AI Agent Skills

A public collection of reusable skills for local coding agents. Each skill packages task-specific instructions and, when needed, supporting references, templates, scripts, or examples.

Install

These skills are designed to live at ~/.agents/skills, which is a common discovery path for agent tooling such as Codex, Claude Code, and Gemini CLI.

For macOS and Linux:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ElyzeSolutions/skills/main/install.sh | bash

For Windows PowerShell:

iwr https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ElyzeSolutions/skills/main/install.ps1 | iex

What The Install Scripts Do

install.sh and install.ps1 are bootstrap scripts. They:

1. Create ~/.agents if it does not already exist.
2. Clone this repository into ~/.agents/skills on first install.
3. Update the existing checkout on later runs.
4. Point the local checkout at ElyzeSolutions/skills before updating.

If you prefer to install manually:

git clone https://github.com/ElyzeSolutions/skills.git ~/.agents/skills

Repository Layout

Each skill lives in its own directory and usually includes:

• SKILL.md: the main skill definition and usage guidance
• references/: focused supporting documentation
• templates/: reusable starter files
• scripts/: utility scripts used by the skill
• examples/ or assets/: optional examples and supporting assets

Selected Skill Areas

• Planning and delivery: wayfinder, p4rd, to-spec, to-tickets, implement, prototype
• Browser automation: chrome-devtools, playwright-cli, playwright-generate-test, webwright
• Frontend design and UX: impeccable, design-taste-frontend, redesign-existing-projects, web-design-guidelines
• React and state management: react-state-management, tanstack-query-best-practices, tanstack-router-best-practices, tanstack-start-best-practices
• Performance and refactoring: react-performance-optimization, refactor-pass, vercel-react-best-practices, deslop
• Specialized workflows: ai-sdk, obsidian, polybot, polyx, remotion-to-hyperframes, websocket-engineer

Using A Skill In A Project

If your tool does not automatically read ~/.agents/skills, you can symlink specific skills into project-local directories:

mkdir -p .claude
ln -s ~/.agents/skills/tdd .claude/tdd

Contributing

1. Add or update a skill in its own directory.
2. Keep SKILL.md concise, explicit, and production-oriented.
3. Include only the references and scripts the skill actually needs.
4. Avoid machine-specific paths, local state, generated caches, and secrets.