lijigang

ljg-skill-xray-book turns a book into structure, argument, and transferable models, then writes the result as plain text you can keep.

lijg-skill-explain-words turns English vocabulary into physical imagery, semantic formulas, and museum-quality HTML cards inside Claude Code.

`ljg-skill-fetch` is less a scraper than a decision tree. It turns Claude Code into a local, fallback-driven pipeline that can pull URLs and documents into clean Markdown.

A single SKILL.md file turns "save this" into a structured workflow, fetching web content, cleaning it, tagging it, and filing it into Org-mode with almost no friction.

Inside a prompt system that fan-outs across eight lenses, then compresses everything into one epiphany, one formula, and one org-mode note.

A minimal Claude Code skill that turns raw notes into polished PNG infographics by making the model choose structure, theme, and hierarchy before the browser renders anything.

Inside `ljg-card`, raw text is parsed for meaning first, assigned visual weight next, and rendered into polished PNG cards with headless-browser typography.

A terminal-first map of local AI skills, organized as a cognitive system, not a directory dump.

A Claude Code Skill that loads `soul.md` and `memory.md`, strips jargon to the bone, and turns academic papers into a personalized x-ray in Org-mode and ASCII.

Instead of summarizing a topic, it hunts for the irreducible generators, tests them against counterfactuals, and exposes the structure hiding under the noise.

Li Jigang's `ljg-skills` treats analysis, rewriting, and visual synthesis as modular skills, then pushes them into a bento-card output.

An open-source Claude Code skill that turns papers into judgments, maps, and durable notes.

A Claude Code Skill that breaks intent into Anchor, Vector, and Matrix, then renders the result as a visual report instead of a blob of advice.

A Claude Code skill that strips an article to its real question, rebuilds its argument, and checks what survives when your own notes enter the room.

How a collection of terminal scripts hijacked Claude Code to build a cognitive workbench with forced artistic chaos and Emacs Org-mode.

How a Claude Code skill uses pseudo-Lisp and ASCII matrices to force LLMs out of polite consensus and into rigorous philosophical debate.