A skill that strips AI writing tells from text using Wikipedia's list, without adding invented facts
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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The official Slidev skill: the agent builds developer slide decks in Markdown and Vue with code highlighting, animations and export
The Chinese version of Humanizer: finds and removes signs of AI writing in Chinese text
A short skill with strict rules that removes stock AI phrases and structures from prose
Fireworks Tech Graph
fireworks-tech-graph
A skill that builds technical SVG diagrams from a text description: architecture, UML, agent and cloud schemes, with PNG and GIF export
A skill that draws a system architecture diagram as one HTML file with SVG plus copy, PNG and PDF export
A skill for writing and revising ML, CV and NLP papers: section structure, paragraph flow and reviewer-style self-review
Avoid AI Writing
avoid-ai-writing
A skill that finds typical machine-writing patterns in text and rewrites them, with detect-only and edit-in-place modes
Human Writing
human-writing
A skill for lively Chinese writing: helps the agent write and edit so a specific person seems to speak, not a model
Three skills that turn text into Excalidraw diagrams, Mermaid charts and Obsidian Canvas boards
A set of 14 skills that teach the agent to build diagrams and visualizations right inside Markdown: UML, cloud and network schemes, charts, maps and cards
Six focused skills for building self-contained HTML artifacts: wireframes, prototypes, mockups, plans and diagrams
A de-AI writing skill: it repairs the narrative architecture of fiction and edits professional documents by their venue rules
A set of LaTeX templates for Chinese research documents paired with Claude Code and Codex skills that fill and verify them
A skill that rewrites dense, ambiguous English into ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English so another agent cannot misread it
A skill that helps an agent author other skills to the agentskills.io spec: structure, metadata, progressive disclosure and validation
A skill that breaks down an author's articles and derives a reusable style profile: language, structure, topic logic, sourcing and visual presentation
Ni Haisha TCM course skill
nihaisha
A study skill for Ni Haisha traditional Chinese medicine courses: material search, formula and acupoint lookup, notes and screenshot evidence index
Node.js skills from a Fastify co-creator: Node and Fastify practices, TypeScript, OAuth, linting and documentation
A skill that cleans machine tone from text, Chinese-first: it drops filler and cliches while keeping the facts and the author's voice
A skill for editing academic writing and grant proposals: strips AI-writing tells, keeps the scholarly voice and ties claims to evidence
A Claude Code skill that adapts any explanation to its audience: a child, a manager, an engineer or your parents
Two skills for academic papers: a strategist for planning and a composer for writing, with quality checkpoints at each stage
A skill that stress-tests a research paper before submission: mocks a review, gives a verdict, helps revise and re-verify
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.