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So, this is part two of my favorite Claude code skills, CLIs, and plugins for April. So, let's kick this off with rag anything.
This is probably my favorite rag framework out there because it lets us do multimodal ingestion. So, we're not just talking about text documents. This can do images. This can do scanable PDFs, all of that. And it's open source.
Next, we have the Playwright CLI. Don't get this confused with the Playwright MCP. The CLI is infinitely better and it lets Claude code do actual browser automations at scale. It can spin up three, four, five different Chrome instances and test whatever you want.
Speaking of browser automations, if you want to scrape at scale, then I suggest Firecrawl. They have an open-source version as well as a paid-for web app. The web app allows you to get around more bot protections, but this is a great thing to have in your stack regardless.
Next is awesomedesign.md. This is perfect if you're trying to improve your front-end design with Claude code and you're tired of the front-end design skill.
And lastly is GWS. It's not an official Google product, but it was created by the Google team and it allows you to connect Claude code to the entire Google suite. Think Gmail, calendar, docs, all of that. So, it's a huge boost for productivity.