PRB Agent Skills
PaulRBerg's personal skill collection for Claude Code and Codex: commits, refactoring, PDF, GitHub and session reviews.
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Why this level
- Skills change files and Git history, and some utilities run on the user's machine.
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/prb-agent-skillsDetects 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.
- Skills change files and Git history, and some utilities run on the user's machine.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
PRB Agent Skills bundles more than thirty skills and several command-line utilities they rely on. Skills are grouped by topic: agent operation (`orchestration`, `retro`, `task-handoff`, `repo-fanout`), documents (`pdf`, `spreadsheets`, `writing-editor`), engineering (`code-polish`, `naming-refactor`, `large-file-refactor`, `vitest`, `effect-ts`), Git and GitHub (`commit`, `release-bumper`, `cli-gh`), frontend and productivity. A group of skills handles blockchain data queries: `cli-cast`, `cli-coingecko`, `evm-atlas`. The utilities `ai-commit`, `ai-coord`, `ai-handoff` and `ai-skillet` install separately through Cargo, and `ai-notify` adds macOS notifications.
Who it is for. macOS and Linux developers who want an author's ready-made working habits to adapt to their own projects.
Good fit when
- Meaningful commit messages and a tidy branch history are needed.
- A big file should be split by meaning after reading a report first.
- Repositories are similar and practices from one should move to another.
- A session needs a wrap-up and a hand-off of unfinished work to another agent.
Not a fit when
- You need a neutral template without the author's personal preferences.
- The system is Windows: the utilities target macOS and Linux.
- You need one narrow skill rather than a whole collection.
Example request
Draft a commit message for the current diff in semantic commit style and show it before committing.Limitations
The author warns plainly that the set reflects personal tools, defaults, safety boundaries and writing style, and is not a neutral template. Review every workflow before installing and adapt it to your stack. There are no guarantees or support. The utilities build from source with `cargo +nightly`, so Rust nightly is required. Some skills, such as `pdf`, `spreadsheets` and `ai-prune`, target macOS, and compatibility with other agents is not guaranteed.
How to disable. Remove unneeded skills from the agent's skills directory and uninstall Cargo utilities with `cargo uninstall` and the package name.
FAQ
How do I install the skills?
Run `bunx skills add PaulRBerg/agent-skills`.
How do I install the utilities?
With `cargo +nightly install --locked --git https://github.com/PaulRBerg/agent-skills ai-commit ai-coord ai-handoff ai-skillet`; `ai-notify` adds macOS notifications.
Which agents does it work with?
It is designed for several agents but built primarily for Claude Code and Codex.
Are there Git skills?
Yes: `commit`, `release-bumper`, `repo-rename`, `cli-gh` and `yeet` for GitHub work.
Can I take a single skill?
Yes, the README lists them by category and each skill lives in its own folder.
Discussion
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