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# Prompt: Generate a use-case-specific Unsplash image skill

Paste everything below the line into Claude Code (or any Claude session that can
create files). It will interview you about *what kind* of images you want, walk
you through getting an API key, and then scaffold a self-contained skill that
finds, previews, and downloads images **while respecting Unsplash's attribution,
hotlinking, and download-tracking rules.**

The skill it produces is intentionally narrow and *named after your use case*, so
you can generate several of them (one for retro landscapes, one for food

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function createPDF() {
  // Get the current Google Doc
  const doc = DocumentApp.getActiveDocument();
  
  // Get the document ID and name
  const docId = doc.getId();
  const docName = doc.getName();
  
  // Get the folder where the document is located
  const file = DriveApp.getFileById(docId);

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begin;

set local jwt.sub = 'admin@gwcfb.org';
show jwt.sub;
select listing_id, listing_name, listing_desc from farmers_markets_pa;
-- allowed to update
update farmers_markets_pa set listing_desc = 'updated @ ' || current_time where listing_id = 301498 returning listing_id;
-- not allowed to update
update farmers_markets_pa set listing_desc = 'updated @ ' || current_time where listing_id = 300430 returning  listing_id;
select listing_id, listing_name, listing_desc from farmers_markets_pa;

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azsub() {
  az account set --subscription $(az account list --all --query '[].[id, tenantDisplayName,name]' --out tsv | column -t -s $'\t'| fzf | awk '{print $1}')
}

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# Get editor completions based on the config schema
"$schema" = 'https://starship.rs/config-schema.json'

palette = 'osx'

format = """
[](bold green)\
$os\
$username\
$directory\

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const { EventHubProducerClient } = require("@azure/event-hubs")
const { chunkPromise, PromiseFlavor } = require('chunk-promise')
var now = require("performance-now")

var sp = require('streaming-percentiles')
var epsilon = 0.1;
var g = new sp.GK(epsilon); 

const TestCases = require("../events/test_cases.js")
const impression = TestCases[0].expected.outputClientImpressionMessage[0]

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job = (input, batchNumber) => {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    setTimeout(() => {
      console.log('Running batch ',batchNumber, 'processing ', input)
      resolve('completed ' + input)
    }, 1000)
  })
}

async function batcher(inputArray, fn, batchSize) {

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/** some examples for using and testing sprocs
Needs the key in the env var:  export cosmos_key="q2Mk.....

npm i -s @azure/cosmos
npm i -s uuid

runHello will create a simple sproc, update it to the collection, and then test it

runSprocCase will create a sproc that does a server-side update for atomic updates, pushes it to the collection, tests it

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#!env bash
#
# run source ./githublink to load this
#
# cd repo
# gfh #opens the repo url
# gfh filename #opens the file
ghl() {

  CLIPONLY=false

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const assert = require('assert')

function makeDeposits (deposits) {
  return 0
}

const deposits = [0, 100, 100, 100]
const expected = 300

const balance = makeDeposits(deposits)