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Find skills across project, user, and Claude plugin directories, match them semantically to requests, and inject selected instructions into an OpenCode session. The plugin can restore skill context after compaction and includes helpers for reading files or running skill scripts. OpenCode now has native skill support, so this maintenance-mode plugin is mainly for users who need those extra behaviors.

This repository packages creative production, presentations, video, Google Workspace, advertising analysis, and other workflows as portable SKILL.md modules. Users can install the collection across Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, and related agents, while some skills still require local tools such as ffmpeg, Node, Python, or credentials for external services.

X2Strategy turns quantitative-finance papers, drafts, reports, or text ideas into structured strategy specifications before generating Backtrader code. It parses multiple formats, extracts indicators, signal logic, execution details and risk controls, validates syntax and framework structure, runs backtests, and diagnoses deviations from reported performance. Ambiguities can be flagged for human review and supplemented with user instructions or verified references. A Python environment and model API key are required, and outputs are not automatically suitable for live trading.

Project Architect is a documentation-first agent skill for converting an idea into an implementation-ready blueprint. It asks structured discovery questions, then produces a specification, technical implementation plan, ordered task list with file targets and acceptance criteria, an optional branding guide, and a single synthesized prompt for a coding agent. Each document is presented for review before the workflow advances. The skill follows the Agent Skills specification and can be installed across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, and many other coding agents.

awp-skill exposes RootNet testnet actions for reading protocol state, managing stake positions and allocations, working with worknets, participating in governance, and watching real-time events. Read-only queries do not require a wallet, while staking and other transactions do. Guided onboarding, transaction links, balance notices, and session recovery support repeated use.

Markdown Exporter works as an Agent Skill, a Dify plugin, or a Python command-line tool. It converts Markdown into formats including DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, PDF, HTML, Jupyter Notebook, CSV, JSON, XML, and language-specific code files, with processing kept local. Custom templates can style Word documents and PowerPoint decks. Slide conversion expects Pandoc-style presentation syntax, while spreadsheet and other table-oriented outputs are driven primarily by Markdown tables.

SSH-Studio gives Linux and GNOME users a visual editor for `~/.ssh/config`, with host search, common connection fields, and inline checks for duplicates or invalid ports. It also offers raw and diff views, connection testing, command copying, key generation or import, backups, and atomic saves. When installed through Flatpak, testing an SSH connection may require an additional sandbox permission override.

Arroxy is an open-source desktop downloader for Windows, macOS, and Linux built around yt-dlp. Paste a URL to save videos, Shorts, channels, playlists, subtitles, podcasts, or audio-only files from more than 2,000 supported sites, including available 4K, high-frame-rate, and HDR streams. Processing stays local, and normal use does not require an account or exported cookies. Optional cookie support is available for age-restricted or members-only content, but enabling automated cookie access may create account risk on the source platform.

AgentBox moves a project and supported agent settings into isolated environments so Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and similar tools can run in parallel on local Docker or supported cloud providers. Each box offers persistent shells plus browser and editor access, can resume quickly from checkpoints, and keeps Git credentials on the host. Local use requires macOS or Linux, Docker, and Node 20.10 or newer.

public-agent-skills shares one author's working collection for development, documentation, content, research, and automation tasks, plus a script that copies skills into several agent-specific directories. It is useful as a reference for practical personal workflows rather than a universal catalog. The repository explicitly recommends reviewing every document, script, and dependency before installation because the skills are highly individualized.

Hermes Agent Idea Workflow structures the pre-build phase before any coding begins. It can capture an idea in a lightweight mode or guide a full interview that produces a design document, an optional UI brief, an implementation specification, and a single-file handoff for another agent. A review gate marks the package as pass, pass with changes, or fail before handing it to a Superpowers-based build process. The workflow itself does not implement the product and remains in beta field testing.

Use feishu-docx to move Feishu or Lark documents, Sheets, Bitables, and entire Wiki spaces into Markdown while preserving useful structure and local assets. The CLI and terminal UI can also create documents, append Markdown, update individual blocks, and import WeChat articles. It supports tenant credentials or OAuth, while browser-based export and PDF output require optional packages. Access to private content still depends on the permissions granted to the configured app or user.

Skyll exposes a REST API and MCP server that searches multiple skill sources, ranks matches, and returns complete SKILL.md content with optional references. Agents can choose and load instructions during a task instead of relying on preinstalled skills. A hosted service is available, or teams can self-host the server for more control.

OpenCovibe wraps Claude Code and Codex in a local-first desktop interface with visual tool cards, syntax-highlighted diffs, project files, and replayable session history. Users can resume or fork runs and switch among multiple model providers without restarting the app. Data stays on the machine, although remote model APIs still need network access, and macOS is currently the most thoroughly tested platform.

This repository contains the hands-on exercises for a RubyConf workshop on building basic desktop applications with Ruby and Glimmer DSL for LibUI. Learners install the gem, run the included examples, and progress through interface tasks, MVC architecture, and optional application scaffolding on macOS, Windows, or Linux. It is instructional workshop material designed to accompany a presentation and video, not an end-user desktop application.

Patterns.dev Skills packages 58 development patterns for JavaScript, React, and Vue as independently installable agent skills. Users can add an entire technology stack or select individual topics such as hooks, singletons, composables, AI interface patterns, streaming SSR, code splitting, or rendering strategies. The collection gives coding agents concise prose and code examples for implementation decisions. It deliberately omits the animations, diagrams, sandboxes, and other visual walkthroughs available on the full patterns.dev website.

humanize contains two static, dependency-free agent skills. One rewrites or generates prose using nine research-derived levers for rhythm, specificity, voice, and structure; the other examines nine categories of signals associated with AI-generated writing. The rules draw on more than 50 sources and work across many agents, though any detection-style judgment remains sensitive to changing methods and imperfect signals.

This collection gives Claude 31 reusable workflows for analytics work, from validating data and SQL to diagnosing metric changes and communicating results. After a user describes the task, Claude selects an appropriate workflow, asks for the minimum context, states assumptions, and returns a consistent output; when inputs are incomplete, it proceeds with those gaps made explicit.