Shape agent capabilities into your workflow.

flutter-ai-rules packages Flutter, Dart, state-management, testing, and tool-specific guidance as Agent Skills and traditional rule files for environments such as Cursor and Windsurf. Copy or link only the skills and rules your project needs so the coding agent can load them contextually. The material is drawn from official documentation, which also means guidance from different packages may sometimes conflict.

Vestige is a local-first Rust MCP server that stores agent memories on the user’s machine and searches backward for changes that may have caused a later failure. Its compact tool set covers recall, causal backfill, ingestion, suppression, graph work, and maintenance, using SQLite, full-text search, and vector indexing underneath. The first run downloads an embedding model; afterward the service can work offline on macOS, Linux, or Windows.

Auto-Commenter is a Claude Skill workflow combining language-model generation with Playwright MCP for Reddit engagement. Users provide eight to ten of their own comments to create a style guide, configure target communities and optional product context, then let the workflow analyze posts, draft comments, fill daily quotas, record activity, and flag potential leads. Reddit is the implemented platform; other networks are extension patterns rather than finished integrations. Use still depends on following community rules, rate limits, and platform policies.

Use this curated directory to find legal workflows by category, including AI regulation, privacy and cybersecurity, legal research, operations, and jurisdiction-specific practice. Each entry links to a skill folder that can be installed in compatible agent tools. The collection spans tasks such as compliance reviews, policy and contract analysis, case-law research, budgeting, and matter management rather than acting as a single legal application.

AEON turns repository-based skill prompts into autonomous runs that can be scheduled, chained, and monitored from a dashboard. Results can be delivered through Telegram, Discord, Slack, or email, while each skill declares the API keys or MCP servers it needs. Setup requires Node.js 20+, an authenticated GitHub CLI, and your own repository copy; some skills depend on additional credentials.

Semia analyzes an Agent Skill before the user decides to trust or run it. The scanner reads the skill as data and never executes its embedded commands, then identifies possible actions, effects, network access, secret reads, and tool invocations with evidence tied to source lines. It can be used through a Python CLI or installed as a plugin for Codex, Claude Code, or OpenClaw. A configured LLM provider is required for the full prepare, synthesize, detect, and report workflow.

langgraph-bigtool stores tool names, descriptions, namespaces, and other metadata in a LangGraph Store so an agent can search for relevant tools before calling them. It is designed for registries containing hundreds or thousands of tools, supports in-memory and PostgreSQL backends, and lets developers replace the default retrieval logic with a custom function.

OpenDirectory packages dozens of agent skills for founders working on go-to-market, growth automation, technical marketing, and related developer tasks. Its terminal browser lets you search by category and install individual skills into runtimes such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenClaw, or Hermes. The recommended interactive installer runs through npx and therefore requires Node.js.

affiliate-skills organizes affiliate marketing into reusable workflows for program research, trend scouting, evidence-backed briefs, content and infographic creation, landing pages, deployment, analytics, compliance, and campaign improvement. Users can invoke one task or chain stages into a broader flywheel. Exact live engagement and traffic metrics depend on optional external data integrations.

bggg-skills is a collection of independently installable Codex Skills for creative and operational work. It includes workflows for converting images into layered PSD files, rebuilding designs as editable PPTX decks, improving other skills, researching and processing TikTok content, and analyzing or tracking Amazon Sif keywords. Users copy or symlink only the skill directories they need into their Codex skills folder. Some workflows require additional Python packages listed within their own directories.

Compose Agent Skill equips coding assistants with 24 practical guides and six source snapshots from AndroidX and Compose Multiplatform projects. Its routing workflow directs the agent to relevant material for state, modifiers, performance, navigation, side effects, and platform-specific behavior, helping it verify APIs instead of guessing. The plugin can be installed into supported hosts including Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, and Gemini CLI.

RepoMaster turns a natural-language task into a workflow that discovers suitable GitHub repositories, understands how to use them, and coordinates specialized agents to execute the work. It offers web and command-line modes for deep search, general assistance, or repository-focused tasks. A model key is required, while deep search also needs Serper and Jina credentials.

Startup Skill packages market research, customer discovery, competitor analysis, battle cards, positioning, financial projections, and validation experiments into agent workflows. It can run a full startup-design process for a new business idea or handle narrower competitive-intelligence and planning requests. The skills install as a Claude Code plugin or through clients that support the Agent Skills format.

SkVM profiles a model-and-agent-runtime combination, compiles a skill against those capabilities, and then evaluates and improves it through precompilation and runtime-optimization workflows. It is aimed at teams that need the same skill to behave across heterogeneous agents rather than tuning prompts by hand for each runtime. Provider configuration is required, and the bundled benchmark suite lives in a separate data submodule.

Claude_skills_zh-CN reorganizes and translates the Anthropic Skills repository for Chinese-speaking developers while preserving its original structure. It includes localized guidance and examples for documents, spreadsheets, visual design, frontend work, MCP development, and skill creation. Users can read the SKILL.md files to study the patterns, install them in compatible Claude environments, or use the collection as a reference when building internal skills.

Claude Plugins combines a searchable registry with separate CLIs for Claude Code plugins and cross-client agent skills. It resolves public GitHub sources, installs skills globally or per project, and supports clients such as Claude, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and others. Claude plugins require Claude Code 2.0.12 or later, while skill support depends on the target client.

Lynkr is a self-hosted LLM gateway for coding tools including Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. After an interactive setup, users connect existing clients through a local endpoint or wrapper command, then route simple and complex work to different local or cloud models. It reduces unnecessary model traffic through tool-result compression, tool filtering, and semantic caching. The gateway requires Node.js 20+, while local configurations also need a running backend such as Ollama.

This skill equips Claude Code with current Solana patterns for wallet flows, transaction handling, React or Next.js dApps, Anchor or Pinocchio programs, typed client generation, local testing, and security reviews. It also includes compatibility tables, common-error fixes, and migration guidance, and installs through the skills CLI.