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Agent Skills Collection

204+ curated agent skills across 15 dev workflow categories, bilingual EN/CN.

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About

The Agent Skills Collection by xcodethink is a curated library of 204+ production-tested skills organized into 15 development workflow categories — from ideation and planning through frontend/backend coding, testing, debugging, review, and deployment. Skills are sourced from 17 official and community repos (including Anthropic, Vercel, Prisma, and Flutter), each verified in Claude Code, with bilingual English/Chinese versions. A skills registry with tags, difficulty levels, and highlights plus category indexes makes it browsable, and it works with both Claude Code and Codex.

The honest picture: it's a curated aggregation, not original content — quality ultimately depends on the upstream skill authors, and 204 skills means variable depth. The bilingual structure doubles the file count, which can be noisy to browse. As with any mega-collection, you'll use a dozen skills regularly and ignore the rest; treat it as a discovery index rather than something to install wholesale.

What it can do

  • 204+ skills across 15 workflow categories
  • Sourced from 17 official and community repos
  • Bilingual English/Chinese versions
  • Skills registry with tags and difficulty ratings
  • Verified working in Claude Code
  • MIT licensed

Setup

Browse at claudecodeskills.wayjet.io or clone github.com/xcodethink/agent-skills-collection, then copy individual skill folders into ~/.claude/skills/.

Prerequisites

Claude Code or another agent supporting SKILL.md; git for cloning.

Use cases

claude-codeagent-skillsdev-workflow

Works with

Trust score — 8/10

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Scored 8/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Verified via vendor site/docs/GitHub and reputable coverage, wave 57; Trending score 79/100 from researcher assessment.

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