Agent Skills Hub

ring:testing-skills-with-subagents

A meta-skill for building robust AI agent skills using a TDD approach: define failure (RED), implement the skill (GREEN), and plug rationalization loopholes (REFACTOR).

hf-mcp

Connect your AI agent to the Hugging Face Hub via MCP. Search models, datasets, and papers, manage repos, run cloud compute jobs, and invoke Gradio Spaces as functional AI tools.

example-data-processor

A modular data processing tool for cleaning, validating, and analyzing CSV files with support for custom transformations and automated dependency management.

create-mcp-app

Scaffold and build interactive MCP Apps with custom UIs for hosts like Claude Desktop. Supports React, Vanilla JS, and various framework templates for tool-resource integration.

dynamodb

AWS DynamoDB engineering assistant for schema design, query optimization, single-table patterns, and infrastructure management using Boto3 and AWS CLI.

repository-setup

Standardize git remote configuration and issue tracking for contributors working with forked repositories in the libuipc project.

feishu-fetch-doc

Fetch and parse Feishu (Lark) cloud documents into Markdown, with support for media handling and Wiki space navigation.

cc-skill-project-guidelines-example

A template skill for creating project-specific AI agent guidelines, defining architecture, file structures, and code patterns for deterministic development.

mcp-tools

Skill for managing MCP-based research, documentation lookups, and coordination between external search tools and plugin-backed memory systems.

supermemory

Supermemory is a long-term memory infrastructure for AI agents, enabling persistent context, user profiles, and semantic RAG across multi-modal knowledge bases.

github-copilot-agent-tips-and-tricks

Guidance and operational tips for identifying, reviewing, and managing pull requests created by the GitHub Copilot coding agent within your repository.

python-plan-optimization

6-phase read-only Python analysis workflow that identifies design principle violations, code smells, and modernization opportunities based on specific project types (POC to Open Source).