wtf is ah-talent-finder?

ah-talent-finder is a Claude Code skill that guides someone through a long, personal conversation with AI to help them figure out their natural talents and what career direction might suit them. The author built it after leaving a landscaping engineering job at a large company and using a deep conversation with AI, covering family, fears, past mistakes, and proud moments, to notice patterns about himself he had not seen before. He describes the goal as something different from a personality test or questionnaire, closer to a long talk with an old friend who has known you for years. The skill walks through a set structure. It starts with a greeting, checks whether you already have a saved session, then asks a series of conversational questions. A lighter version takes about thirty minutes and produces a rougher picture, while a deeper version takes about the same time again and digs into your past and inner motivations for a more accurate result. After that, it produces a set of recommended career directions with a two week plan for testing one without quitting your job, plus an optional cross check using a Chinese fortune telling method based on birth data. What you get out of it includes a written profile of who you are, three to five identified talents each tied to a story you told, five recommended career directions with fit scores, and a concrete two week action plan naming specific platforms and people to reach out to. All conversation data and saved files stay on your own device and are not uploaded anywhere. Under the hood, the analysis draws on nine established psychology frameworks, including multiple intelligences theory, character strengths research, Holland's career types, and flow theory, and ties every conclusion back to something specific the user actually said rather than giving abstract scores. It can be installed as a Claude Code skill by copying the folder into a skills directory, or used as a standalone Python package with a command line session manager. It requires Python 3.9 or later and is released under the MIT License.