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Xcode 27 Skills redistributes Apple-authored Agent Skills exported from Xcode 27 for coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex. The collection covers SwiftUI patterns, UIKit modernization, Swift Testing migration, C bounds safety, Xcode security hardening, and on-device verification. Each top-level directory is self-contained, so developers can install only the guidance relevant to a task. The repository is a convenience redistribution; rights to the underlying Apple material remain with Apple, and the repository grants no license over it.

Asgard Skills is an open-source collection of 301 coding-agent skills across 22 domains, including research theories, algorithms, business frameworks, Taiwan-specific knowledge, ecommerce, law, data, and operations. Each standalone SKILL.md packages methodology, judgment rules, and common pitfalls for a defined task. Some skills also include dependency-free Python scripts for deterministic calculations in finance, statistics, supply chains, and ranking. The collection feeds Asgard plugins combined with MCP servers, and individual skills can also be used on their own.

MCK PPT Design Skill gives AI agents a consulting-style presentation system backed by a Python generation engine. Its workflow locks each slide's layout and takeaway in an outline, loads only the relevant design guidance, calls a library of slide and chart patterns, and runs machine-readable checks before and after rendering. It suits repeatable business-deck production and requires Python with python-pptx and supporting dependencies.

BrandDocs is an agent-skill bundle and Python CLI for generating new Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files from an organization's existing templates. It extracts a reusable brand profile covering themes, styles, structure, layouts, logos, tables, and spreadsheet rules, then builds new documents from the original template shell so formulas and native formatting remain intact. Each format stays separate rather than being converted into another. The workflow is local-first, but the full repository and Python dependencies are required; LibreOffice and Poppler are recommended for visual quality checks.

Founder Skills bundles reusable Claude Code workflows for SOP creation, conversion review, product requirements, go-to-market planning, content hooks, lead magnets, and social writing. The pack can be installed in full or one skill at a time through npx or manual copying. A project-level FOUNDER_CONTEXT.md file lets users supply company details, audience, positioning, brand voice, and goals so the same workflows can be adapted to different businesses or clients.

Superior Skills adds agent workflows for strategy authoring, backtesting, opportunity scanning, structured trade theses, and deployment through Superior Trade and Hyperliquid. The skills work with OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, and other compatible clients, but require the platform API and a trading account. The repository warns that its backtests cover a specific historical window and do not guarantee future performance.

Goal Forge interviews a rough idea into a SPEC.md with user-approved, measurable completion criteria, challenges ambiguous requirements, compiles the result into a structured GOAL.md, and performs a read-only Codex configuration check. Its contract captures a scorecard, fast feedback loop, slower final validation, working-memory files, and an optional control surface so multi-hour /goal sessions can remain coherent. The suggested unattended configuration can grant broad filesystem access and disable approvals, so it is intended only for project paths the user has explicitly trusted.

This skill pack lets an AI agent operate NetEase Cloud Music through connected setup, command, and recommendation skills. It can search songs, albums, and playlists, manage playlists, fetch daily recommendations, and analyze liked tracks for genre, mood, language, artists, timing, and recent preference shifts. Setup requires Node.js 18 or newer, ncm-cli, a NetEase developer API key, and completed configuration and login authorization.

Skrun is a self-hostable, multi-model agent runtime that turns SKILL.md, AGENTS.md, or another instruction format into a POST /run endpoint. Its CLI initializes, versions, verifies, and invokes agents, while the runtime adds streaming events, asynchronous webhooks, tool calling, persistent state, an operator dashboard, and generated API documentation. Users bring their own model credentials, and the current self-hosted setup requires Node 20 or later with SQLite or Postgres.

This repository packages reusable Agent Skills for writing product requirements and reviewing completed implementations with Codex or compatible tools. You can install an individual skill through `npx skills`, GitHub CLI, or the Codex skill installer, either globally or for a specific environment. It also includes copyable `AGENTS.md` and `CLAUDE.md` templates for projects that need consistent agent instructions. The value is a small, focused workflow library rather than a standalone application or general-purpose agent runtime.

PLAID is a documentation-driven agent skill that guides founders through product discovery, validation, planning, design, launch, and roadmap execution. Structured conversations capture the user's background, audience, business intent, constraints, product direction, and desired experience, then produce artifacts such as a product idea, validation report, vision, PRD, roadmap, design specification, and go-to-market plan. It requires no additional runtime dependencies, but it is meant to run inside an AI coding environment that can load and follow the skill.

Thesis Defense PPTX Skill extracts content and candidate figures from a local PDF or LaTeX project, then places a concise defense narrative into a supplied PowerPoint template. It aims to preserve the template's cover, typography, colors, navigation, card styles, and aspect ratio while producing a genuinely editable PPTX rather than image-only slides. The workflow can export pages, build a contact sheet, detect text overflow, and scan for leftover template wording. Basic generation is cross-platform, but full quality checks are recommended on Windows with Microsoft PowerPoint.

Higgsfield AI Prompt Skill helps an agent turn a natural-language brief into a structured prompt covering model choice, camera, subject, look, and action. It adds platform-aware camera controls, genre recipes, character-consistency guidance, model selection, and troubleshooting for image and video work. The library is useful for ads, narrative scenes, and other cinematic production workflows. It only constructs and refines prompts; generation itself must be run through Higgsfield's CLI, MCP connector, bundled skills, or web platform.

goal-prompt-builder guides Claude through writing a Codex objective with five explicit sections: Objective, Scope, Constraints, Done when, and Stop if. It can detect the project type, read AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md rules, choose among scenario templates, and score the result for auditability before rendering a copy-ready command. It requires a Claude client with skill support and Codex CLI 0.128.0 or later, where the /goal command is available.

MedSci Skills is a collection for clinical and medical-AI research that spans literature search, study design, statistics, figures, manuscript drafting, reporting-guideline checks, citation audits, and model-engineering workflows. Basic use requires Python 3.9+ and a compatible agent host; some live-data tasks rely on additional MCP services.

Medusa Agent Skills packages framework conventions into task-focused plugins for AI coding agents. The plugins cover backend, admin, and storefront development, an interactive tutorial, ecommerce storefront practices, and Medusa Cloud management through its CLI. Claude Code users can install from the plugin marketplace, while other agents can copy skill directories and optionally configure related MCP assets. The collection is specifically for Medusa and guides an agent toward established architecture; it does not replace the application runtime or cloud account.

Qdrant Skills gives coding agents decision-oriented guidance for vector-search engineering. It covers scaling, quantization, performance, search quality, monitoring, deployment, tenant isolation, embedding-model migration, upgrades, and SDK use across several languages. Users can install the Qdrant Advisor to load matching guidance dynamically or keep the full set locally for offline triggering. The material acts as a solutions-architecture handbook explaining when and why to choose an approach and pointing to relevant documentation, rather than teaching Qdrant from scratch.

Kimi Skills gives AI agents dedicated workflows for creating and editing DOCX, PDF, and XLSX files. The skills cover structured document layouts, native charts, tracked changes, formulas, PivotTables, PDF processing, and output validation rather than basic text export alone. They can be installed together through npx, but each workflow relies on its own local toolchain, including combinations of .NET, Node.js, Python, Playwright, and OpenXML libraries.