skill-from-github
Create high-performance AI skills by reverse-engineering successful GitHub projects and proven open-source methodologies.
Discover reusable agent skills, browse implementation details, and find the right skill for your workflow.
331 skills found
Create high-performance AI skills by reverse-engineering successful GitHub projects and proven open-source methodologies.
Expert CLI guides for AI agents, featuring senior engineer workflows, safety guardrails, and operational patterns for cloud, IaC, containers, databases, and dev tools.
End-to-end GitHub repository maintenance agent. Automates triage, PR review, issue analysis, and maintenance reporting to ensure long-term repository health, stability, and growth.
Generate comprehensive instructions for AI agents to operate the Taskery local Kanban board, including CLI, API, and concurrency management.
A professional code quality suite for software engineers, implementing SOLID principles, design patterns, refactoring techniques, and technical debt management to ensure clean, maintainable, and production-ready code.
Donate to 501(c)(3) nonprofits onchain via Endaoment. Look up charities by EIN or name, make USDC donations, and deploy donor-advised fund entities directly from your agent.
Analyze and debug fast-agent session histories, tool execution logs, and conversation timing to resolve performance bottlenecks, tool loops, and unexpected session terminations.
Transform passive learning content like transcripts and tutorials into actionable Ship-Learn-Next cycles with concrete implementation plans and progress-oriented quests.
GitHub operations via gh CLI. Use for repository inspection, issues, PRs, releases, and deep codebase analysis including cloning for architectural insights.
Implement production-grade observability for Istio and Linkerd service meshes, including distributed tracing, metric dashboards, and golden signal monitoring.
A command-line tool for managing, building, and deploying Agent Skills as OCI artifacts within the Agent Skills ecosystem.
Enforces disciplined Test-Driven Development (TDD) by requiring a failing test before implementation, ensuring code reliability and preventing premature over-engineering.