Taste-tested agent skills ecosystem · skilld

Taste-tested
agent skills
ecosystem.

Your agent never read the maintainer's notes. They're here, tasted by a person first. Install in one command, then watch them change.

npx skilld add gh:nestyme/awesome-prompts

One command installs into your agent. No sign-up.

  • Claude Code
  • Cursor
  • Codex
  • Gemini CLI
  • Copilot
  • Windsurf
  • OpenCode

Devs are posting about these skill repos. We count how many separate devs shared each one. Every card links the author's source.

6 repositories

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  1. nestyme/awesome-prompts5 skillsis my account shadowbanned? scraped tons of data and turned it into a claude code skill it returns per account: - which distribution round your posts die in - shadowban probability - the likely cause (throttled account vs content failing)…1 dev shared it@nestymee
  2. tt-a1i/archify1 skillI found a pretty interesting way to make AI agents explain codebases. Archify turns a codebase or even a simple system description into an interactive architecture map — directly from your AI coding agent. What makes it different: → Typed…5 devs shared it@DivyanshT91162
  3. earthtojake/text-to-cad10 skillsskills: install: npx skills add earthtojake/text-to-cad1 dev shared it@earthtojake
  4. kacperkapusciak/goldie2 skillsAdded Play Store screenshot generation to Goldie ✨ Works with any Android app 👇 ~ / npx skills add kacperkapusciak/goldie1 dev shared it@kacperkapusciak
  5. american-embedded/kistack8 skillsFable is still materially ahead in human readable schematic generation and it's clear that they have trained specifically for that 1. Fable5.1, 2. GPT-6-Astra Same prompt, using my schematic SKILL.md from1 dev shared it@jlcjak
  6. coldteadotai/pr-lens2 skillsEvery PR is about to come with a screenshot. Yours can come with the architecture, animated npx skills add coldteadotai/pr-lens1 dev shared it@OhansEmmanuel

The taste test.

Three things are true of every skill we list. Read it yourself before you run it.

  1. The maintainer wrote it.In their own repo, under their own name. No anonymous submissions.
  2. A person read it.Someone opened the SKILL.md and said yes to it.
  3. The source is one click away.Open the SKILL.md before your agent does. We only show counts GitHub can vouch for.

Your skills changed. Did anyone tell you?

Watch a repo. The digest lists what changed. If nothing changed, we send nothing.

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Maintain something? Write the skill for it.

Run the Skill and your agent drafts it. You edit it and own it. It ships in your repo, under your name.

The guide is npm-first. The Skill reads whatever manifest your repo has, so the rest can run it too.

npx skilld@beta run skilld:skilld-dev/skilld/generate-package-skill

How it works