Skills for real engineers by Matt Pocock
Skills For Real Engineers
Small composable skills for engineering with agents: plan grilling, TDD, bug diagnosis, code review and architecture
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.
Describe the task or paste package.json, and Foxx AI will pick matching skills, MCP servers and CLI tools.
Found: 82
Skills For Real Engineers
Small composable skills for engineering with agents: plan grilling, TDD, bug diagnosis, code review and architecture
Skills
Anthropic's official skill examples: docx, pdf, pptx and xlsx documents, design, MCP builder and the Agent Skills spec
A skill that gathers the last 30 days of discussion on a topic from Reddit, X, YouTube, HN, Polymarket and GitHub into one brief
A skill that builds editable PPTX decks from PDF, DOCX, URLs and Markdown with native shapes, charts and animations
Marketing Skills for AI Agents
About fifty skills for CRO, copywriting, SEO, analytics, ads and launches, built for coding agents
A skill that draws editorial diagrams as standalone HTML and SVG files: architecture, flowcharts, ER, funnels and about forty more types
An autonomous deep-research agent: gathers sources, verifies them and writes a report on any question
A skill that distills chats, documents and public sources into a reusable person profile for AI agents and compatible bots
A Claude Code skill that takes a founder from idea to a live Claude Managed Agent: interview, v0 build, launch, grading and scheduling
Garry Tan's skill suite that turns Claude Code into a virtual team: product, architecture, design, review, QA and shipping
Awesome Claude Skills
A curated list of Claude skills and plugins, plus Composio's own automation skills for 78 SaaS apps
Obsidian Skills
Skills for agents working with Obsidian: Markdown with wikilinks, Bases, JSON Canvas, Obsidian CLI, Defuddle and Knap
女娲.skill (Nuwa)
A skill that researches how any person thinks and turns it into a ready-to-use advisor skill
A skill for dependency-free HTML presentations: style picked from live previews and PowerPoint converted to the web
An agent skill that builds a presentation as a single HTML file: two visual styles, social covers and a presenter mode
An HTML design skill: clickable prototypes, slides with PPTX export, MP4 and GIF animations, infographics and expert review
A personal set of six skills: goal briefs for an agent, disk cleanup, AI news digests, project tidy-up, deep research and long-form writing
A meta-skill that distills methodologies from books, long videos, podcasts and courses into a set of ready-to-invoke agent skills
A skill that replaces terminal ASCII with self-contained HTML pages: diagrams, diff reviews, plan reviews, tables and slide decks
A meta-skill for Claude Code that turns a domain description into an agent team and the skills it uses, using six team-architecture patterns
Dashi PPT Skill
A skill that turns a document into a deck: a browser-editable HTML presentation with a per-page console and export to PPTX and PDF
A spec-driven delivery skill: PRDs, epics, tasks, GitHub Issues sync and parallel agents in git worktrees
A large library of product frameworks as skills: discovery, strategy, PRDs, prioritization and unit economics
Agent Skills
A vetted skill registry with a CLI that installs into twenty-plus agents and an MCP server for on-demand skill lookup
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.
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.
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.