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A curated repository aggregating numerous AI Agent skills, enabling developers to quickly discover and install the capabilities they need.
agent-skills
A Production-Ready Skill Collection for AI Coding Agents
Agent-Reach
Instantly Equip Your AI Agent with Internet Access in One Click
agent-browser
A CLI for browser automation by AI agents, implemented in fast native Rust.
academic-research-skills
Claude Code Academic Research Full-Process Skill Suite
agents
An AI Agent skill navigation site offering a large collection of installable Claude skills.
agentmemory
Provides persistent memory for AI coding agents
Agent News
AI News Verification Layer for Agent Actions
agents.md
Enabling AI Coding Agents to Understand Project Context
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Pi's Extended Intelligent Model Selector
@0xkahi/pi-qol
Quality-of-life enhancement pack for the pi terminal AI assistant
@0xkahi/pi-arsenal
Pi Multi-Tool Extension: Non-Blocking tmux Popup Editor
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Build an MCP server with Go, deploy via Docker, and enhance LLMs with web scraping via curl.
@0xkahi/pi-vim-keys
Provides a Vim-style input editor for the Pi platform.
@0xkobold/pi-cursor
Extend Cursor AI Agent via pi for remote task delegation
FAQ
What is an AI Agent Skill?
A Skill is a "capability pack" you install into AI coding assistants (like Claude Code, Cursor, TRAE). It tells the AI how to handle specific tasks. Once installed, you just describe what you want in natural language, and the AI follows the Skill's methodology to complete tasks like making slides, reviewing code, or writing docs.
How do I install these Skills?
Each Skill detail page offers two methods: copy a prompt and send it to your AI assistant for auto-install, or copy a command to install manually. The prompt method is recommended — it's the easiest.
Are these Skills free?
All Skills listed here come from open-source GitHub repositories and are free. Using them consumes your own AI tool's quota (e.g., Claude tokens), unrelated to the Skill authors or this site.
How do I submit my Skill?
Click "Submit" in the navigation bar and enter your repository URL. Acceptance criteria: GitHub stars >= 3, must be a single installable Skill (not a resource collection), and must pass manual review. Approved skills appear on the site automatically.