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mcp-google-map exposes Google Maps functions to AI clients through MCP or a direct CLI, covering geocoding, place search, directions, distance matrices, elevation, time zones, weather, air quality, and static maps. It can run as a self-hosted stdio server, and you may register only selected tools to reduce context use. A Google Maps API key is required.

NTM turns tmux into a local control plane for multi-agent development. It can spawn and label sessions, route work across panes, coordinate assignments and file reservations, protect risky operations with approvals, and preserve checkpoints and audit trails; robot JSON and local APIs make the same controls usable from scripts.

arXiv Review Paper Harness is a portable Agent Skill for producing machine-learning and AI review papers with Codex or Claude Code. Starting from a topic, it organizes literature discovery, a human approval gate, issue-based drafting, citation-by-citation verification, prose refinement, and LaTeX compilation into an IEEEtran project with a PDF and BibTeX file. It requires Python, a working LaTeX toolchain, and web access for citation checks, and it does not begin writing the paper body until the plan is approved.

Equip coding agents with 37 plugins covering SAP BTP, CAP, Fiori and UI5, ABAP, HANA, Analytics Cloud, Datasphere, AI Core, and related workflows. Relevant guidance activates from project context. The skill content is portable, but Claude-specific agents, hooks, commands, and MCP configuration act only as guidance or manual validators in clients that do not support those features natively.

Agent Sandbox Skill gives Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI managed E2B environments for engineering work that should not touch the local filesystem or production systems. Agents can install dependencies, run untrusted code, scaffold and build full-stack applications, expose a hosted port, and perform Playwright-based visual checks. Commands cover small sandbox tasks as well as plan, build, host, and test workflows, with lifecycle tools that preserve a sandbox across turns. An E2B API key is required, and compute and hosted previews depend on the E2B service.

hcom links coding agents running in separate terminals so they can send messages, report status, and spawn one another. It supports several popular CLIs through a single Rust binary with no background service, letting you split work, collect results, or ask one agent to check another’s changes.

Firebase Agent Skills is a collection of packaged instructions and scripts that help AI coding agents understand and work with Firebase. The bundle follows the open Agent Skills format and can be installed through the Agent Skills CLI, as a Gemini CLI extension, or through Claude and Codex plugin marketplaces. Manual copying is also documented for other compatible tools. It is not a standalone Firebase management application; its value depends on an agent environment that can load and apply the skills.

Plan a deck and generate Reveal.js HTML with tailored themes, multi-column layouts, callouts, charts, speaker notes, animations, and custom CSS. The workflow checks for slide overflow and reviews screenshots, while a browser editor lets you revise text without touching the markup. Presentations open without a build step; overflow checks and PDF export require the included Node dependencies.

yupi-skill packages the programmer Yupi's decision patterns, communication style, and selected experience into an agent skill. Once installed, an agent can answer questions about learning paths, job offers and interviews, AI-assisted coding, resume revision, technology choices, and entrepreneurship in an approximation of that perspective and tone. Identity and decision rules, voice patterns, and knowledge sources are stored separately and loaded progressively. Installation instructions are provided for Claude Code, Cursor, OpenClaw, and compatible environments.

LinkedIn Skills helps agents handle the content workflow from drafting posts, comments, and replies to auditing copy, reducing common AI patterns, improving profiles, and planning a posting cadence. Core writing runs inside supported agents such as Claude Code or Codex. Reading LinkedIn data can optionally use Apify, while automated publishing requires a separately configured Publora account and API credentials.

SwiftData Pro is an agent skill for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and other coding assistants. It guides work with @Model, @Query, predicates, indexes, migrations, relationships, iCloud synchronization, and newer API behavior, focusing on errors and outdated patterns that language models commonly miss. After installation, users can invoke it to review current API usage, identify useful indexes, improve model design, or help enable cloud support. The skill works inside an existing Apple-platform project rather than as a standalone database tool.

VueUse Skills is an experimental Agent Skills package that helps coding assistants select and apply VueUse composition utilities in Vue or Nuxt projects. It uses progressive disclosure, loading function overviews first and detailed usage or type declarations only when needed, which reduces context use and invented APIs while remaining offline-first. The target project still needs VueUse installed, and teams can override invocation policies in prompts or AGENTS.md.

MathLens is a Cursor Agent Skill that accepts a math problem as text or an image and carries it through analysis, visual explanation, storyboarding, voiceover generation, and Manim animation. Its workflow validates audio timing and writes synchronization details back into the storyboard before rendering. The repository includes initialization, TTS, structure-checking, validation, and rendering scripts for producing step-by-step teaching videos.

These skills teach coding assistants to use the Registry Broker API for live agent discovery across multiple protocols, identifier resolution, chat, and registration of agents or skills. Basic search and statistics are available from the CLI, while chat, registration, and some publishing flows require the relevant API credentials, ownership verification, or account balance.

Coro Code is a Rust terminal coding agent with an interactive UI plus built-in shell and file tools. It runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows and currently centers on OpenAI or OpenAI-compatible endpoints. Native Anthropic and Google support, tool-call permissions, and sandboxing are still listed on the roadmap, so users must set their own execution boundaries for now.

Repo-Docs gives coding agents a repeatable way to maintain living project documentation beside the source. It creates an orientation page, a walkthrough of one real behavior, a responsibility-focused code map, concept and evidence pages, a glossary, and change records with sync anchors. The output is designed to explain how the repository actually works, not merely list files, dump APIs, or preserve chat transcripts.

This skill collection guides Nature-oriented manuscripts from initial structure through revision, citation checks, figure planning, statistical reporting, submission review, and rebuttal responses. It emphasizes claim-to-evidence alignment rather than surface-level polishing and can be installed for Codex or Claude Code. The workflow targets selected scientific paper types and does not replace a journal's official author instructions.

Mercury Skills collects 132 SKILL.md playbooks across 23 categories in a searchable registry with detail pages, trending rankings, and local bookmarks. Skills can be installed through the Mercury CLI with version pinning and rollback safeguards, or copied directly into an agent’s skill directory. The same format is intended for Mercury, Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, Cursor, and Gemini CLI, while public JSON feeds let other tools consume the catalog.