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bencium-marketplace contains 14 installable skills covering UX design and audits, typography, marketing, software architecture, communication, and decision support. Users can add the full collection or select individual skills through the skills CLI. Because the packages use Markdown-based SKILL.md files, they can also be placed in the prompt or context directories of compatible tools such as Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor.

GenerateBlocks Skills gives AI coding assistants the block schemas, attribute ordering, dynamic-tag syntax, and layout patterns needed to build WordPress pages with GenerateBlocks. It covers static sections, query loops, ACF content, animations, full-site templates, and workflows for converting HTML, Elementor, or Figma designs. The installer supports several agents, and the repository includes reusable examples. The guidance was checked against Free 2.3 and Pro 2.6 source; some features were still beta, and Pro blocks require the corresponding plugin version.

Agora Flat provides web and desktop clients for creating, joining, and scheduling online classrooms. Teachers and participants can combine an interactive whiteboard with live audio, video, messaging, screen sharing, and course materials, then replay recorded classroom activity. The open-source client may be used commercially, but the project does not provide commercial customization, deployment assistance, or customer support.

Every PDF brings common document work into a Windows and macOS desktop application. Users can add text, signatures, images, and checkboxes, convert files, split or merge pages, apply watermarks, reorder pages, and add or remove password protection. Because its macOS code signature changed, users on older releases must manually install version 2.0.2 or later once before automatic updates will work again.

Repo Forensics scans untrusted agent repositories locally for prompt injection, malicious packages, MCP tool poisoning, credential access, data exfiltration, obfuscated execution, and compound attack chains. It can audit an existing agent stack or install hooks that block known package indicators before commands and run a broader review after clones or installs. Detection rules and vulnerability intelligence can be updated separately, and the scanner reports no telemetry.

Auto Clicker for macOS automates any mouse button or keyboard key at a chosen interval, with controls for presses per cycle, total repetitions, and delayed starts. Global shortcuts start and stop the sequence, the window can stay above other apps, and settings persist between sessions. It supports macOS 11 through 15, but the distributed app is not notarized, so first launch requires manually approving it in macOS security settings, with extra steps on Sequoia.

IRIS is a voice-first desktop assistant designed to execute actions across the operating system, applications, and connected Android devices. Its documented workflows include screen-region extraction, inline typing, web research, memory, and device control, with real-time voice interaction powered by Gemini Live. The public repository contains the desktop framework, interface, infrastructure, and selected integrations, while core orchestration and advanced execution components remain private under an open-core model.

Informed Patient guides Claude through a structured intake, evidence search, source review, and synthesis for questions about symptoms, diagnoses, or condition progression. It is designed to help users prepare for appointments and investigate possibilities, not to diagnose. Citations can still be hallucinated, so every source link and claimed finding should be checked.

swiftui-skills extracts Apple-authored SwiftUI and platform guidance from the user's local Xcode installation, then makes it available to AI coding agents for generation, refactoring, and review. This helps Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, and similar tools follow idiomatic Apple patterns without redistributing the documentation. Installers and native manifests can place the shared skill in several agent environments. Because the documentation is populated during setup, the full workflow requires a local Xcode installation containing the relevant source material.

electron-builder turns Electron or Proton Native projects into distributable macOS, Windows, and Linux packages. Developers configure targets, included files, code signing, and auto-update behavior in project settings, then run it from the command line or its JavaScript and TypeScript API. It supports formats such as DMG, NSIS, MSI, AppX, deb, rpm, and Snap.

Vexor creates reusable semantic indexes over files and source code so users can locate relevant material with natural-language queries. The same engine is available through a CLI, a Python API, and a built-in MCP server, with configurable embedding and reranking providers, hybrid keyword-plus-semantic ranking, and fully local model options. For agents such as Claude Code or Codex, the included skill and MCP server expose the same core search capability, so a workflow generally needs only one of those integrations.

CSharpGuidelines is a documentation collection for C# through version 14, covering coding rules, design principles, layout conventions, and companion Agent Skills. Teams can read the material on its website or build a full PDF and two-page cheatsheet from the repository, making it useful for shared coding standards and review practices. Building the PDFs requires the .NET 10 SDK and Google Chrome.

IPFS Desktop combines a full Kubo node, the IPFS Web UI, and operating-system tray shortcuts in one app for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Users can import and manage files, inspect peers, and explore content without working in a terminal. It can control an existing local node or install and run one for you, and it checks for application updates automatically.

WorkAny is a desktop AI agent that turns natural-language requests into file operations, code execution, and generated artifacts such as websites, documents, tables, and slides. It includes an isolated execution environment and live artifact previews, while supporting MCP servers, custom skills, and multiple model providers. It is aimed at users who want one workspace for varied computer tasks rather than a chat-only assistant.

HuLa is an instant-messaging application for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. It supports direct and group chat, contact and group management, file transfer, voice and video calls, and an integrated AI chat assistant. A complete deployment also requires the separate HuLa-Server repository. A web version is not currently supported, and direct macOS downloads may require handling certificate or quarantine warnings.

LlamaGPT provides a self-hosted, ChatGPT-style web interface backed by Llama 2 or Code Llama models, keeping conversations on the device. It can be installed from the umbrelOS app store or run on Apple Silicon, general Docker hosts, and Kubernetes. Model downloads and memory requirements vary considerably, and the current setup supports a fixed list of models rather than arbitrary custom models.

Create dashboards, admin panels, CRUD interfaces, and other internal applications with a visual low-code workflow aimed at developers. Users arrange tables, charts, forms, and other components on a canvas, connect them to databases or REST APIs through graphical actions, and deploy the resulting app. Real-time collaboration and automation are included for teams working on the same tool. The platform can be tried through its hosted cloud service or deployed under your own control using Docker, Docker Compose, or Kubernetes.

Mockoon lets developers define routes and responses in a desktop app and run mock servers locally without creating an account or deploying remotely. It supports OpenAPI, JSON templating, proxy forwarding, HTTPS, and request logs, while its CLI runs the same mocks in CI or headless environments. Team synchronization and hosted deployment are optional cloud features.