All Agent Skills
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- Show Your WorkdheerajjhaUse before telling the user that work is done, a bug is fixed, tests pass, the build succeeds or something works. Back each claim with the command you ran after your last edit and the output line that proves it, keep exit statuses honest, and say plainly what you did not check.
- SkillStepenkoAnatoliMakes research a blocking phase before any bot or project is designed or built. Use when the user says "build me a bot", "make a project", "can you build X", when starting a new repository or feature whose design depends on external facts (APIs, pricing, limits, schemas, platform rules), or whenever the honest answer would be "I don't have enough information yet".
- SkilldrkostasUse when an assistant has to act on a person's Mac or reach that person on an Android phone, through the claude-human package and @drkostas/expo-ntfy. Covers building and signing the sckshot and vhid_type helpers, the macOS grants each needs and what resets them, capturing the screen or one window, typing a password at the lock screen or into a SecurityAgent password panel with the person's…
- Skill Autox-mckayAutonomous skill development workflow - create, evaluate, and improve skills automatically until quality goals are met
- Skill Collision AuditehnruizFind skills whose descriptions fight over the same request, so Claude picks one at random or the wrong one, and fix the descriptions. Use when the user asks to audit, clean up or deduplicate their skills, when a skill fires that should not have, after installing a plugin, or before adding a new skill to a large library.
- Skill RouterStepenkoAnatoliPicks which skill to use next from facts on disk - this machine's role (doctor), whether the corpus arrived (handoff), the research gate (preflight) and the brief - and never sends a builder to a skill that collects evidence.
- Skills LibrarylindblomstefanGet guided AI skill recommendations for your repo or team.
- Smc Chart AnalysisAaronAbuUsamaSmart Money Concepts (SMC) and ICT-style chart analysis skill. Analyzes any market with one command - fetches real data, runs multi-timeframe analysis, identifies trade setups with entry/stop/targets. Use when user asks to "analyze [SYMBOL]", wants SMC/ICT analysis, asks about liquidity sweeps, order blocks, fair value gaps, or market structure, or wants trade setup recommendations.
- Soundbox SfxGadurp1Generate sound effects, foley and ambience locally through the Soundbox MCP server (soundbox.generate / list_sounds / list_models). Use whenever the user wants a sound effect, game SFX, UI sound, ambience bed or any non-spoken audio, or asks to "make a sound", "add sound effects", "generate a whoosh/impact/click". Produces WAV files on disk with absolute paths.
- Soundbox Sound PassGadurp1Do a full "sound pass" on a project — read the code/design of a game, app, video or prototype, derive the list of sound events it needs, generate every one through the Soundbox MCP server, drop the files into the project and wire them up.
- Soundbox Voice StoryGadurp1Write, voice and arrange spoken audio locally through the Soundbox MCP server — one-off narration with soundbox.speak, or a persistent multi-track "story" (create_story / add_lines / speak_story / export_story).
- Source GraderStepenkoAnatoliGrades every evidence row in a Fetchproof project as P (primary - the page that owns the fact), S (secondary - context) or L (lead only - forums, video, blogs), and records contradictions between sources with both sides and which one is trusted and why, never averaging them.
- Source IntelligenceNightVision SecurityGuide for agents to help users extract OpenAPI specs from source code using NightVision Source Intelligence. Use when running openapi extract (also spelled swagger extract), identifying framework support, troubleshooting extraction, handling unresolved variables, comparing API specs, or understanding Code Traceback.
- SpeclaszewskimariuszWrite a feature specification by interviewing the owner — goal, scope, out of scope, acceptance criteria, end-to-end verification — saved to docs/spec/<feature>.md. Triggers - "spec", "write a spec", "requirements", "what should it do", "user stories".
- Spec AuthoringemgiezetWrite specs that are fuel for agents rather than documents for humans — a fixed section layout with stable, testable UC ids that drive implementation, tests, and QA. Use when writing or reviewing a spec in specs/<TICKET>/spec.md, turning a ticket or a written request into acceptance criteria an agent can execute unattended, deciding whether a spec is ready to queue, or splitting an oversized spec.
- SpecializedpluginagentmarketplaceLinux specialized topics - kernel, security hardening, performance
- Spine FrameworkjagreehalEvaluate and improve technical articles using the SPINE framework. Use when writing blog posts, technical documentation, tutorials, or reviewing draft articles for quality.
- Sql AntipatternsemgiezetForbidden SQL patterns — SELECT *, missing CONCURRENTLY on indexes, unsafe migrations, missing FK indexes. Applies when editing SQL files.
- Squareline UI Pipelinezhou19830318Use for ANY SquareLine Studio / LVGL watch-or-device UI work — from a concept image plus a requirement file to a validated, previewable .spj project, on rectangular AND round panels, with icon collection from multiple icon sites and multi-round refinement.
- StatusZillizUse when the user wants a comprehensive overview of their current Zilliz Cloud environment — context, cluster details, databases, and collections with stats.
- Stemskrypka-markPlan first, build clean, keep every change on the record. Sizes every task (Quick / Standard / Initiative / High-stakes), keeps docs/planning and the worklog current, verifies work against intent, writes short scannable prose, and asks the human only at real decision points. Use at session start (/stem) or on any coding, planning, debugging, or project task.
- Storytelling MethodsUnderleveledBuilderFind open-source methods, agent skills, harnesses and apps for getting LLMs to write stories, from the awesome-story-skills index of 800+ projects. Covers novels and web novels, short stories, scripts and short dramas, interactive fiction, tabletop RPG and roleplay, fan fiction and style imitation, and narrative nonfiction (news features, popular science, biography, voiceover scripts).
- Subproject DiscoveryStepenkoAnatoliEvidence-based research of an existing project to find and rank the three subprojects that would most reduce its manual work, fragility, or repeated effort. Use this whenever the user asks what to build next for a project, which subprojects, tools, or automation would help it, where its bottlenecks or manual steps are, or to audit a repository and recommend improvements — whether they provide a…
- SuggestjohntrandallPropose edits to a note as tracked suggestions the human reviews in Obsidian's Track Changes panel: each change a signed suggestion with a short reason, never a direct edit.