Agent skills, plugin collections, courses and reference lists for coding agents and the people who use them.
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People installing portable skills into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and similar agents.
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Writes files onto the machine. Treat a skill as untrusted code and instructions until you have read it. Example: npx skills add techhorizonlabs/thl-open.
People running long research jobs in Claude Code or Codex, or using the hosted site.
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pip install writes skills, hooks and project files. Runs need network and write access. Hosted product at hyperresearch.ai is a separate account. MIT. Check what the vault stores before pointing it at private material.
Public site. Skills and prompts are instructions; tools in the directory may need their own accounts. Indexes on 27 Oct 2026: 67 skills, 206 tools, 1217 prompt titles. Indexes are names and notes, not skill bodies or prompt text. Some academy tool pages carry partner flags; Gearlist omits referral parameters.
Claude Code users installing plugins with /plugin.
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Claude Code adds this marketplace on first interactive session. A plugin can install MCP servers and write config. Review a plugin before enabling it. Names and homepages are in indexes/claude-plugins-official.json. Not a security audit of each plugin.
People searching for community skills at their own risk.
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Unvetted. Individual skills keep their upstream licences. Anonymous API is rate limited. Treat a listed skill as untrusted code until you have read it. Optional paid API plans.
An independent community library of 818 cybersecurity skills in the agentskills.io format, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, NIST CSF 2.0 and related frameworks. Not affiliated with Anthropic.
Security practitioners whose agents need structured playbooks for authorised testing, defence and education.
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Install with npx skills add mukul975/Anthropic-Cybersecurity-Skills. Apache-2.0. Includes offensive and dual-use techniques. Use only on systems you own or have written permission to test. A listed skill is not a security audit of your environment.
People who want those playbooks and quality gates on Claude Code or a compatible host.
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Claude Code: claude plugin marketplace add yonatangross/orchestkit && claude plugin install ork@orchestkit, then /ork:setup. Hooks read tool events and write local metrics under ~/.local/state/orchestkit/. Prompt text is not recorded. Network telemetry is off unless you set a destination. MIT.
People whose agents design or review UI in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI or an MCP client.
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Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add plugin87/ux-ui-agent-skills then /plugin install ux-ui-agent-skills@ux-ui-agent-skills. Other hosts: npx ux-ui-agent-skills init, or Homebrew plugin87/tap/ux-ui-agent-skills. MCP is claude mcp add ux-ui-gates -- npx -y --package=ux-ui-agent-skills ux-ui-mcp. 34 of the 52 gates open a real browser using Chrome on the machine or npx playwright install chrome. Live demo needs no install. MIT.
Open-source Claude Code skills for growth experiments, sales pipeline, content ops, outbound, SEO, finance and related marketing workflows, published by Single Grain.
Marketing and sales teams whose coding agent should run those playbooks.
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Clone the repo, then copy each skill directory (SKILL.md plus any scripts, references or agents) into your agent's skills folder. Categories also ship Python scripts; pip install -r requirements.txt and fill .env with the API keys that category needs. Local usage logs live at ~/.ai-marketing-skills/analytics/. Remote telemetry stays off until you opt in. MIT.
People building agent UIs on React 19, Tailwind CSS 4 and shadcn/ui.
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Start from a shadcn/ui project, then npx shadcn@latest add deeplethe/solid-glass/solid-glass and import the stylesheet after Tailwind and shadcn. Extra components such as status-glyph install the same way. MIT.
People who want a product launch video directed from their site inside Claude Code.
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npx skills add AbubakrChan/product-launch-motion. Needs Claude Code, Node 20 or later, Playwright, FFmpeg, and Python with numpy. Renders on the local machine. MIT on the skill and references. The sample films belong to Cheerful, and the MIT licence doesn't cover them.
A local Python CLI and Claude Code skill that crawls a site, scores technical rules, optionally has the Jev model from TypeSafe judge each page, and writes a PDF, Excel tracker and Markdown from one audit record.
People who want a live site audit with ranked, evidence-linked fixes from a homepage URL.
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Python 3.10 or later. git clone, then python3 -m venv and pip install -r requirements.txt. WeasyPrint needs Pango. Set TYPESAFE_API_KEY in .env for Jev judgments; without it the audit still runs as a partial audit. Optional PAGESPEED_API_KEY, and for --full DATAFORSEO_USERNAME and DATAFORSEO_PASSWORD. Optional Playwright Chromium for JavaScript-only pages. Reports land under jev-seo-reports/. Claude Code: ln -s the clone into ~/.claude/skills/jev-seo. MIT. Bundled fonts are SIL. Jev citability answers are model judgments of a page.
A local CLI, Electron app and Claude Code skill that crawls a site, scores technical, content and AI-crawler checks, and writes console, JSON, HTML, Markdown or LLM XML reports.
People who want a local site audit they can run from a terminal, a desktop window or Claude Code.
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Node.js 20.3 or later. npm install -g @seomator/seo-audit, then seomator audit URL. For Core Web Vitals, npx playwright install chromium. Audits land in ~/.seomator by default; seomator serve binds loopback with a per-launch token. Claude Code: npx skills add seo-skills/seo-audit-skill. MIT. This entry covers the open-source audit engine only.
A design skill that picks a theme, builds a self-contained HTML page from your brief, and lints it in a browser for contrast, layout and common machine-made tells.
People who want a coding agent to design a page with a named theme and a local lint pass.
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npx skills add nutlope/hallmark -g. Needs Node 18 or later. Browser checks need puppeteer-core and Chrome; static checks still run without them. MIT. Bundled photo index points at Wikimedia Commons; each photograph keeps its own licence and is credited on the page.
People who want a spec-plan-TDD workflow in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other coding agents.
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Claude Code: /plugin install superpowers@claude-plugins-official. Other harnesses have their own plugin install in the README. Optional visual companion loads a logo from primeradiant.com with the Superpowers version; set SUPERPOWERS_DISABLE_TELEMETRY to turn that off. MIT.
People who want a coding agent to work from a written spec, a bug report, or an idea assessment rather than jumping straight to code.
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Python 3.11 or later and uv. uv tool install specify-cli, then specify init my-project --integration copilot (or another listed agent). Bug-fix and assessment extensions are specify extension add bug and specify extension add assess. Community catalog listings are unvetted. MIT.
Technical marketers and founders who want a coding agent to help with CRO, copy, SEO and measurement.
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npx skills add coreyhaines31/marketingskills. From inside Claude Code, pass -a claude-code so it lands in .claude/skills. Claude Code plugin: /plugin marketplace add coreyhaines31/marketingskills then /plugin install marketing-skills. MIT. Verified partners fund the library and sit beside the integrations; the README says they do not change what the core skills recommend.
People who want a coding agent to draw an architecture, sequence or explainer page they can share as one file.
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npx skills add tt-a1i/archify -g. Optional preview binds a random port on 127.0.0.1. Archify may GET a stable-release manifest to show an update reminder; set ARCHIFY_UPDATE_CHECK_DISABLED=1 to turn that off. Third-party paid services listed in the README are run by those providers. Apache-2.0.
People who want a coding agent to brief them on a person, product or topic from recent public conversation.
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Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add mvanhorn/last30days-skill then /plugin install last30days. Other hosts: npx skills add mvanhorn/last30days-skill -g. Reddit, HN, Polymarket and GitHub work with no keys. Extra sources need API keys or a logged-in browser. Needs Python 3.12 or later. MIT.
People who want a coding agent to interview them, write a spec, then implement with tests and a review.
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Claude Code: claude plugin install mattpocock-skills@claude-plugins-official. Other hosts: npx skills@latest add mattpocock/skills. Pick the plugin or the copied files for each agent; installing both puts every skill in twice. Run /setup-matt-pocock-skills once per repo. MIT.
People who want a coding agent to filter and prepare applications on their own machine.
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npx @santifer/career-ops init, then open your coding agent in that folder. Claude Code plugin: /plugin marketplace add career-ops-hq/career-ops then /plugin install career-ops@career-ops. Data stays in the workspace (plugin installs use ~/career-ops-data). It drafts CVs, cover letters and emails; it never POSTs an application or sends mail. MIT.
People who want named specialist skills on Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and other hosts.
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Needs Git, Bun 1.4.2 or later, and Node on Windows. git clone --single-branch --depth 1 https://github.com/garrytan/gstack.git ~/.claude/skills/gstack && cd ~/.claude/skills/gstack && ./setup. Other hosts: ./setup --host auto. Team mode runs a silent hourly update check. MIT.
People who want to drop named specialist agents into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and other hosts.
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Native app at https://agencyagents.app, or brew install --cask msitarzewski/agency-agents/agency-agents. From a clone: ./scripts/install.sh --tool claude-code, or --tool with another listed host. Install a subset with --division or --agent. OpenCode currently registers about 119 agents and drops the rest. MIT.
Firms that want Claude to draft models, memos and reconciliations under a qualified reviewer's control.
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Claude Code: claude plugin marketplace add anthropics/financial-services, then claude plugin install financial-analysis@claude-for-financial-services and the named agents you need. Cowork: Settings, Plugins, Add plugin, paste the repo URL. The README says nothing here is investment, legal, tax or accounting advice, and agents do not execute trades or post to a ledger. MCP data connectors may need a provider subscription. Apache-2.0.
People who want a ready-made Claude Code stack of agents, commands and MCP installs.
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npx claude-code-templates@latest, then pick components, or pass --agent, --command, --mcp, --hook or --setting with --yes. The CLI sends anonymous usage tracking to aitmpl.com by default; set CCT_NO_TRACKING=true to turn it off. Analytics, chats and health-check are extra flags on the same CLI. Bundled third-party skills keep their original licences. MIT.
People who want a coding agent to answer from a book or internal docs they own.
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npx skills add virgiliojr94/book-to-skill. Then /book-to-skill ./my-book.pdf. Extraction runs on your machine and the tool uploads nothing, but if your agent uses a cloud model, the text goes to that provider like any prompt. The MIT licence covers the converter. Books you process keep their own copyright. Keep generated skills of copyrighted books private. MIT.
People who want Claude Code or Codex to edit talking-head or launch videos from local files.
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git clone https://github.com/browser-use/video-use then symlink the repo into your agent's skills directory. Needs ffmpeg and an ElevenLabs API key for transcription. uv sync or pip install -e . Hosted product is on a waitlist at video-use.com. MIT.
Builders who want a coding agent to produce a shareable launch clip from the current repo.
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npx skills add https://github.com/latent-spaces/brag --skill brag. Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add latent-spaces/brag then /plugin install brag@brag. Needs Node 22 or later and ffmpeg. Hyperframes via npx hyperframes. Hosted shortcut is letsbrag.app. Bundled music is CC BY 4.0 from ende.app. MIT.
Teams who want each change to leave notes the next agent can read.
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Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add EveryInc/compound-engineering-plugin then /plugin install compound-engineering. Cursor: /add-plugin compound-engineering. Codex CLI: codex plugin marketplace add EveryInc/compound-engineering-plugin then codex plugin add compound-engineering@compound-engineering-plugin. Existing installs must refresh the marketplace before /plugin update. /lfg can push, open a PR and watch CI; it merges only if you grant that. MIT.
People who want a coding agent to inspect a video as evidence.
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Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add bradautomates/claude-video then /plugin install watch@claude-video. Also npx skills add bradautomates/claude-video -g --skill watch. Needs Python 3.10 or later, ffmpeg and yt-dlp. Default Gemini engine uploads videos to Google; --engine local keeps extraction on the machine. Cookie files and --cookies-from-browser are opt-in. Claude Chat and Cowork are unsupported. MIT.
Teams who want agents to search a living wiki of the code.
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npm install -g openwiki. Needs Node 22.22.0 or later. Then openwiki integrations install claude (or codex, cursor, opencode). Uses the coding agent's existing model session. openwiki visualize serves 127.0.0.1 only; the graph page still loads libraries from a public CDN. Native CLI init writes provider keys to ~/.openwiki/.env. MIT.
People who keep research in an Obsidian vault and want Claude to file, cite and query it.
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claude plugin marketplace add AgriciDaniel/claude-obsidian then claude plugin install claude-obsidian@agricidaniel-claude-obsidian. Needs Python 3.11 or later. Notes Claude reads are sent to Claude like any other prompt. Web research and remote models stay off until you allow them for a task. The vault stays as local Markdown. The plugin has no telemetry. MIT.
People who want a coding agent to reject generic output before it lands in the repo.
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npx antislop-ai. The npm name antislop is a different package. Also npx skills add miqdadbadjuber/anti-slop. Optional mode preference is ~/.config/antislop/settings.json. There is no antislop coin, token or fundraise. MIT.
People who want Claude Code to score a site for AI citation and crawler access.
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curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zubair-trabzada/geo-seo-claude/main/install.sh | bash; read the script before running it. Needs Python 3.10+ and Claude Code. Dependencies go into ~/.claude/skills/geo/.venv/. /geo audit fetches the target URL. Optional Playwright takes screenshots. Prospect files live in ~/.geo-prospects/ and stay after uninstall. MIT.
People who want Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or similar tools to follow a shared workflow skill.
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npx skills add sharpdeveye/maestro copies skills into the provider folders in the project. For a live MCP server, add npx -y maestro-workflow-mcp to the client config (stdio). npx maestro-workflow-mcp --http --port 3001 serves /mcp on that port on every interface. /capture writes .maestro/ with context.md, decisions.jsonl, audit.jsonl and session files; session data is gitignored by default. MIT.
People who want Claude Code or Codex plugins for planning, implementation and pull-request review.
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curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/closedloop-ai/claude-plugins/main/install.sh | bash; read the script before running it. Needs Claude Code, Python 3.11+ and jq. It registers the closedloop-ai marketplace and installs code, code-review, platform and self-learning at user scope under ~/.claude/plugins, with auto-update on. claude /plugin marketplace install closedloop is the interactive path. Codex: codex plugin marketplace add https://github.com/closedloop-ai/claude-plugins then add closedloop-core@closedloop-ai. /code-review:start writes inline GitHub pull-request comments. self-learning writes under .learnings/; org share uses CLAUDE_ORG_ID. bootstrap writes .claude/agents and .closedloop-ai/. The README calls this an engineering preview for trusted environments. Apache-2.0.
People who keep skills in several coding agents on a Mac and want one local library they can mount on demand.
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macOS 14 or later. Download Skills Manager 2.0.0 from GitHub Releases and drag it to Applications. The zip is Developer ID signed and Apple-notarized; SHA-256 8da1f38838119864e593e9e591355dd53b5d407e4a7383aac68f095efdac1ad5. There is no Skills Manager backend. Discover refreshes from skills.sh and caches under ~/.skills-manager/. Installing from Discover downloads the GitHub skill package into the Library and links it into agents. Try sends the skill to your own Claude, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Ollama or LM Studio endpoint. Local Ollama and LM Studio endpoints are rewritten to 127.0.0.1. The TUI is npm exec skills-manager from tui/. MIT.
Writers and agents drafting features, series or stage work who want craft checklists beside the script.
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Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add jtydhr88/screenwriting-skills then /plugin install screenwriting@screenwriting-skills. Skills run as /screenwriting:<skill>. Codex: codex plugin marketplace add jtydhr88/screenwriting-skills then install Screenwriting Skills from Plugins. Manual copy writes plugins/screenwriting/skills/* into ~/.claude/skills/ or ~/.agents/skills/ (or the project .claude/skills / .agents/skills). Skill bodies are Chinese; the agent answers in the language you asked. sw-workflow keeps project state in story-bible.md. MIT covers the skill architecture; quotations from the listed books and scripts stay with their rights holders (NOTICE).
Product and research people who want an agent to plan studies or launch them on Cookiy.
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Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add cookiy-ai/user-research-skill then /plugin install user-research@cookiy-ai then /reload-plugins. Invoke /user-research-cookiy. Cowork and Claude Desktop need network egress; allow s-api.cookiy.ai. Other agents: npx cookiy-ai or npm install -g @cookiyai/cookiy-cli (Node.js 18+). Planning and local transcript synthesis run in the agent. Running interviews or surveys needs a Cookiy login: the CLI prints a login URL, the human pastes an access token into cookiy save-token. On Cookiy, recruiting, synthetic interviews, report generation and discussion guide generation cost money from a wallet that charges your saved card when the balance is short; run cookiy user info for limits. MIT for the skill.
People writing SDF raymarching, terrain, water, clouds or generative GLSL with a coding agent.
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Claude Code: claude plugin marketplace add gokayfem/shader-skills then claude plugin install shader-skills@shader-skills. Other agents: npx skills add gokayfem/shader-skills (Node.js 22.20 or later; -g for a global install). Manual copy writes skills/shader-art-coding into ~/.claude/skills/ or ~/.agents/skills/. Python 3 glsl_tools.py search, bundle and check use the standard library; check compiles when glslangValidator is installed. Local harness: python3 tests/build_harness.py && python3 tests/serve.py then http://127.0.0.1:8765/build/harness.html. Targets Shadertoy, WebGL2 and GLSL ES 3.00. MIT.
People drafting SEO articles in Claude Code who will fill in brand, keyword and competitor context files.
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git clone https://github.com/TheCraigHewitt/seomachine.git && cd seomachine && pip install -r data_sources/requirements.txt then claude. Needs Claude Code (Claude Pro, Max, Team, Enterprise, or Anthropic Console API billing) and a DataForSEO account. Optional Google Analytics 4 and Search Console credentials. Keyword and SERP calls go to DataForSEO. Fill context/brand-voice.md and the other context templates before writing. Docker: docker-compose build && docker-compose run seomachine bash. MIT.
CC0 attorney-drafted startup templates in LLM-oriented markdown and original Word files, covering NDAs, DPAs, privacy policies, MSAs and related forms.
Founders and agents who need a starting draft of common technology-company contracts.
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git clone https://github.com/General-Legal/legal-templates.git and open the markdown under templates/ or the files in docx-originals/. Fill the marked fields before you use a document. General Legal says the templates are for general reference only, are not legal advice, and that it does not review your changes. The templates are CC0 1.0; the authors ask you to keep the General Legal footnote. CC0-1.0.
People who want a small character on a site, or an agent that can draw one from a prompt.
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npm i page-mascot. Put two sprite sheets on the page and pass them as directions and reactions. Skill: npx skills add nilbuild/page-mascot --skill page-mascot --global --yes, then /page-mascot. Drawing a new character needs an image tool; Claude Code uses OPENAI_API_KEY for the OpenAI images API, and a photo you attach is sent there. MIT.
Designers and developers who want animated icons they can adapt to a project palette.
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Install with npx skills add kelvinkn17/skills@fun-isometric, then start a new agent session. Needs Node.js 22 or later. Rendering and checks use Bun and Playwright Chromium, which downloads on first use into ~/.cache/fun-isometric. Video export also needs ffmpeg. The output is a canvas icon module or alpha video with a still poster. The skill adds instructions and runnable rendering tools to the agents you select. MIT.
A reference repository that maps Claude Code features such as subagents, commands, skills, hooks, MCP, settings and memory to written practice notes and working examples, with a list of 83 tips from the Claude Code team and community.
Claude Code users who want worked examples of agents, commands, skills and hooks to adapt for their own setup.
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Reading needs nothing beyond a public clone. Running the /weather-orchestrator example needs Claude Code and a Claude account. The clone's .claude/settings.json allows Bash(*), Edit(*), Write(*) and WebFetch for any domain, and its .mcp.json declares Playwright, Context7 and DeepWiki servers run through npx. Review both before opening the folder in Claude Code. The README carries sponsor links. MIT.
A curated reading list of SEO guides and tools, with a section on AI search, crawler controls and agent accessibility that points to Google, OpenAI, Anthropic and Cloudflare documentation.
People who run websites and want sourced starting points for search and AI crawler questions.
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Reading needs nothing. Linked tools and services carry their own accounts and terms. The list says it is not an advertising channel and does not accept unsolicited vendor or self-promotional listings. Maintained by i365, a digital product studio. MIT.
Ken Kousen's Claude Code course: a Slidev deck, progressive hands-on labs, an instructor guide, copyable skills and hook examples, and sample projects in Python, TypeScript and Java.
Developers and trainers learning or teaching Claude Code workflows.
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Slides are published at https://kousen.github.io/claude-code-training/ with a PDF on GitHub Releases; running the deck locally needs pnpm. The labs need Claude Code signed in with a Claude subscription or an ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, plus Python, JavaScript or TypeScript, and Java toolchains. Docker is optional. The clone's .claude/settings.json runs bun hook scripts on agent events and a status line command, so review it before opening the folder in Claude Code. MIT.
Warp's set of 15 Agent Skills for Warp agents and Oz, covering CI fixes, pull requests, docs updates, GitHub issue triage, MCP server building, Terraform style, web accessibility and performance audits, Playwright testing and BigQuery analysis.
Warp users, or anyone running agents that read SKILL.md folders, who want ready-made engineering skills.
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Copy a skill folder from .agents/skills/ into a project's .agents/skills/ or into ~/.agents/skills/. Skills act through tools you already have: the gh CLI for pull requests and CI fixes, BigQuery and dbt for the data skills, Chrome DevTools MCP for performance audits and Playwright for web app tests. The ci-fix skill pushes to a fix branch. Most skills are MIT; mcp-builder and webapp-testing carry their own Apache-2.0 LICENSE.txt.
Cloudflare's 22 Agent Skills for building on Workers, Durable Objects, the Agents SDK, Wrangler, Sandbox, Cloudflare One and the rest of its developer platform.
Developers whose coding agents build, deploy or debug apps on Cloudflare.
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Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add cloudflare/skills, then /plugin install cloudflare@cloudflare. Codex, VS Code and Cursor installs are in the README, and npx skills add https://github.com/cloudflare/skills installs the skills on their own. The plugin also adds Cloudflare's main MCP server, https://mcp.cloudflare.com/mcp, which signs in with OAuth or an API token and can change account settings, so grant it the smallest permissions. The turnstile-spin skill ships shell scripts that use CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN to create Turnstile widgets. Cloudflare usage follows your account's plan. Apache-2.0.
Four Agent Skills from Google's Gemini team for writing Gemini API code, calling the API from the shell, building Live API streaming apps and generating video with Gemini Omni Flash.
Developers whose coding agents write apps on the Gemini API.
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npx skills add google-gemini/gemini-skills --skill gemini-api-dev installs one skill. Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add google-gemini/gemini-skills, then /plugin install gemini-skills@gemini-skills. Codex and Cursor installs are in the README. In Antigravity the repository installs as the Gemini API plugin, which Google says also adds the Gemini Docs MCP server and API key tools. The gemini-omni-flash-api skill ships Python scripts that use GEMINI_API_KEY to upload files and generate video, which uses that key's quota and billing. The README says it is not an officially supported Google product. Apache-2.0.
Google's Agent Skills for its developer products, mostly Google Cloud (GKE, BigQuery, Cloud Storage, Agent Platform, Gemini on Cloud and the gcloud CLI), plus Google Ads, Analytics, sign-in and documentation lookup.
Developers and platform engineers whose coding agents build on or run Google Cloud.
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npx skills add google/skills asks which skills to install and where. Claude Code: claude plugin marketplace add google/skills, then install a plugin such as google-cloud-developer@google-plugins. The plugins bundle skills with MCP servers; google-cloud-developer adds Google's Developer Knowledge MCP server with a key from DEVELOPERKNOWLEDGE_API_KEY. Skills that run the gcloud CLI act as whatever account gcloud is signed in to, and Google Cloud bills the project they use. 192 SKILL.md files on 7 November 2026. Apache-2.0.
Google Maps Platform's Agent Skills for writing map, places, routes, geocoding and environment features across web, Android, iOS and web service APIs, plus a Navigation SDK migration skill.
Developers whose coding agents add Google Maps features to an app.
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npx skills add googlemaps/agent-skills. Installing it as a Gemini CLI extension also adds the Maps Code Assist MCP server, https://mapscodeassist.googleapis.com/mcp. The main skill tells the agent to fetch a skills index and sub-skills from www.gstatic.com on each request, with a client parameter naming the agent, and to send documentation questions to Google's Code Assist service. It also asks for a Google usage attribution ID, gmp_git_agentskills_v1, in the code it writes. For prototyping it points to the Maps Demo Key, which needs no billing account; production keys bill to a Google Cloud project. The README says it is not an officially supported Google product. Apache-2.0.
A GitHub Copilot CLI plugin from Microsoft Graph with five skills that find the Graph endpoints and least-privilege permissions for a use case, generate a small API client with Kiota or AI, and write the app code.
Developers building or slimming down C#, Python or TypeScript apps that call Microsoft Graph.
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Built for GitHub Copilot CLI: start a session and run /plugin install with the path to a clone. Needs a Copilot plan, a Microsoft Entra tenant where you can create or use an app registration, and the .NET SDK with Kiota for the default workflow. The skills work from Microsoft's docs and the public Graph OpenAPI file. Apps they generate can ask for access to organisational Microsoft 365 data, so check each permission before you grant it. Last commit 4 August 2026. The README says MIT.
Microsoft's Agent Skills, custom agents and MCP configurations for coding agents that build with Azure SDKs and Microsoft Foundry in Python, .NET, TypeScript, Java and Rust.
Developers whose coding agents build on Azure services or Microsoft Foundry.
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npx skills add microsoft/skills opens a picker, and the README asks you to install only the skills a project needs. In Copilot CLI, /plugin marketplace add microsoft/skills offers plugins such as azure, which uses the azure and foundry-mcp MCP servers to manage, monitor and deploy Azure resources. Azure usage bills to your subscription. The README calls the repository a work in progress. MIT.
Notion's two Agent Skills: one for its ntn command line tool, which calls the Notion API, deploys workers and uploads files, and one for building Notion Apps such as workflows and database syncs.
Developers whose agents script Notion or build Notion Apps.
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npx skills add makenotion/skills, or add --skill notion-cli for one skill. The notion-cli skill installs ntn with curl -fsSL https://ntn.dev | bash, so read that script first. ntn uses NOTION_API_TOKEN when it is set, or ntn login in a browser, and can read and write whatever that token reaches. Last commit 22 September 2026. MIT.
Claude Code users who want to search, plan and write in their Notion workspace from the terminal.
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/plugin marketplace add makenotion/claude-code-notion-plugin, then /plugin install notion-workspace-plugin@notion-plugin-marketplace, then restart Claude Code. It connects to https://mcp.notion.com/mcp and signs in with OAuth, so it can search, read, create and update pages and add database rows anywhere your Notion account can. The skills are mirrored from the Notion Cookbook. Its plugin.json says MIT, but the repository had no licence file on 7 November 2026.
OpenRouter's 19 Agent Skills for its API, covering model lookup, benchmarks, usage analytics, image, speech, transcription and video generation, OAuth sign-in, its TypeScript SDK and agent scaffolds.
Developers whose coding agents build on OpenRouter or answer questions about their OpenRouter usage.
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Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add OpenRouterTeam/skills, then /plugin install openrouter@openrouter. Other agents: gh skill install OpenRouterTeam/skills, with GitHub CLI 2.90.0 or later. The scripts read OPENROUTER_API_KEY. The image, speech, transcription and video skills spend credits on that key, and the analytics and generations skills read its spend, usage and stored prompts. install-ori-harness pipes an install script from openrouter.ai into bash. The repository had no licence file on 7 November 2026.
NVIDIA's catalogue of Agent Skills for its software, covering Physical AI and robotics, simulation, CUDA-X libraries such as cuDF and cuOpt, NeMo and Nemotron, Jetson, Run:ai and RAG blueprints, copied daily from each product's own repository.
Developers whose coding agents work with NVIDIA's GPU libraries, robotics, simulation or AI platform tools.
Access and use
npx skills add nvidia/skills --skill nvidia-skill-finder --yes installs a finder skill that searches the catalogue and can install other skills itself. 438 SKILL.md files on 7 November 2026. Each skill ships a detached signature you can check against NVIDIA's root certificate. Some skills act on outside services, such as the Run:ai skills through the Run:ai MCP server, and the README warns that the software fetches outside material under separate terms. Apache-2.0 for code and CC-BY-4.0 for skills and docs.
An agent skill that plans, renders and checks motion graphics films such as launch films and product promos, using measured timing rules and scripted quality gates.
People who use Claude Code or another agent that reads a SKILL.md folder to make launch films, product promos or kinetic-type videos from HTML.
Access and use
Install for Claude Code with git clone https://github.com/Tejashmakwana/motionmaxxing ~/.claude/skills/motionmaxxing, then bash ~/.claude/skills/motionmaxxing/install.sh, which checks requirements and installs nothing system-wide. Other agents can be pointed at the folder and need shell access. Requires Node 22 or newer, Python 3, ffmpeg and Google Chrome. Films render locally from HTML, but the brand step captures the website you give it and the logo script fetches marks from SVGL, Simple Icons or that site. Voice, sound effects and music are optional and go through ElevenLabs, which needs an ELEVENLABS_API_KEY; generated surface plates optionally use the Codex CLI. The author describes it as an early release that has not had a wide test. The bundled GSAP is under the GreenSock Standard License, which is not open source, and other bundled components keep their own licences. Apache-2.0.
Claude Code users who want to show how a machine or mechanism works as an interactive 3D model rather than describe it in text.
Access and use
Install with npx skills add elvarofficial/teardown -g -a claude-code, then run npm install && npx playwright install chromium once in the installed folder. Requires Node.js 20 or newer; recording video also needs ffmpeg, and the sound needs Python 3. Builds and renders are written to ./teardown-out in the folder you run from, and the finished pages run offline. The runtime, frame capture and sound engine come from whaleyxbt/claude-motion (MIT). MIT.
A plugin of agent skills from Google in which your coding agent drafts a software design specification with full project context, then fresh subagents that have not seen the conversation review it for missing assumptions and risks.
Developers using Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity or ChatGPT who want a design reviewed by fresh agents before they implement it.
Access and use
Claude Code: claude plugin marketplace add google/elephant-goldfish-model, then claude plugin install egm@egm. Codex CLI: codex plugin marketplace add google/elephant-goldfish-model, then codex plugin add egm@egm. Antigravity CLI: agy plugin install https://github.com/google/elephant-goldfish-model. ChatGPT and Codex desktop install the published plugin listing, and the setup guide covers Claude Cowork, ChatGPT Work, omp and Muse. Install the whole plugin, because installers that copy only the skills folder break it. Brainstorm and review need a host that can start fresh subagents, and the review stops if it cannot; standalone Antigravity IDE is not supported. A recorded Muse run used 15 fresh-context reviewers across one brainstorm and one review. The skills write briefs, drafts and reports into your working directory. The setup guide notes that Codex CLI and Antigravity CLI were reported passing project AGENTS.md or GEMINI.md files into reviewer context. Not an officially supported Google product. Apache-2.0.