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Installs and configures project infrastructure including MkDocs Material intelligent textbook templates, learning graph viewers, and skill tracking systems. Routes to the appropriate installation guide based on what the user needs to set up.

Install Skill

1Download skill
2Enable skills in Claude

Open claude.ai/settings/capabilities and find the "Skills" section

3Upload to Claude

Click "Upload skill" and select the downloaded ZIP file

Note: Please verify skill by going through its instructions before using it.

SKILL.md

name installer
description Installs and configures project infrastructure including MkDocs Material intelligent textbook templates, learning graph viewers, and skill tracking systems. Routes to the appropriate installation guide based on what the user needs to set up.

Installer

Overview

This meta-skill handles installation and setup tasks for intelligent textbook projects. It consolidates three installation skills into a single entry point with on-demand loading of specific installation guides.

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when users request:

  • Setting up a new MkDocs Material project
  • Creating a new intelligent textbook from scratch
  • Installing a learning graph viewer
  • Setting up skill usage tracking with hooks
  • Bootstrapping project infrastructure

Step 1: Identify Installation Type

Match the user's request to the appropriate installation guide:

Routing Table

Trigger Keywords Guide File Purpose
new project, mkdocs, textbook, bootstrap, setup, template, new book references/mkdocs-template.md Create new MkDocs Material project
graph viewer, learning graph, visualization, interactive graph, concept viewer references/learning-graph-viewer.md Add learning graph viewer to existing project
track skills, skill usage, activity tracking, hooks, usage analytics references/skill-tracker.md Set up skill tracking with hooks
cover image, home page, social media, og:image, montage, book cover, index page references/home-page-template.md Create home page with cover image and social metadata

Decision Tree

Creating a new project/textbook from scratch?
  → YES: mkdocs-template.md

Adding a learning graph viewer to existing project?
  → YES: learning-graph-viewer.md

Setting up skill usage tracking?
  → YES: skill-tracker.md

Creating a cover image or setting up home page with social metadata?
  → YES: home-page-template.md

Step 2: Load the Matched Guide

Read the corresponding guide file from references/ and follow its installation workflow.

Step 3: Execute Installation

Each guide contains:

  1. Prerequisites and requirements
  2. Step-by-step installation commands
  3. Configuration options
  4. Verification steps
  5. Troubleshooting tips

Available Installation Guides

mkdocs-template.md

Purpose: Bootstrap a complete MkDocs Material intelligent textbook project

Creates:

  • Conda virtual environment named 'mkdocs'
  • Full MkDocs Material project structure
  • Custom CSS for branding
  • Social media card plugins
  • GitHub Pages deployment configuration

Prerequisites:

  • Conda installed
  • Git installed
  • GitHub repository created

learning-graph-viewer.md

Purpose: Add interactive learning graph exploration to existing textbook

Creates:

  • Interactive vis-network graph viewer
  • Search, filtering, and statistics features
  • Integration with existing learning-graph.json

Prerequisites:

  • Existing MkDocs project
  • learning-graph.json file present

skill-tracker.md

Purpose: Set up Claude Code skill usage tracking

Creates:

  • Hook scripts for tracking skill invocations
  • Activity log directory structure
  • Reporting scripts for usage analysis

Prerequisites:

  • Claude Code installed
  • ~/.claude directory exists

home-page-template.md

Purpose: Create professional home page with cover image and social media optimization

Creates:

  • docs/index.md with proper frontmatter metadata
  • AI image generation prompts for cover with montage background
  • Open Graph and Twitter Card configuration

Features:

  • Cover image design guidance (1.91:1 aspect ratio)
  • Montage element suggestions by topic
  • Social media preview optimization
  • Example prompts for various book themes

Prerequisites:

  • Existing MkDocs project
  • Access to AI image generator (DALL-E, Midjourney, etc.)

Examples

Example 1: New Textbook Project

User: "I want to create a new intelligent textbook about machine learning" Routing: Keywords "create", "new", "textbook" → references/mkdocs-template.md Action: Read mkdocs-template.md and follow its workflow

Example 2: Add Graph Viewer

User: "Add an interactive viewer for the learning graph" Routing: Keywords "viewer", "learning graph", "interactive" → references/learning-graph-viewer.md Action: Read learning-graph-viewer.md and follow its workflow

Example 3: Track Skill Usage

User: "I want to track which skills I use most often" Routing: Keywords "track", "skills", "usage" → references/skill-tracker.md Action: Read skill-tracker.md and follow its workflow

Example 4: Create Cover Image

User: "Help me create a cover image for my textbook" Routing: Keywords "cover image", "textbook" → references/home-page-template.md Action: Read home-page-template.md and follow its workflow

Example 5: Set Up Home Page with Social Sharing

User: "I need to add og:image metadata to my home page" Routing: Keywords "og:image", "home page" → references/home-page-template.md Action: Read home-page-template.md and follow its workflow

Common Workflows

Full Project Setup

For a complete new project, users typically run these installations in order:

  1. mkdocs-template.md - Create the project structure
  2. home-page-template.md - Create cover image and configure home page
  3. learning-graph-viewer.md - Add graph visualization (after learning graph exists)
  4. skill-tracker.md - Enable usage analytics (optional)

Verification Commands

After any installation, verify with:

# For MkDocs projects
mkdocs serve
# Visit http://127.0.0.1:8000/[project-name]/

# For skill tracker
cat ~/.claude/activity-logs/skill-usage.jsonl | tail -5