Claude Code Configuration

My personal Claude Code configuration with custom skills, commands, hooks, and plugins.

What's Included

🎯 Skills (11 custom skills)

• gmail-skill - Manage Gmail (send, read, search emails, manage labels)
• google-calendar-skill - Manage Google Calendar (search, create, update events)
• wistia-uploader - Upload videos to Wistia for hosting and transcription
• video-clipper - Create video clips from chapter timestamps using ffmpeg
• video-transcript-analyzer - Analyze video transcripts with thematic breakdowns
• browser-automation - Automate Chrome for web scraping and data extraction
• support-data-analyzer - Analyze customer support data and generate reports
• uxr-report-analyzer - Analyze UXR report PDFs with structured findings
• interview-synthesis-updater - Update interview synthesis notes
• things - Manage Things 3 tasks using natural language
• skill-generator - Generate new Claude Skills from briefs

⌨️ Commands

• process-media - Process Founders podcast from YouTube to analyzed content notes

🪝 Hooks

• log-image-generation - Automatically log Gemini image generation commands

🔌 Plugins

• Plugin configuration structure

🎨 Other

• statusline-anchor.sh - Custom status line configuration

Setup

1. Clone this repository

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/claude-config.git ~/.claude
cd ~/.claude

2. Install skill dependencies

Skills with package.json need dependencies installed:

# Gmail skill
cd skills/gmail-skill
npm install

# Google Calendar skill
cd ../google-calendar-skill
npm install

# Wistia uploader
cd ../wistia-uploader
npm install

# Interview synthesis updater
cd ../interview-synthesis-updater
npm install

3. Configure secrets

All credentials are stored in a central secrets/ directory (not included in git).

Wistia Configuration

Create secrets/wistia/.env:

mkdir -p secrets/wistia
cp secrets/wistia/.env.example secrets/wistia/.env
# Edit secrets/wistia/.env with your Wistia API token

Google OAuth Setup

For Google Calendar and Gmail skills:

1. Follow instructions in:

   • secrets/google-calendar/README.md
   • secrets/gmail/README.md

2. Place your OAuth credentials from Google Cloud Console:

   • secrets/google-calendar/credentials.json
   • secrets/gmail/credentials.json

3. Run setup scripts to authenticate:

   cd skills/google-calendar-skill
   npm run setup
   
   cd ../gmail-skill
   npm run setup
   

Directory Structure

.claude/
├── commands/           # Custom slash commands
├── hooks/             # Event hooks
├── skills/            # Custom Claude Skills
├── plugins/           # Plugin configurations
├── secrets/           # Credentials (gitignored)
│   ├── wistia/
│   ├── google-calendar/
│   └── gmail/
├── settings.json      # Claude Code settings
└── statusline-anchor.sh

Usage

Skills

Skills are invoked automatically by Claude Code when relevant to your requests. You can also invoke them explicitly using the skill name.

Commands

Use slash commands in Claude Code:

/process-media YOUTUBE_URL DISPLAY_NAME

Hooks

Hooks run automatically on events (e.g., after Bash commands). The log-image-generation hook automatically logs all Gemini image generation commands.

Customization

Adding New Skills

1. Create a new directory in skills/
2. Add a Skill.md or skill.md file with the skill prompt
3. Optionally add implementation scripts and package.json
4. Add any credentials to secrets/ and update .gitignore

Adding New Commands

Create a .md file in commands/ with the command description and steps.

Adding New Hooks

Create a shell script in hooks/ and configure it in settings.json:

{
  "hooks": {
    "post-tool": {
      "Bash": "~/.claude/hooks/your-hook.sh"
    }
  }
}

Security Notes

• NEVER commit the secrets/ directory - it contains API keys and OAuth tokens
• Review .gitignore before pushing to ensure no credentials are included
• Use .example files to document required credential structures
• Regenerate any credentials that are accidentally committed

Contributing

Feel free to use this as a template for your own Claude Code configuration! If you create interesting skills or commands, consider sharing them.

License

MIT License - feel free to use and modify as needed.