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KeeWeb can create password vaults or open KDBX databases produced by KeePass, KeePassXC, and compatible tools. It runs in a browser or as a desktop application on Linux, Windows, and macOS. Vaults may remain as local files or be stored through Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive, and the web edition can be self-hosted for greater control over deployment.

PicList extends PicGo with cloud file management for S3-compatible storage, Aliyun OSS, Tencent COS, GitHub, WebDAV, SFTP, and other providers. It can browse, search, delete, and batch-rename remote files, sync configuration and gallery data across devices, and process images with compression, watermarks, resizing, rotation, and format conversion. It also integrates with Typora, Obsidian, and most existing PicGo plugins.

This agent skill gives coding assistants 70 Playwright guides with TypeScript and JavaScript examples for authoring tests, debugging failures, CI, CLI automation, page objects, and migrations. You can install the whole repository or only the relevant skill pack, and the agent loads the appropriate guidance on demand. Its documented coverage targets Playwright 1.61 and recent releases.

Use tld to map and maintain complex software architecture through a C4-inspired visual workspace. Diagrams can be edited in the UI or managed from the CLI, YAML files, and an agent skill, with Mermaid import and export plus links back to editors and GitHub. The standalone binary includes the web app and can run offline with SQLite or be self-hosted; PostgreSQL deployments require pgvector.

TermCanvas places terminals on a zoomable spatial canvas organized by project, Git worktree, and session, making parallel coding agents easier to monitor. You can see agent state, reopen conversations, inspect diffs and repository status in place, and use the bundled CLI or Hydra toolkit to launch isolated workers. It runs as a desktop app on macOS, Windows, and Linux; the described cloud runtime is still a roadmap item.

This tool controls a signed-in Windows WeChat client through UI Automation to send text, image URLs, local images, and files to named contacts or groups. Agents can use the included skill or one-shot CLI without running a background service, while longer-lived integrations can use the Flask HTTP API and message queue. It does not hook the client or implement the WeChat protocol, but the desktop client must stay signed in and the Windows UI Automation and clipboard environment must remain available; recipient names must match WeChat exactly.

AgentSkillsHub continuously collects Agent Skills, MCP servers, Codex skills, and other agent tools from GitHub. Its web directory and API provide search, filtering, quality scores, security grades, trending lists, rising projects, and related-project views. The classifications and scores are generated through scheduled synchronization, deduplication, enrichment, and multi-dimensional rule-based analysis.

This collection provides domain-focused Claude skills for security, privacy, legal, and governance work across frameworks such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, FedRAMP, PCI DSS, and the EU AI Act. The skills support gap assessments, first-draft policies, control narratives, evidence preparation, document review, and technical recommendations tied to specific regulatory requirements.

Bloom turns a topic, uploaded source, or project files into a guided learning experience with a syllabus, lessons, annotations, feedback, evaluation, and summaries. It can run as a portable Claude Code tutoring skill or as a self-hosted web app. The web mode requires an OpenAI-compatible model API key, while the CLI mode uses Claude Code directly.

Canvas MCP gives students and educators more than ninety tools for Canvas LMS, covering assignments, to-do items, course information, grades, teaching workflows, and bulk grading. Five Agent Skills package common student and educator routines. It can be installed as a Claude Desktop extension or a standard MCP server and requires the institution's Canvas API URL plus a personal access token.

Agent-Skills-Hunter collects portable skill packages for creative work, Office documents, Obsidian, development, testing, debugging, orchestration, Git workflows, and integrations. Each skill is organized around a `SKILL.md` file and may include scripts, templates, or references. The included skillctl tool can search, enable, disable, and update selected skills for compatible environments such as Claude, Codex, Copilot, or Gemini. It is a library of implemented skills and a management entry point, not one application that runs every workflow by itself.

Use this curated directory to browse official resources and community skills for development, productivity, DevOps, data work, writing, and design across multiple coding assistants. It also provides an online search experience and several example skills. Its installer handles only the examples bundled in this repository, not every third-party project listed.

Lichtblick gives robotics developers an integrated interface for visualizing data and diagnosing system behavior. It runs directly in a browser without installation, or as a desktop application on Linux, Windows, and macOS, and it can also be self-hosted with Docker. Building from source requires Node.js. Linux users choosing the .tar.gz package may need to install missing desktop libraries manually.

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.

hands-on-deck gives AI agents one CLI, deck.py, for inspecting, editing, creating, and verifying PowerPoint files. Agents can read shapes and formatting, change text, styles, themes, images, geometry, notes, and slide settings, or create new slides through the same writer. Changes arrive as atomic JSON patches: every operation is prevalidated, errors report actionable slide details, and a rejected patch leaves the deck untouched. HTML and CSS can be used as a layout-measurement source, then compiled into patches that share the same lint, render, diff, and repair workflow.

SJMCL manages multiple Minecraft directories and instances on Windows, macOS, and Linux, including saves, mods, resource packs, shaders, screenshots, and settings. It can download game clients, loaders, and packs from CurseForge or Modrinth, and supports Microsoft accounts plus compatible third-party authentication servers. Extensions, deep links, and MCP services add automation options; the launcher is not an official Mojang or Microsoft product.

Micro-Drama-Skills provides a Claude Skills workflow for producing a 25-episode short drama, with roughly 30 seconds per episode. It creates scripts, character definitions, six-panel storyboards, and project configuration, then can call Gemini and Veo for images and video before submitting batches to a Seedance workflow. The project is intended for tools that load Claude Skills and requires users to configure the Python environment and the relevant media-generation APIs.

PanWriter is a distraction-free Markdown editor built around two practical workflows: a preview that renders pages and page breaks, and Pandoc integration for importing or exporting formats such as HTML, DOCX, LaTeX, and EPUB. Layout changes appear immediately in the preview, making it useful for writers who care about the shape of the final document rather than only raw Markdown. Pandoc must be installed separately for most export formats.