Kiro-style spec-driven development: a skill set that takes work from idea through requirements and design to autonomous implementation
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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An operating layer of skills on top of Hermes Agent and other harnesses: planning, project memory and explicit evidence boundaries
Agent rules from programming books
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Skills and AGENTS.md rules distilled from classic books: Clean Code, Refactoring, DDD, Clean Architecture, DDIA and more
A Claude Code and Codex skill that offers short learning exercises during coding so the developer builds expertise, not just accepts generated code
A set of skills for building playable Three.js browser games: gameplay, AAA-style graphics, UI, asset generation, audio, debugging and release checks
A code review skill across many languages and frameworks: architecture, performance, security, anti-patterns and common bugs
A skill that draws every pull request as an architecture and data-flow diagram right in the PR description, to speed up review
A Swift concurrency skill: safe work with actors and tasks, data race triage and Swift 6 migration
A skill that generates and renders Mermaid diagrams as SVG, PNG or ASCII: 15 themes and several diagram types, locally without a browser
A skill that changes how the agent works: instead of pressure and threats it relies on trust, sees tasks through and reports uncertainty honestly
Two skills for coding agents: wtf audits a project before shipping, better-codex keeps the agent disciplined while working on code
A skill for faithful rebuilds of creative sites: mirrors the page, reverse-engineers minified code line by line and verifies with automated checks
A coding-agent skill that reduces failures on hard development tasks through more disciplined work
Guard skills for coding agents: a second pass over the diff that catches typical AI mistakes in code, tests and docs
A set of game-dev skills for AI agents with a router that picks the right ones for the engine and task
A skill that speeds up Xcode builds: benchmarks clean and incremental builds, finds bottlenecks and tunes project settings
A set of Claude Code skills for the dev workflow: worktree isolation, a service layer, evidence and review
A skill that explains and audits code, telling you what it does and why instead of just accepting it
A skills pack for forward deployed engineers: turn a customer problem into a working system from strategy to handoff
Installable agent skills for ForgeCAD: the agent writes parametric .forge.js models, validates them through the CLI and syncs them to a project
Skill that adds shadcn/ui-styled README badges, charts and headers as a shields.io alternative
A finalization-discipline skill: the agent describes the accepted result and keeps rejected alternatives out of titles, commits and PRs
An agent skill with TypeScript conventions: types, discriminated unions, functions, naming, source layout, React and tests, loaded per topic
A set of Claude Code utilities: background skills, expert agents, slash commands and prompt templates for development
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.