A set of investment research skills for Claude Code and Codex built on four investors' methodologies. It is a research tool, not investment advice
Skills
A skill gives an agent a ready-made ability: a tested prompt, a set of steps, sometimes files and scripts. This section collects skills for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and other agents, each with an install command, a risk level and a plain description of who needs it and when.
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Found: 34
Official Apify skills for agents: web scraping via ready-made Actors, plus building, actorizing and integrating Actors
The official MathWorks kit that gives an agent MCP tools and knowledge to work with Simulink models
The official MathWorks kit that connects an AI agent to MATLAB through an MCP server and curated skills
Official ClickHouse skills: schema and query rules, architecture decisions, chDB for Python and ClickHouse Cloud workflows
Official DataLens (Yandex) skills for Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode: SDK, HTML reports and RLS resolution
The /graphify skill builds a knowledge graph of a project's code, docs and PDFs so the agent queries the graph instead of grepping
An open AI engineering course with tutor skills: the agent places you, teaches lessons in the terminal and quizzes you
Streamlit agent skill
developing-with-streamlit
The official Streamlit skill bundled with the library: building, styling, debugging and speeding up apps, installed with streamlit skills
A skill for writing and revising ML, CV and NLP papers: section structure, paragraph flow and reviewer-style self-review
A data visualization skill for agents: turns data into polished interactive HTML charts and full reports with one visual language
A set of three research skills: paper writing, academic Word and PowerPoint documents, scientific computing and figures
An investment research skill: from a technology trend to supply-chain bottlenecks and a shortlist of companies worth researching first
A Python library for typed, versioned datasets over S3, GCS, and Azure, with a datachain skill install command that teaches Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex your
SciPilot Figure
scipilot-figure-skill
A scientific visualization advisor skill: it profiles the data and picks a chart for the argument first, then renders it to journal-grade quality
Karpathy LLM Wiki
karpathy-llm-wiki
A skill for a personal knowledge base the model maintains: ingest sources, compile cited articles, lint integrity
A library of agent skills for medical research: literature search and appraisal, study design, data analysis and academic writing
A three-stage workflow for math modeling tasks: analysis and model choice, Python or MATLAB computation, and paper assembly in Word or LaTeX
A skill that runs user research inside the agent: plan, interview guide, report synthesis, plus interviews and quantitative surveys through the Cookiy AI servic
An agent skill that turns an arxiv paper into a minimal Python implementation, with code anchored to sections and equations and gaps flagged honestly
A skill set for academic papers: deep method analysis, visual slides and a coherent write-up from a paper PDF
Skills tailored to specific academic journals that help choose a venue, prepare a paper and pass review
A skill that deep-reads a single paper and builds a structured Obsidian-style research note
Skills that search a large base of Japanese NLP resources: libraries, models, datasets and dictionaries
Frequently asked questions
What is a skill for an AI agent?
A skill gives an agent a ready-made ability: a tested prompt, a set of steps, sometimes files and scripts. The agent picks it up and solves the task by the defined scenario.
How do I install a skill?
Each entry has an install command for a specific agent: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and others. Usually you copy a folder into the skills directory or install it through a plugin manager.
How is a skill different from an MCP server?
A skill gives the agent knowledge and a sequence of actions, an MCP server gives access to external data and tools over a protocol. They are often used together.