MinisSkills skill
A collection of over sixty skills for the Minis app: notes, trackers, downloaders, search, iOS and Android development.
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Extended access
Why this level
- Some skills run scripts and work with external service accounts.
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/minisskillsDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
Other ways to install
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- Some skills run scripts and work with external service accounts.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The repository holds community skills for Minis: each has its own folder with a `SKILL.md` and, where needed, scripts, references and assets. They include `ios-dev`, `android-ui-automation`, `tavily-search`, `web-search`, `notion-hub`, `pdf-converter`, `youtube-downloader` and `nano-banana`. The README explains the format: the name and description in the header decide when an agent loads a skill, the `SKILL.md` body loads on demand, and extra files are read only when needed.
Who it is for. Minis users and other agents with a skills folder who want ready-made skills for services, media and mobile development.
Good fit when
- A phone agent needs a skill for web search or reading pages.
- iOS or Android development is under way and a prepared instruction set helps.
- Notes, tasks or reminders live in Notion or Apple Reminders.
- An author writes a custom skill and takes the folder layout from the README.
Not a fit when
- You need one service with guaranteed support: this is a community collection.
- A skill would run without reading its scripts.
- Skills are being collected for scraping the service terms forbid.
Example request
Find the web search skill in the collection, enable it and list the API keys it needs.Limitations
Skills come from different authors and target Minis; some need the app, API keys or specific tools. The README does not promise identical behaviour in Claude Code or Codex. Some skills (content downloaders, social hubs) touch third-party accounts and platform terms, and responsibility sits with the user. Packages that scripts install during a run deserve a review before execution. There is no dependency list for the whole collection; each skill has its own.
How to disable. Delete the installed skill folders from the agent's skills directory. Revoke keys and tokens you issued to individual skills at their services.
FAQ
What is inside the repository?
Skill folders, each with a `SKILL.md`. There are skills for development, search, notes, media and mobile automation.
How do I enable a single skill?
Copy its folder into the agent's skills directory. `SKILL.md` needs `name` and `description` fields, which the agent uses to decide when to load it.
Does the collection work with Claude Code?
The `SKILL.md` format is shared but the skills were written for Minis. Check each skill's dependencies before use.
Can I add my own skill?
The README sets naming rules and folder structure. Names are lowercase with hyphens.
What license?
MIT.
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README in short
The README covers what a skill is, three-level loading, folder structure, required header fields and naming rules.