. Every skill in the Forge includes two things you won't find in a generic tutorial: why it works (the rationale — what makes this reliable and when to reach for it) and how it works (concrete steps and prompt patterns you can adapt to your own project).
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Literature Map Builder
Cluster a set of papers into a topic map with methodology and findings per cluster, then surface the whitespace where nobody is working yet.
Competitor Feature Matrix
Turn a list of competitor URLs into a normalized feature and pricing matrix you can paste into a deck — without the 'plan names mean different things at each company' problem.
Statistical Claim Checker
Validate every quantitative claim in an article against the source data it cites, flagging numbers that are unsupported, outdated, or selectively quoted.
Academic Paper Review
Structured critical review of a paper (method, claims, threats to validity) in the voice of a third reviewer.
Prompt A/B Evaluator
Run two prompt variants against a fixed test set, score with a rubric LLM, and tell you which wins (and why).