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+ # Curation Guide
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+ This repo is my keep pile.
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+ I am not trying to mirror every agent skill on the internet. I want a strong set of skills that I would actually keep on a machine, recommend to other developers, and keep improving over time.
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+ Most of those skills come from other repos, so curation here is as much about provenance and trust as it is about the skill text itself.
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+ ## What I Care About
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+ I want skills here to be:
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+ - genuinely useful in real work
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+ - clear enough that an agent can follow them well
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+ - reusable across more than one project
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+ - good enough to beat a generic prompt
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+ - worth maintaining
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+ If a skill does not clear that bar, I would rather leave it out.
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+ ## What Usually Does Not Belong
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+ - weak rewrites of skills that already exist here
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+ - novelty skills that will feel dead in a month
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+ - skills that are so narrow they are not worth maintaining
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+ - skills with unclear attribution or licensing
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+ - prompt dumps pretending to be skills
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+ ## How I Keep It Organized
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+ I keep the folder structure simple and let the catalog do the sorting.
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+ - `skills/` holds the actual skill folders
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+ - `skills.json` is the catalog the CLI reads
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+ - `workArea` and `branch` are the main browse fields in the catalog
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+ - `work areas` are the main browse model
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+ - `collections` are the shorter CLI shelves
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+ - `category`, `tags`, `source`, `sourceUrl`, `origin`, `syncMode`, `featured`, `verified`, and `trust` help with sorting and trust
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+ I do not want a deep folder tree. That usually makes install tooling worse and the repo harder to maintain.
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+ ## Work Areas And Collections
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+ The main browse model is work area first, source repo second.
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+ Collections are still useful, but they are not meant to cover everything.
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+ - `my-picks`: the fastest way to understand my taste
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+ - `build-apps`: web and mobile product work with a high interface bar
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+ - `build-systems`: backend, architecture, MCP, and deeper engineering work
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+ - `test-and-debug`: review, QA, debugging, and cleanup work
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+ - `docs-and-research`: docs, files, research, and execution support
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+ Not every skill needs a collection. If something is useful but off to the side, search and tags can do the job.
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+ ## Featured And Verified
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+ - `featured: true` means I would point people to that skill first
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+ - `verified: true` means I have personally checked it and I am comfortable signaling more trust
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+ I want those markers to mean something. They should stay a little hard to earn.
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+ ## Trust Levels
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+ - `listed` means the skill belongs in the library, but I am not signaling much beyond that yet
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+ - `reviewed` means I have put a little more editorial weight behind it
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+ - `verified` means I have personally checked it and I am comfortable standing behind it more directly
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+ ## Mirrors And Snapshots
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+ - `mirror` means the local copy still tracks a clean upstream counterpart closely
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+ - `snapshot` means I am intentionally shipping a stable vendored copy even if upstream has moved
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+ - `adapted` means the library copy is based on outside work but changed enough that I do not want to pretend it is a straight mirror
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+ - `authored` means I maintain the skill directly here
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+ ## Agent Support
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+ I am keeping support focused on the major agents.
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+ I do not want to spend my time adding support for every new coding agent that launches, especially if I do not use it or do not think it will matter in six months.
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+ If support is here, it should be worth the maintenance burden.
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+ ## Maintainer Workflow
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+ When I add or update a skill, I try to answer these questions:
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+ 3. What is the right category?
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+ 4. Does it deserve a top-level shelf, or should it stay tag-driven?
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+ 5. Is it good enough to feature?
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+ 6. Have I checked enough to verify it?
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+ - home page: library first, with work areas and source repos both visible
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+ - skill page: source, tags, collections when relevant, install command
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+ The repo should stay where the data lives. A site can just present it better.
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  of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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- <strong>Homebrew for AI Agent Skills.</strong><br>
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+ <strong>There are a lot of agent skills now. These are the ones I keep around.</strong><br>
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- <a href="https://skillcreator.ai/explore"><strong>Browse Skills</strong></a> ·
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- <a href="https://skillcreator.ai/build"><strong>Create Skills</strong></a> ·
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- <a href="https://agentskills.io"><strong>Specification</strong></a> ·
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- <a href="https://x.com/skillcreatorai"><strong>Follow Updates</strong></a>
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+ <a href="#read-the-library"><strong>Read the Library</strong></a> ·
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+ <a href="#work-areas"><strong>Work Areas</strong></a> ·
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+ <a href="#cli-collections"><strong>CLI Collections</strong></a> ·
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+ <a href="#source-repos"><strong>Source Repos</strong></a> ·
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+ <a href="./CURATION.md"><strong>Curation Guide</strong></a> ·
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+ <a href="./CONTRIBUTING.md"><strong>Contribute</strong></a> ·
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+ ## What This Is
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+ I launched this on December 17, 2025, the day after Agent Skills became an open standard, and before `skills.sh` launched on January 14, 2026.
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+ I built it as a universal installer. That still works, but it is not the center of the project.
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+ | Frontend | Product UI, interface systems, and design implementation work | React, Figma, UI | Anthropic, OpenAI, Composio |
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+ | Backend | APIs, architecture, databases, MCP, and deeper codebase work | MCP, Database, Python | wshobson, Anthropic |
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+ | Mobile | Handheld product work and release support | Expo, Swift | Selective coverage |
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+ | Docs | Documents, specs, code docs, and product documentation | PDF, Writing, OpenAI | Anthropic, OpenAI |
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+ | Testing | Review, QA, browser automation, CI, and observability | Regression, CI, Browser Automation, Observability | Moiz, Anthropic, OpenAI |
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+ | Workflow | Clarification, plans, files, and execution support | Clarification, Planning, Jira, Files | Moiz, OpenAI, Composio |
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+ | Research | Research, lead work, and synthesis that helps execution | Writing, Lead Research | Composio |
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+ | Design | Interface direction, themes, media, and visual craft | Interface, Figma, Themes | Anthropic, OpenAI, Composio |
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+ | Business | Brand, communication, naming, and adjacent operating work | Brand, Communication, Career | Anthropic, Moiz, Composio |
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+ | `my-picks` | The first skills I would install on a fresh setup | `frontend-design`, `mcp-builder`, `qa-regression` | Anthropic, Moiz |
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+ | `build-apps` | Web product work with a high interface bar | `frontend-design`, `figma-implement-design`, `theme-factory` | Anthropic, OpenAI, Composio |
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+ | `build-systems` | Backend, architecture, MCP, and deeper engineering work | `mcp-builder`, `backend-development`, `database-design` | wshobson, Anthropic |
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+ | `test-and-debug` | Review, QA, debugging, and cleanup work | `gh-fix-ci`, `playwright`, `qa-regression` | Moiz, Anthropic, OpenAI |
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+ | `docs-and-research` | Docs, files, research, and execution support | `openai-docs`, `pdf`, `notion-spec-to-implementation` | Anthropic, OpenAI, Composio |
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+ ## Source Repos
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+ This is still my library, but the upstream lineage stays visible on purpose.
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+ Some skills track clean upstream mirrors. Others are stable snapshots I keep vendored so installs stay deterministic.
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+ | Source repo | Why it's here | In this library |
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+ |------------|----------------|-----------------|
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+ | [Anthropic Skills](https://github.com/anthropics/skills) | The strongest general-purpose skill set in the ecosystem, especially for frontend, docs, and workflow. | 13 skills |
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+ | [Anthropic Claude Code](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code) | Extra Claude Code workflow coverage that belongs here when it clears the bar. | 1 skill |
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+ | [OpenAI Skills](https://github.com/openai/skills) | Strong skills for docs, Figma workflows, browser automation, CI work, and implementation planning. | 7 skills |
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+ | [wshobson/agents](https://github.com/wshobson/agents) | Strong backend, systems, and architecture coverage. | 7 skills |
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+ | [ComposioHQ/awesome-claude-skills](https://github.com/ComposioHQ/awesome-claude-skills) | Broad practical coverage for workflow, files, research, and creative tasks. | 15 skills |
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+ | [MoizIbnYousaf/Ai-Agent-Skills](https://github.com/MoizIbnYousaf/Ai-Agent-Skills) | The skills I write and maintain directly. | 5 skills |
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+ | Portable | `--agent project` | `.skills/` |
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+ npx ai-agent-skills collections
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+ npx ai-agent-skills list --work-area frontend
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+ npx ai-agent-skills list --category development
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+ npx ai-agent-skills list --collection my-picks
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+ npx ai-agent-skills info frontend-design
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+ ```bash
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+ This repo is curated. I do not accept everything, and I do not want the catalog to sprawl.
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- - [Agent Skills Spec](https://agentskills.io) - Official format documentation
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- - [Browse Skills](https://skillcreator.ai/explore) - Visual skill gallery with one-click install
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- - [Create Skills](https://skillcreator.ai/build) - Generate skills (waitlist)
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- - [Anthropic Skills](https://github.com/anthropics/skills) - Official example skills
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+ Agent skills follow the open format documented at [agentskills.io](https://agentskills.io). A skill is just a folder:
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+ ```text
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+ ├── SKILL.md
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+ ├── scripts/
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+ └── references/
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+ ```
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+ ## Links
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+ - [Agent Skills Spec](https://agentskills.io)
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+ - [Anthropic Skills](https://github.com/anthropics/skills)
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+ - [Curation Guide](./CURATION.md)
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+ - [Contributing Guide](./CONTRIBUTING.md)
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+ - [Issues](https://github.com/MoizIbnYousaf/Ai-Agent-Skills/issues)
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- - **[Anthropic Skills](https://github.com/anthropics/skills)** - Official example skills from Anthropic that established the Agent Skills specification
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- - **[ComposioHQ Awesome Claude Skills](https://github.com/ComposioHQ/awesome-claude-skills)** - Curated community skills from the Composio ecosystem
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- - **[wshobson/agents](https://github.com/wshobson/agents)** - Development skills inspired by their plugin marketplace patterns
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- We believe in open source and giving credit where it's due. If you see your work here and want additional attribution, [open an issue](https://github.com/skillcreatorai/Ai-Agent-Skills/issues).
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+ This library builds on work from the open-source community, especially:
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- ## Community
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+ - [Anthropic Skills](https://github.com/anthropics/skills)
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+ - [Anthropic Claude Code](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code)
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+ - [OpenAI Skills](https://github.com/openai/skills)
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+ - [ComposioHQ Awesome Claude Skills](https://github.com/ComposioHQ/awesome-claude-skills)
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+ - [wshobson/agents](https://github.com/wshobson/agents)
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- - Follow [@skillcreatorai](https://x.com/skillcreatorai) for updates
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- - [Open an issue](https://github.com/skillcreatorai/Ai-Agent-Skills/issues) for bugs or requests
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- - [Read CONTRIBUTING.md](./CONTRIBUTING.md) to add skills
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+ If something here traces back to your work and you want clearer attribution, open an issue.
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250
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251
 
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  <p align="center">
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- <sub>Built with care by <a href="https://skillcreator.ai">SkillCreator.ai</a></sub>
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+ # Work Areas
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+
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+ This is the clean browse map for the library. The folders stay flat under `skills/<name>/` so installs stay simple; the catalog carries the organization.
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+
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+ If you want the fastest CLI shelves, use the collections in the README. If you want to understand the library itself, start here.
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+
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+ ## Frontend
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+
9
+ Interface systems, React work, and web product execution.
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+
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+ **Coverage:** 3 skills across 3 branches.
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+ **Main sources:** OpenAI, Anthropic, Composio
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+
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+ | Branch | Skills | Sources |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | Figma | [`figma-implement-design`](./skills/figma-implement-design) | OpenAI |
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+ | React | [`frontend-design`](./skills/frontend-design) | Anthropic |
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+ | UI | [`artifacts-builder`](./skills/artifacts-builder) | Composio |
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+
20
+ ## Backend
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+
22
+ Infra, tooling, application architecture, and codebase depth.
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+
24
+ **Coverage:** 7 skills across 7 branches.
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+ **Main sources:** wshobson, Anthropic
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+
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+ | Branch | Skills | Sources |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | Architecture | [`backend-development`](./skills/backend-development) | wshobson |
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+ | Database | [`database-design`](./skills/database-design) | wshobson |
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+ | LLMs | [`llm-application-dev`](./skills/llm-application-dev) | wshobson |
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+ | MCP | [`mcp-builder`](./skills/mcp-builder) | Anthropic |
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+ | Python | [`python-development`](./skills/python-development) | wshobson |
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+ | Refactoring | [`code-refactoring`](./skills/code-refactoring) | wshobson |
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+ | TypeScript | [`javascript-typescript`](./skills/javascript-typescript) | wshobson |
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+
37
+ ## Mobile
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+
39
+ App work for iOS, Android, Expo, and handheld product flows.
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+
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+ **Coverage:** intentionally selective right now.
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+ **Main sources:** none active in the package today
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+
44
+ This area stays in the browse model because it matters, but I am not keeping weak mobile pointers in the library just to fill the shelf.
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+
46
+ ## Docs
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+
48
+ Documents, specs, file handling, and long-form output.
49
+
50
+ **Coverage:** 7 skills across 6 branches.
51
+ **Main sources:** Anthropic, wshobson, OpenAI
52
+
53
+ | Branch | Skills | Sources |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
55
+ | Writing | [`code-documentation`](./skills/code-documentation), [`doc-coauthoring`](./skills/doc-coauthoring) | Anthropic, wshobson |
56
+ | Documents | [`docx`](./skills/docx) | Anthropic |
57
+ | OpenAI | [`openai-docs`](./skills/openai-docs) | OpenAI |
58
+ | PDF | [`pdf`](./skills/pdf) | Anthropic |
59
+ | Presentations | [`pptx`](./skills/pptx) | Anthropic |
60
+ | Spreadsheets | [`xlsx`](./skills/xlsx) | Anthropic |
61
+
62
+ ## Testing
63
+
64
+ Review, QA, regression work, and keeping product quality sharp.
65
+
66
+ **Coverage:** 6 skills across 6 branches.
67
+ **Main sources:** OpenAI, Moiz, Anthropic Claude Code, Anthropic
68
+
69
+ | Branch | Skills | Sources |
70
+ | --- | --- | --- |
71
+ | Browser Automation | [`playwright`](./skills/playwright) | OpenAI |
72
+ | CI | [`gh-fix-ci`](./skills/gh-fix-ci) | OpenAI |
73
+ | Observability | [`sentry`](./skills/sentry) | OpenAI |
74
+ | Regression | [`qa-regression`](./skills/qa-regression) | Moiz |
75
+ | Review | [`code-review`](./skills/code-review) | Anthropic Claude Code |
76
+ | Web QA | [`webapp-testing`](./skills/webapp-testing) | Anthropic |
77
+
78
+ ## Workflow
79
+
80
+ Execution patterns, prompting, ticketing, and operating rhythm.
81
+
82
+ **Coverage:** 9 skills across 9 branches.
83
+ **Main sources:** Moiz, Composio, OpenAI, Anthropic
84
+
85
+ | Branch | Skills | Sources |
86
+ | --- | --- | --- |
87
+ | Clarification | [`ask-questions-if-underspecified`](./skills/ask-questions-if-underspecified) | Moiz |
88
+ | Files | [`file-organizer`](./skills/file-organizer) | Composio |
89
+ | Jira | [`jira-issues`](./skills/jira-issues) | Moiz |
90
+ | Meetings | [`meeting-insights-analyzer`](./skills/meeting-insights-analyzer) | Composio |
91
+ | Planning | [`notion-spec-to-implementation`](./skills/notion-spec-to-implementation) | OpenAI |
92
+ | Prompt Ops | [`best-practices`](./skills/best-practices) | Moiz |
93
+ | Release Notes | [`changelog-generator`](./skills/changelog-generator) | Composio |
94
+ | Skills | [`skill-creator`](./skills/skill-creator) | Anthropic |
95
+ | Utilities | [`raffle-winner-picker`](./skills/raffle-winner-picker) | Composio |
96
+
97
+ ## Research
98
+
99
+ Competitive scans, discovery work, and synthesis that helps decisions.
100
+
101
+ **Coverage:** 4 skills across 4 branches.
102
+ **Main sources:** Composio
103
+
104
+ | Branch | Skills | Sources |
105
+ | --- | --- | --- |
106
+ | Competitive Intel | [`competitive-ads-extractor`](./skills/competitive-ads-extractor) | Composio |
107
+ | Developer Growth | [`developer-growth-analysis`](./skills/developer-growth-analysis) | Composio |
108
+ | Lead Research | [`lead-research-assistant`](./skills/lead-research-assistant) | Composio |
109
+ | Writing | [`content-research-writer`](./skills/content-research-writer) | Composio |
110
+
111
+ ## Design
112
+
113
+ Visual systems, thematic work, creative direction, and media craft.
114
+
115
+ **Coverage:** 7 skills across 7 branches.
116
+ **Main sources:** Anthropic, OpenAI, Composio
117
+
118
+ | Branch | Skills | Sources |
119
+ | --- | --- | --- |
120
+ | Canvas | [`canvas-design`](./skills/canvas-design) | Anthropic |
121
+ | Figma | [`figma`](./skills/figma) | OpenAI |
122
+ | Generative Art | [`algorithmic-art`](./skills/algorithmic-art) | Anthropic |
123
+ | GIFs | [`slack-gif-creator`](./skills/slack-gif-creator) | Composio |
124
+ | Images | [`image-enhancer`](./skills/image-enhancer) | Composio |
125
+ | Themes | [`theme-factory`](./skills/theme-factory) | Composio |
126
+ | Video | [`video-downloader`](./skills/video-downloader) | Composio |
127
+
128
+ ## Business
129
+
130
+ Brand, hiring, ops, and communication work around the product.
131
+
132
+ **Coverage:** 5 skills across 5 branches.
133
+ **Main sources:** Anthropic, Moiz, Composio
134
+
135
+ | Branch | Skills | Sources |
136
+ | --- | --- | --- |
137
+ | Brand | [`brand-guidelines`](./skills/brand-guidelines) | Anthropic |
138
+ | Career | [`job-application`](./skills/job-application) | Moiz |
139
+ | Communication | [`internal-comms`](./skills/internal-comms) | Anthropic |
140
+ | Naming | [`domain-name-brainstormer`](./skills/domain-name-brainstormer) | Composio |
141
+ | Operations | [`invoice-organizer`](./skills/invoice-organizer) | Composio |