Awesome AI Agent Skills plugin
15 skills for Claude Code and Codex: Laravel, Docker, UI, debugging, tests and docs in four ready plugin bundles
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Why this level
- The deploy and Docker skills steer the agent toward commands on your server and in containers
- Installing a bundle adds skills to the project and profile that the agent calls on its own or by name
Install
- Works in
Manual install
/plugin marketplace add thienanblog/awesome-ai-agent-skillsThen `/plugin install project-development-skills@awesome-ai-agent-skills` or another bundle.
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The deploy and Docker skills steer the agent toward commands on your server and in containers
- Installing a bundle adds skills to the project and profile that the agent calls on its own or by name
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The repository publishes 15 skills and bundles them into four plugins: `project-development-skills`, `laravel-app-skills`, `devops-skills` and `office-web-ui-skills`. The first bundle covers the development flow: planning and verification (`project-development-mindset`), choosing among options before implementation (`brainstorm-first`), debugging, tests, optimization, `AGENTS.md`, docs, a design system and VPS deployment with Docker and Traefik. Separately there is guidance for Laravel 11 and 12 and for Laravel 13, selected by the `composer` version, a skill for local Docker Compose environments and an interface system for dashboards and CRM. Skills are authored only under `skills/`, and the marketplace manifests and bundles in `plugins/` are generated from them with `npm run sync`. Install with `/plugin marketplace add thienanblog/awesome-ai-agent-skills` and then `/plugin install` for the bundle you want, with Claude Code and Codex supported.
Who it is for. Web developers and Laravel and Docker teams who want ready agent workflows in place of writing instructions from scratch.
Good fit when
- In a Laravel 12 or 13 project the agent must follow the package versions from `composer`
- You need to build or repair a local Docker Compose environment with networking and readiness checks
- The task is hard and before coding the agent must compare options and name the best one
- A production server on a VPS is prepared with Docker, Traefik, backups and rollback
- An admin panel or CRM is built on one interface system
Not a fit when
- The stack is not Laravel or Docker: the set is tuned to them and to web interfaces
- You need one skill with no plugin bundle: bundles install whole
- You need skills at the level of an official vendor framework set
Example request
Install laravel-app-skills and upgrade the Laravel 12 project to 13 using the package versions from composerLimitations
Some skills run only when invoked by name, for example `project-development-mindset` and `run-reviewable-subtask-loop`, and the agent will not apply them on its own. The manifests and bundles in `plugins/` are generated and must not be edited by hand: changes go into `skills/` and `plugin-groups.json` followed by `npm run sync`. Install goes by bundle, and single skills need their folders copied. The repository is called a collection but holds the author own skills.
How to disable. Run `/plugin uninstall` for the bundle, for example `project-development-skills@awesome-ai-agent-skills`. Delete hand-copied folders from the skills directory.
FAQ
How do I install a skill bundle in Claude Code?
Add the marketplace with `/plugin marketplace add thienanblog/awesome-ai-agent-skills`, then `/plugin install project-development-skills@awesome-ai-agent-skills` or another bundle.
Which bundles exist?
Four: `project-development-skills`, `laravel-app-skills`, `devops-skills` and `office-web-ui-skills`.
How is the Laravel skill chosen?
By the framework version from `composer`: one skill for Laravel 11 and 12, another for 13 and for upgrading from 12 to 13.
Does the set work in Codex?
Yes, the repository has marketplace manifests for Codex too, and the bundles are generated for both platforms.
Why do not all skills trigger on their own?
Some run only when invoked by name so they stay out of ordinary work, for example `run-reviewable-subtask-loop`.
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README in short
The README lists the source of truth: skills live in `skills/`, bundles are set in `plugin-groups.json` and manifests are generated. It then explains what skills are, gives install paths for Claude Code and Codex, a table of 15 skills and a description of four plugin groups.