Shape agent capabilities into your workflow.

Product Manager Skills equips Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Windsurf with reusable product-management workflows and reference material. It can turn vague requests into measurable problem framing, analyze SaaS health, critique PRDs and roadmaps, pressure-test priorities, support discovery, and coach career transitions. The core is inspectable Markdown for local or repository-based use, not a collaborative web application with approvals, comments, or sharing.

extract-design-system analyzes a public webpage for colors, typography, spacing, border radii, and shadows, then writes raw and normalized data plus W3C-compatible JSON tokens and CSS custom properties. The workflow is available as an agent skill, standalone CLI, and MCP server. It is intended to create reviewable starter tokens, not a component library or pixel-perfect clone. Extraction is single-page and public-site only, and dynamic or protected pages may produce incomplete results.

Cursor Agent Tools provides a Python framework for coding assistance with Claude, OpenAI, or locally hosted Ollama models. Agents can edit and analyze code, search projects, run approved terminal commands, inspect images, and call registered functions while a permission layer controls risky operations. Cloud providers require credentials, and local tool support depends on the selected model.

Embedded Debugger MCP connects AI clients to probe-rs for probe discovery, target control, memory access, breakpoints, flashing, and RTT communication. The same package includes setup-oriented CLI commands and a skill for Codex and Claude Code. Hardware work requires a compatible debug probe, a supported ARM Cortex-M or RISC-V target, and correct SWD or JTAG wiring; destructive erase and write operations are gated by configuration.

Heptabase CLI Skills gives skills-compatible agents a structured way to manage notes, journals, tags, cards, files, whiteboards, goals, courses, and lessons through the Heptabase command line. The package can be installed for Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, or other implementations of the Agent Skills specification. It is a skill layer for an existing CLI rather than a standalone Heptabase client, and should be refreshed when the CLI interface or declared compatibility range changes.

OMK is a provider-neutral control plane for Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and local coding agents. It routes work into scoped DAG lanes, verifies and measures execution, exposes MCP and context-budget state, and records artifacts that can be replayed; the monorepo also ships an interactive CLI, agent runtime, multi-provider LLM API, and operator TUI. OMK extensions and MCP servers support workflow integrations such as Slack or chat automation.

Literature Downloader Skill gives Chinese-speaking students and researchers a repeatable workflow for expanding search terms, collecting candidates, ranking relevance, checking publication indicators, and retrieving openly accessible PDF, HTML, or XML full text. It detects login pages, subscription barriers, 403 responses, and redirect pages instead of counting them as successful downloads, then produces readable Chinese reports and downloaded or pending lists. It avoids paywall bypasses and redirects restricted items to legitimate library, institutional, or author-contact options.

Awesome Gaussian Skills combines a searchable knowledge base of hundreds of 3D Gaussian Splatting, NeRF, and graphics methods with a set of focused agent skills. Researchers can use it to read papers, compare techniques across multiple dimensions, review implementations for known bug patterns, plan experiments, migrate NeRF ideas to 3DGS, or bridge CAD, mesh, and Gaussian representations. Each skill is a standalone SKILL.md package for compatible agents.

Trip Map Builder is an agent skill that extracts constraints from flight and hotel screenshots, groups stops by area, and researches restaurants and recent experiences through Dianping and Xiaohongshu. It produces a single-page HTML itinerary with a Leaflet map, daily timeline, navigation links, and payment labels, with an optional GitHub and Vercel deployment flow. The result is meant as a flexible pre-trip reference rather than a rigid hourly script, and the research workflow relies on OpenCLI and Chrome.

Venice Skills packages the Venice API into separate, on-demand Agent Skills for authentication, chat, Responses, embeddings, image generation, image editing, and other surface areas. Each folder contains a `SKILL.md` that an agent runtime can load when the corresponding endpoint is needed, and the catalog is maintained alongside the API specification. You can install the full `skills` directory or only selected folders into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Hermes, and compatible hosts. This is instruction material for agents, not a standalone Venice client.

Codex Skills Library packages common engineering workflows into small, reusable skills instead of requiring teams to repeat prompts. Its domains include codebase orientation, debugging, refactoring, tests, documentation, APIs, frontend and backend work, data, infrastructure, security, performance, reliability, architecture, and planning. Each skill is triggered through natural language and reveals its workflow only when relevant. Users browse the `skills/` directory, select the task they need, and can adapt or extend the library for their team.

This collection provides Agent Skills and plugins for Expo and React Native development. Installed through supported Codex, ChatGPT, or Claude plugin flows, the workflows can generate platform-aware app icons, scaffold projects from templates, create local Android and iOS release artifacts, and add a shared cross-platform theming system. The repository is aimed at mobile developers who want coding agents to handle repetitive setup and platform-specific details. Individual plugins may still require their companion CLI, an OpenAI-backed image service, or local Android and Xcode build tooling.

DingTalk Wukong Skills is a multi-skill collection extracted from Wukong v0.9.2 for Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, and similar agents. It covers DingTalk OA, tasks, calendars, and documents; Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF handling; and travel or local-information queries for 12306, Ctrip, and Dianping. A skill-creation utility is included. Because the repository nests skills across several directories, installation must use full-depth discovery. The package reflects a specific Wukong release rather than a live DingTalk client.

Manage Linear work without leaving Claude Code: create projects and sub-issues, update statuses, apply labels, and sync batches of code changes. The skill supports simple MCP actions alongside TypeScript SDK scripts and direct GraphQL queries, so teams can move from routine commands to more customized automation. A Linear API key is required.

Kasetto is a declarative CLI for keeping AI-agent environments consistent across projects, machines, and teams. A YAML file and lockfile define skills, commands, MCP configurations, and instruction files, which can then be synchronized into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and many other agents. It also supports composable configs, private repositories, locked CI runs, and secret injection from existing credential managers.

Use Claude Code to run an ongoing D&D 5e campaign with dice rolls, combat, NPCs, character state, and story progress preserved between sessions. An optional companion can stream narration and party status to a TV or tablet while players submit actions from their phones. The skill is built specifically for Claude Code.

Kodo assigns a goal to coding backends such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, or Kimi and coordinates repeated work cycles with independent verification. It can implement features, run improvement reviews, test software through realistic user workflows, and fix findings from earlier runs, with effort levels controlling how aggressively agents iterate. At least one supported coding-agent backend must be installed.

Modular Skills gives AI coding agents official, task-specific guidance for working with Mojo and the MAX platform. The collection can be installed all at once or skill by skill, with workflows for starting projects, handling Mojo–Python interoperability, importing model architectures, and debugging output divergence. It augments an existing coding agent rather than serving as a standalone development environment.