Shape agent capabilities into your workflow.

Install this Claude skill to tailor a resume for one role or a small batch of job descriptions using material already stored in Markdown. The workflow researches the role and company, identifies relevant real experience, scores the fit, and assembles a targeted resume without inventing qualifications. It assumes you have an existing Markdown resume library and is packaged for installation through Claude's skill interface or skills directory.

Deep Discovery adds a Codex skill that interrogates a topic with 100 questions before you commit to a design, plan, or strategy. Each question builds on the previous answer, helping surface hidden assumptions, missing constraints, and weak decisions. It routes the process through focused patterns for architecture, code review, plugin and skill audits, product strategy, trading systems, or general analysis, making it useful as a deliberate pre-execution review step.

Software Tailor Skills Library packages a custom-software consulting workflow into reusable Claude skills. Its modules cover niche research, discovery questions, project blueprints, value-based pricing, proposals, feature prioritization, onboarding, demonstrations, maintenance, bug triage, and follow-on work. The ZIP packages are meant for entrepreneurs using AI coding tools to serve B2B clients, including people without a traditional development background. Revenue figures in the examples illustrate the author’s method rather than guaranteed business outcomes.

Choose from standalone skills for querying public datasets, generating charts and Sankey diagrams, or creating SVG logos and graphics. Claude Code users can install the corresponding marketplace plugins, while other Agent Skills-compatible tools can copy the desired skill directory. This repository extends an existing agent workflow rather than providing a separate data or design application.

fallow-skills gives coding agents practical command knowledge for auditing JavaScript and TypeScript projects with fallow. Natural-language requests can uncover unused files, exports and dependencies, duplication, circular dependencies, complexity hotspots, architecture violations, design-system drift, and changed-code risk. The skill also explains JSON output, requires dry runs before fixes, and uses tracing to investigate false positives. Fallow must be installed, while its optional runtime layer adds hot-path and cold-path evidence.

SKILL.mk proposes a Makefile-based specification and toolset for agent skill documents. Workflows become explicit targets and dependency graphs, allowing a dedicated loader to fetch only the recipe associated with the current keyword instead of injecting the whole skill at once. Because the document is also runnable, it can be verified and audited through Git history, invocation statistics, or other checks, and a conversion script helps translate existing SKILL.md collections. This is a proposed skill-document format rather than a standalone end-user application.

These skills let compatible agents create and inspect Weaviate collections, run keyword, vector, or hybrid searches with filters, and import data including PDFs and multi-vector records. The repository also includes end-to-end cookbooks for data explorers, chatbots, agents, and several RAG patterns, with installation through npx, Claude Code plugins, or a manual clone.

BibiGPT Skill routes video and audio tasks through a desktop CLI, remote MCP server, OpenAPI, or Codex plugin. Its workflows cover quick summaries, chapter-level deep dives, transcript extraction, article rewrites, batch processing, multi-source research, and exports to Notion, Obsidian, or local files. The remote MCP option uses OAuth without a local install, while other modes require the BibiGPT client or service endpoints.

Forge is a local-first Claude Code persona engine with separate workflows for modeling yourself and approximating another person's voice and interaction patterns. A self persona can support reflection and multi-agent decision discussions, while a person persona can be used for memory-based role dialogue. The repository includes parsers for chats, diaries, and social material, plus local persona files, validation, versioning, and decision logs. It is explicitly intended for personal memory and emotional healing, not harassment, tracking, or privacy invasion.

Awesome Claude Corporate Skills groups 166 skills across 14 business areas, including leadership, finance, HR, marketing, sales, legal, operations, engineering, product, and analytics. Teams can copy a full role or individual SKILL.md folders into Claude Code, use the repository as a Cowork workspace, or reference the instructions through the Claude API. The collection mixes custom, Anthropic-sourced, and community material, so teams can select and review what fits their standards.

Wizards of the Ghosts is an unofficial Hermes Agent skill pack that maps 123 fantasy spell and skill names to practical modes for investigation, planning, monitoring, repair, messaging, and automation. Its generated surfaces can be installed into Hermes or OpenClaw, and the same spells are exposed as slash commands in Claude Code. The pack is mainly procedural Markdown that guides reasoning and operating patterns inside an existing agent session. References to external APIs or systems do not mean the repository ships dedicated integrations for them.

Harness Starter Kit helps an agent inspect a repository and add the smallest useful set of instructions, constraints, feedback loops, memory, checks, and evaluation records. Its prompt-first commands cover doctor, adopt, review, update, and refresh, while preserving existing architecture. The kit documents operating context; it does not by itself prove better agent outcomes.

OpenHarness connects to local models such as Ollama or to cloud APIs, then reads, edits, and searches code, runs commands, uses MCP servers, delegates to sub-agents, and operates headlessly in CI. Permission modes, command-risk analysis, file checkpoints, automatic Git commits, and post-edit verification make agent changes easier to inspect and undo. It requires Node.js 18+.

VibePod gives you one CLI for launching Claude, Codex, Gemini, and other coding agents in separate Docker or Podman containers. It records usage and HTTP traffic locally, then exposes a dashboard for side-by-side comparisons. A compatible container runtime is required.

ORCH deploys teams of Claude, Codex, Cursor, Pi, or arbitrary command-line workers, turns goals into tasks, and coordinates parallel execution with waiting, retries, reviews, and status tracking. Coding agents work in isolated Git worktrees and branches so changes do not reach the main branch until explicitly approved. Its shell adapter also allows the same orchestration engine to run editorial, analytics, operations, or other CLI-based processes.

AgencyBench V2 covers six capabilities across game, frontend, backend, code, research, and MCP work, with 32 real-world long-horizon scenarios and 138 tasks. A user-simulation agent supplies iterative feedback while a Docker sandbox runs functional and visual checks using rule-based, vision-based, and LLM judges. Scenarios require model and evaluator configuration, and game or frontend cases also need the remote Docker sandbox.

Codex Infinity extends the OpenAI Codex CLI with automatic next steps, testing, new improvement ideas, and chained goals. It can continue after each response or start another goal when one finishes, while detecting model providers from available credentials. Use it when unattended continuation is intentional, since the agent can keep making changes.

DvalinCode targets regulated teams that need AI coding under explicit policy, local data controls, and reviewable run records. Chat stays read-only, Cowork previews and asks for each write, while Code can run routines; the runtime also imports scanner findings into isolated remediation worktrees and supports OpenAI-compatible or local models.