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Skills for Claude Desktop

Israeli skills for the Claude Desktop app — no coding required

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Claude Desktop is Anthropic's official chat app for Mac and Windows. It bundles Claude.ai's capabilities with quick-launch via a global shortcut, native MCP server integrations, and (with permission) access to local files. Our Claude Desktop skills are the same skills that work on claude.ai — same format, same install flow. Download the ZIP from a skill page, upload via Customize > Skills inside the app, then open a chat. In Israel this is the preferred client for users who keep their documents locally and don't want to push everything through a browser.

Top skills

skills-ilAuthor: skills-il
v1.1.0PopularTrending

Generate RTL-first Hebrew presentations with full right-to-left support. Use when you need to create a business presentation, startup pitch deck, quarterly report, or educational slideshow in Hebrew. Produces slides with Hebrew fonts, right-aligned bullets, and bilingual support in a single deck. Prevents hours of manual formatting and RTL issues that other tools fail to solve. Do NOT use for non-Hebrew presentations, video creation, or interactive web slideshows.

0.04052,479
Claude DesktopClaude CodeCursor+3
alexpolonskyAuthor: alexpolonsky
v1.0.0Popular

Search Israeli restaurants, check table availability, view menus, and get booking links on Ontopo. Use for "restaurant reservation", "table booking", "ontopo", "where to eat in Israel", "מסעדה", "הזמנת שולחן", "תפריט", "ארוחת ערב", "אונטופו", "איפה לאכול".

0.02172,843
Claude CodeCursorGitHub Copilot+10
skills-ilAuthor: skills-il
v1.4.1PopularTrending

Reference guide for Israeli daily context: work week (Sunday-Thursday), holidays and observances, business obligation reminders (VAT, Bituach Leumi), local communication norms, and tips for formal Hebrew writing. Use when you need context on the Israeli calendar, professional message drafting conventions, scheduling around Shabbat and holidays, or formal Hebrew email structure. Do NOT use for calendar API integration (use shabbat-aware-scheduler), automated email sending (use gws-hebrew-email-automation), or accounting calculations (use accounting skills).

0.01292,103
Claude DesktopClaude.aiClaude Code+5
skills-ilAuthor: skills-il
v1.7.0PopularTrending

Best practices for programmatic video creation in React with Remotion, including full Hebrew RTL support. Covers animations, compositions, sequencing, transitions, TikTok-style captions with word highlighting, AI voiceover, 3D, charts, Hebrew Google Fonts, and bidirectional text animations. Use when working with Remotion code or creating Hebrew social media videos and marketing content. Do NOT use for non-Remotion video editing or general React development.

0.01531,731
Claude CodeCursorWindsurf+7
nevo-davidAuthor: nevo-david
v2.0.13PopularTrending

Postiz is a tool to schedule social media and chat posts to 28+ channels: X, LinkedIn, LinkedIn Page, Reddit, Instagram, Facebook Page, Threads, YouTube, Google My Business, TikTok, Pinterest, Dribbble, Discord, Slack, Kick, Twitch, Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy, Farcaster, Telegram, Nostr, VK, Medium, Dev.to, Hashnode, WordPress, ListMonk.

0.0811,724
Claude CodeCursorGitHub Copilot+10
Community·66
yaniv-golanAuthor: yaniv-golan
v0.6.0PopularTrending

Comprehensive guide for working with Pikud HaOref (Israel Home Front Command) alert APIs - the official and community endpoints that publish real-time rocket alerts, earthquake warnings, and other civil defense notifications across Israel. Use this skill whenever someone wants to build an integration with Pikud HaOref alerts, fetch live or historical alert data, set up monitoring or dashboards for Israeli emergency alerts, write code that consumes oref.org.il endpoints, deploy an alert service, or understand the available API landscape. Also trigger when someone mentions "red alert API", "tzeva adom", "oref alerts", "rocket alert Israel", "Home Front Command API", or any Hebrew references like "פיקוד העורף" or "צבע אדום". Even if the user just says "I want to get alerts from Israel" or "build something with Israeli civil defense data", this skill is the right starting point. Do NOT use for US weather alerts (NWS/FEMA), UK emergency alerts, generic webhook/push notification frameworks, or non-Israeli civil defense systems.

0.0471,767
Claude CodeCursorGitHub Copilot+10
Community·64
kistik1Author: kistik1
v1.0.0PopularTrending

Checks Israeli parking and traffic fines through doh.co.il with a Hebrew intake prompt, Rashut mapping, and packaging for Codex, Claude Code, and Skills IL.

0.01521,363
Claude CodeCursorGitHub Copilot+10
skills-ilAuthor: skills-il
v1.3.0PopularTrending

Write Hebrew surveys (NPS, CSAT, CES, event feedback, product discovery, market research) with natural Israeli phrasing and deploy them as live Google Forms via the Google Workspace CLI (gws), or paste the same templates into Typeform, SurveyMonkey, Tally, Microsoft Forms, or email/Slack. Includes Israeli-specific send-time guidance (days, hours, chagim to avoid) and per-survey-type cadence rules. Use when the user asks to run an NPS or CSAT for Israeli customers on any platform, build a Hebrew survey, collect event feedback, interview users in Hebrew, or decide when to send a survey to an Israeli audience. Matters because literal English-to-Hebrew translations plus wrong timing (Friday afternoon, chag weeks) are the biggest causes of low response rates in Israel. Do NOT use for Israeli government forms (see israeli-gov-form-automator).

0.01921,189
Claude CodeClaude DesktopCursor+1

How to install

To install a skill in Claude Desktop, download the ZIP from a skill page and upload it through the app — no terminal, no code.

  1. 1You'll need a paid Anthropic plan (Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise). The free tier doesn't include skills yet.
  2. 2Download the skill ZIP from its catalog page. The ZIP includes the SKILL.md and any supporting scripts.
  3. 3In Claude Desktop, open Customize > Skills, click Upload, and pick the ZIP. Validation is automatic.
  4. 4Open a fresh conversation. The skill is available immediately, and Claude loads it whenever the topic matches.

Prefer a guided wizard?

How it works with Claude Desktop

  • As of February 2026 the Skills feature is also available on the free plan, not only on paid Anthropic plans. Sign in and open Customize > Skills.
  • Download the skill ZIP from our catalog. The ZIP includes the SKILL.md and any supporting scripts.
  • In the app: click your name at the top, go to Customize, and pick Skills. Click Upload, choose the ZIP — the app validates the file automatically.
  • Open a fresh chat (Cmd+N on Mac, Ctrl+N on Windows). The skill is available immediately and Claude loads it when the context matches.

FAQ

What's the difference between Claude Desktop and Claude.ai?
Claude Desktop is a locally-installed app that can access your local files (with your permission), connect to local MCP servers, and launch via a keyboard shortcut. Claude.ai runs in the browser and doesn't touch your local filesystem. Skills in our format work identically in both.
Do I need a paid plan?
Not required. Since February 2026 the Skills feature is available on the free plan too, not only on Pro/Max/Team/Enterprise. Paid plans mainly differ in monthly conversation quota and access to stronger models, not in whether skills work at all.
What can the app see on my computer?
By default — nothing. Access to files, terminal, or other apps is granted only when you explicitly authorize it, action by action. The skill itself runs inside the conversation and doesn't reach into your filesystem directly.
Does the skill work with local MCP?
Yes. One of Claude Desktop's distinctive capabilities is connecting to MCP servers running on your machine. A skill can reference an MCP tool — and the app calls it for you. We also have a directory of Israeli MCP servers that pair well with this.
Is the app available in Hebrew?
The app's interface is currently in English, but the chat itself reads and replies in Hebrew fluently. Our skills ship with Hebrew instructions, so the responses you'll get from Claude are in proper Hebrew — not translated from English.