skills

SkillCorpus presents a framework to consolidate, curate, and evaluate the open skill ecosystem for LLM agents, demonstrating consistent performance gains across multiple benchmarks through retrieval-augmented skill integration.

Google is preparing to bring Gemini Live real-time voice mode and customizable Skills to the web version of Gemini, closing feature gaps with competitors like ChatGPT and Claude. Testing is underway, and a rollout could happen by late July 2026.

The developer dzhng shares a GitHub repository of composable AI agent skills for building software factories, enabling autonomous goal-driven code generation with human review at decision points.

An open-source reference library containing production-tested Claude Code infrastructure from 6 months of real-world use, including auto-activating skills, hooks, and modular patterns for TypeScript microservices projects.

A developer created a comprehensive set of 42 skills for Claude, organized like a real company org chart, covering departments like development, marketing, finance, and legal. Each skill is open-source and installable from GitHub or Claude plugins.

Obsidian CEO Kepano open-sourced his personal set of five Claude Code skills as markdown files, which have gained 41K stars on GitHub. The skills are designed to fix specific failure modes in his workflow, with a focus on minimalism and effectiveness.

Matt Pocock updated the /grill-me skill to be usable beyond engineering by rewording terms like 'design tree' to 'decision tree'. The skills repository provides composable skills for AI coding agents to improve alignment and reduce verbosity.

LazyPi offers a one-command setup for Pi coding agent that installs 60+ community skills, 67 themes, MCP support, sub-agent support, and more, providing a curated starting point to avoid research and configuration overhead.

A curated list of the most popular AI programming skill repositories on GitHub, sorted by star count, including Superpowers, ECC, mattpocock/skills, etc., aimed at helping developers configure skill files to boost AI coding assistant efficiency.

This paper investigates whether LLM-generated reusable skill files improve performance of AI data scientists across data science workflows. Through extensive ablation experiments involving over 9,000 runs, the authors find no significant improvement from generated skills over baseline prompting, cautioning against their default use.

Someone has open-sourced an Agent skill library containing 75 skills, compatible with Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, focused on web design, landing pages, animations, and WebGL. A standout feature is converting design screen recordings into detailed prompts, allowing Fable 5 to automatically generate HTML pages. It's free and open-source, you can freely fork and modify.

The author built OpenClaw skills leveraging 16 years of QSR experience, which has now reached over 4,200 downloads.

A guide on how to identify important topics to learn in AI by analyzing job listings and finding resources via RSS feeds and following experts. Emphasizes tracking in-demand skills and avoiding fads.

A masterclass guide on setting up Hermes Agent as a self-improving operating system for agent workflows, covering skills, tools, memory, and automation loops to turn the agent into a compounding productivity system.

Matt Pocock has released a set of agent skills designed for coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, etc., including skills like grill-me and grill-with-docs, aimed at improving alignment and reducing verbose output, emphasizing small size, adaptability, and composability.

In a Skills repository with 157k stars, the /teach skill created by Matt Pocock not only answers AI questions but also remembers the user's learning progress.

Dzhng released a personal library of composable AI agent skills for autonomous software development, including a new 'implement-spec-with-codex' skill that uses Codex as the implementor.

A website containing tens of thousands of AI Skills with installation instructions was discovered, enabling users to add capabilities to their AI Agent on their own, potentially leading to unemployment for sellers who install Skills.

The article discusses the trend of AI companies implementing usage-based pricing and paywalls, limiting free access, and argues that fundamental skills like research and problem-solving remain crucial.

Recommend 10 must-install Skills on the WorkBuddy platform, covering search, document processing, automation and other scenarios, which can boost AI productivity.