macos-llm-agents

Awesome Codex Skills organizes practical skills across development, productivity, communication, data analysis, and utility categories, often with a short use case and installation command. The catalog mixes skills stored in the repository with links to external projects, so it is useful for discovery but each item’s permissions, dependencies, and quality still need separate review.

Browserbase Skills adds installable browser workflows to Claude Code through the official browse CLI. An agent can automate local or remote browsing, test websites, capture detailed browser traces, infer APIs from observed traffic, or deploy browser automation as cloud functions. It can start an isolated local browser or reuse an existing Chrome session when cookies and sign-in state are needed.

The repository currently provides the `codex-dynamic-workflows` skill for supervised AI-agent workflows. It can organize a goal into subagents or simulated work packets, pause at approval gates, integrate results in the parent flow, verify the outcome, and retain reusable workflow artifacts. Users can install the skill in a compatible agent and invoke it when a task benefits from staged coordination and explicit oversight.

These agent skills help create and update common SAP S/4HANA records in public cloud, private cloud, and on-premise editions. They cover products, supplier invoices, purchase orders, business partners, service entry sheets, goods receipts, confirmations, communication setup, and a generic fallback, with CSRF handling, master-data lookup, idempotent batches, and transient retries. Users must configure tenant credentials, authentication, and the required communication arrangements before making changes.