Agent Skills Hub

flow-nexus-neural

Train and manage neural networks in distributed E2B sandboxes using the Flow Nexus platform, supporting custom architectures like Transformers, LSTMs, and GANs.

agent-architecture

Implement production-grade AI agents with LangGraph, tool-calling guardrails, SSE streaming, and episodic memory. Includes anti-patterns, fix pairs, and stateful architecture patterns.

using-superpowers

The foundational skill for the Superpowers methodology. Ensures agents correctly identify and invoke required development skills before starting any task or conversation.

ascii-art

A generative agent skill for creating ASCII art, optimized for rapid, single-pass artistic output without iterative refinement.

ui-implementer

Implements UI components from Figma/mockups with pixel-perfect accuracy, intelligent design validation, and adaptive agent switching.

codex-cli

Orchestrate Codex CLI for efficient parallel coding, task automation, and session-managed workflows to optimize token usage and development speed.

claude-starter

An AI-powered skill that automatically retrieves relevant project context from your RAG knowledge base for complex coding tasks.

frontend-design

Build distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces and web components with high aesthetic quality, avoiding generic AI design patterns.

vibe-prd

A structured PRD generator for vibe-coding MVPs. It guides you through defining product requirements, target audiences, and success metrics, ensuring a clear foundation for your development workflow.

pix

An autonomous UI implementation agent that converts Figma designs into pixel-perfect code using Figma MCP and browser-based refinement.

evaluating-code-models

Evaluate code generation models using BigCode Evaluation Harness. Benchmarks include HumanEval, MBPP, and MultiPL-E with pass@k metrics for multi-language coding models.

clean-code

Pragmatic AI-assisted coding standards focused on clean code, simplicity, and maintainability. Enforces best practices like SRP, DRY, and KISS to prevent over-engineering.