opengis-skills
opengis-skills gives an agent 120 skills on GIS, CAD, AI, IoT, 3D and C Sharp: GDAL, QGIS, GeoServer, PostGIS.
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Minimal access
Why this level
- The skills are text and run nothing themselves.
- The agent executes command examples from the skills in your shell, so read them before running.
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/opengis-skillsDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
Other ways to install
Access and checks
How we reviewMinimal accessThe tool runs nothing and makes no network calls.
- The skills are text and run nothing themselves.
- The agent executes command examples from the skills in your shell, so read them before running.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
opengis-skills is a collection of 120 Markdown skills for geoinformatics and neighboring fields. The root `SKILL.md` is an index with tag search and hints on which skill to load. Skills are grouped into categories: 45 on GIS, 21 on CAD, 17 on AI platforms, 12 on C#, 11 miscellaneous, 6 on 3D, and 4 each on IoT and demo projects. Each skill sits in its own folder with a `SKILL.md` and covers one tool: commands, APIs and typical tasks. The agent loads only what it needs, for example `@gis/gdal/SKILL.md` to convert a Shapefile to GeoJSON, so context does not bloat.
Who it is for. GIS specialists, CAD engineers and C# developers who want an agent to know GDAL, QGIS or GeoServer without searching documentation.
Good fit when
- A Shapefile is being converted to GeoJSON and the agent needs exact GDAL commands.
- A web map is built on GeoServer and PostGIS, and the layer scheme has to be planned.
- A C# project calls a geo library and the agent needs its reference.
- The agent picks a tool from a hundred options by searching tags in the root index.
Not a fit when
- The task falls outside geoinformatics, CAD, C#, IoT and 3D.
- Documentation is needed in English: the skill texts and README are in Chinese.
- A check against documentation of a specific tool version is needed: the skills do not replace it.
Example request
Load the gis/gdal skill and convert the data from Shapefile to GeoJSON, explaining each command.Limitations
Skill texts and the README are in Chinese, so an agent without fluent Chinese has to translate on its own. There is no installer: skills are attached with `@file` references, copied into the agent skills folder or pasted as text. Keep the whole collection out of context and attach skills one at a time. Skills describe tools and do not replace version-specific documentation. The last commit was made on 11 November 2026.
How to disable. Delete the copied skill folders from the agent skills directory or remove the `@file` references from project instructions. The collection leaves no other traces.
FAQ
How do I attach a skill in Claude Code?
With an `@gis/gdal/SKILL.md` reference or by copying the skill folder into the skills directory. For a first look, load the root `SKILL.md` with the index.
How many skills are in the collection?
120. Most are on GIS, 45, then 21 on CAD, 17 on AI platforms and 12 on C#.
Is the collection tied to one agent?
No. The files are plain Markdown with no runtime binding and suit Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Codex, Gemini CLI and OpenCode.
Where do I find the right skill?
In the root `SKILL.md`: it holds an index of 120 skills with tags. Category indexes sit in `gis/SKILL.md`, `cad/SKILL.md` and similar files.
Are plugins or an installer needed?
No. The files are plain Markdown, so it is enough to give the agent a path to the right `SKILL.md`.
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README in short
The README explains a three-level scheme: a root index, category indexes and per-project skills. It goes on with loading methods for different agents, the directory layout and the authoring rules in `AUTHORING.md`.