While scrolling through Twitter, I saw someone compile a batch of Claude Code Skills, clicked in with interest, and found that these guys really know how to have fun.


Roughly counting, they can be divided into several categories:

**Fortune-Telling Series**

This is probably the most common type I've seen. Cyber fortune-telling, Bazi (Four Pillars of Destiny) charting, Yue Lao (Matchmaker) relationship divination, Qi Men Dun Jia (Mystical Gate), Zi Wei Dou Shu (Purple Star Astrology)... Basically, all traditional divination methods you can name have been turned into Skills by someone.

[Cyber Fortune Telling.skill](https://github.com/jinchenma94/bazi-skill) uses Claude Code for Bazi charting. After collecting basic info like name, birth time, and gender, it automatically generates the Four Pillars and conducts comprehensive analysis referencing classics like *Qiong Tong Bao Dian* and *San Ming Tong Hui*. It's labeled "for entertainment reference only," but looking at the project structure, the reference materials are quite well-organized.

[Yue Lao · Relationship Divination](https://github.com/Ming-H/yinyuan-skills) is more fancy, supporting six modes: Bazi compatibility, zodiac pairing, Zi Wei spouse palace, divination for relationships, peach blossom luck, and red thread divination. The developer specifically mentioned "no longer relying on AI mystical hallucinations," instead using strict Prompt constraints + structured knowledge bases to ensure output controllability. Sounds like someone who's worked on products.

[Qi Men Dun Jia, Zi Wei Dou Shu](https://github.com/FANzR-arch/Numerologist_skills) is more straightforward, under the banner of "AI Divination Engineering," combining traditional divination with large models using engineering approaches. Charting logic, constraint analysis, reference knowledge bases — all essentials are included.

**Role-Playing Series**

This series is a bit interesting.

[Colleague.skill](https://github.com/titanwings/colleague-skill) can simulate conversations with colleagues. It's said to also provide data collection methods, supporting pulling chat records from various database sources. The screenshot shows the list of supported databases, including message logs, document wikis, and multi-dimensional tables.

[Boss.skill](https://github.com/vogtsw/boss-skills), [Ex.skill](https://github.com/therealXiaomanChu/ex-skill), [Yourself.skill](https://github.com/notdog1998/yourself-skill)... Let's just say developers have really diverse needs.

[Blogger.skill](https://github.com/YourongZhou/chat_with_me) currently supports Twitter and Xiaohongshu, simulating conversations with bloggers.

[Nu Wa.skill](https://github.com/alchaincyf/nuwa-skill) — I didn't dare ask what it's up to before clicking in.

**Tool-Oriented Series**

[Anti-Distillation.skill](https://github.com/leilei926524-tech/anti-distill) and [Distillation.skill](https://github.com/YIKUAIBANZI/forge-skill) are an interesting pair: the latter can "distill yourself and others," while the former is probably for defense.

[Superpower](https://github.com/obra/superpowers), [Compound Engineering](https://github.com/EveryInc/compound-engineering-plugin), [Gstack](https://github.com/garrytan/gstack) — these look more professional. Someone in the comments complained they were "too bloated," then made a [lightweight version](https://github.com/tw93/waza) themselves.

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After going through these 17 Skills, my first thought was: these developers are really bored, but in a creative way.

If you say they're useless, these Skills do address some "itches" — for example, some people just like to do fortune-telling for fun, regardless of accuracy. Or, they want to experience what it's like to be a boss without taking on KPIs.

But if you say they're useful... there really aren't many practical scenarios. Most people might install them, play with them for two days, then forget about them.

But then again, Claude Code itself is a highly extensible AI programming tool. The Skills mechanism allows you to encapsulate domain-specific knowledge and interaction patterns for Agent calls. From this perspective, these seemingly "nonsense" Skills are actually verifying a possibility: using natural language interaction to inject the knowledge system of traditional culture into large models, letting them help with fortune-telling, face reading, and relationship divination.

The fortune-telling direction is particularly interesting. Traditional numerology is essentially a set of symbolic systems and rule systems, and what large models are best at is exactly understanding and executing these rules. Many people previously complained that AI fortune-telling is "mystical hallucination," but if you do it like the Yue Lao Skill — using structured knowledge bases plus strict Prompt constraints — the output will indeed be much more reliable.

Of course, a final reminder: always do a security check before downloading any Skill. After all, they may contain functions like data collection, and you don't want your local code to be thoroughly scanned by scripts from unknown sources, right?

Okay, that's the skill list for now. As for when I'll finish reading it... saving it is as good as learning it, right?