Awesome Skills
A set of 17 engineering skills: evidence-driven debugging, code review, git worktrees, SSH tunnels and mobile automation.
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Why this level
- Tunnel skills open access to machines from the internet: reverse SSH, FRP, EasyTier
- Skills handle SSH keys and remote server configuration
Install
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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/awesome-skillsDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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How we reviewBroad accessThe tool can change data, run commands or handle secrets.
- Tunnel skills open access to machines from the internet: reverse SSH, FRP, EasyTier
- Skills handle SSH keys and remote server configuration
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The repository holds 17 separate skills built on the open Agent Skills specification. At discovery each costs about 100 tokens and the full text loads when invoked. The set includes evidence-driven-bugfix (log and reproduction first, edit second), production-code-quality-review for checking changes, codex-agent-worktree-setup for branches in isolated worktrees and best-project-memory for project memory. A separate group configures tunnels: reverse SSH, FRP STCP, EasyTier and ADB to a cloud phone. Each folder is copied into the skills directory of the chosen agent.
Who it is for. Engineers running long tasks with Codex or Claude Code who want ready procedures for debugging, review and reaching machines behind NAT.
Good fit when
- A bug must be fixed from logs and reproduction, not by guessing.
- A diff must be checked for production readiness before a merge.
- An agent works in its own branch and worktree so the main one stays untouched.
- SSH access is needed to a home server or Windows machine without a public port.
Not a fit when
- Only one skill is needed: copy its folder rather than the whole set.
- Do not set up access to machines or networks without the owner approval.
- A plugin with auto-update is needed: installation is by copying folders.
Example request
Fix this bug using evidence-driven-bugfix: reproduce it first and show the log.Limitations
Installation is by copying folders, so updates are moved by hand. Some skills are narrow and tied to specific services such as Render, cloud phones or Huawei Cloud, and are useless outside those cases. Tunnel skills open access to machines from the internet, so keys, ports and permissions need careful setup. The repository does not state a license file, while the README shows an MIT badge. Per the README, 8 tests cover the set, a basic structure check rather than a guarantee that every skill works.
How to disable. Delete the skill folders from `~/.claude/skills/` or `~/.agents/skills/` and restart the agent. Close created tunnels, keys and services separately.
FAQ
Where do I copy the folders?
For Claude Code into `~/.claude/skills/`, for Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI into `~/.agents/skills/`. For one project use `.claude/skills/` or `.agents/skills/`.
How many skills are in the set?
Seventeen. The repository Skill Matrix table lists them with descriptions and scenarios.
What does `evidence-driven-bugfix` do?
It requires reproducible evidence of the failure first, then a fix and re-verification. The procedure rules out guessing the cause.
Are API keys needed?
Most skills work without them. Tunnel skills need access to your own servers and SSH keys.
Is there a Russian README?
No. English and Chinese versions exist: `README.md` and `README.zh-CN.md`.
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The README describes 17 skills, their progressive-disclosure architecture, a selection table and installation by copying. A changelog and per-skill guides are included.