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Skills
A skill is a packaged procedure you install into an AI coding tool to teach it one specialized task, like reviewing a diff or writing tests. You install it once, then the tool runs it on demand inside your normal workflow. Each skill below lists what it does, which tools it runs on, and the exact command to install it.
Browse Skills
Design guidance that keeps AI-built interfaces from looking AI-built.
$ # Install into the current project
Automated diff analysis that catches bugs, security issues, and code quality problems before merging
$ # The /code-review command is built into Claude Code. No install needed.
Concepts: Agentic coding, MCP
Skill Questions
What is the difference between a skill and an agent?
A skill is one packaged procedure, like generating tests or reviewing a diff. An agent combines a tool with rules, skills, and MCP servers to run a complete job. Skills are the ingredients an agent assembles.
How do I install a skill?
Copy the install command shown on the card and run it in your coding tool. Each skill page also lists the exact steps and the tools the skill runs on.
Which tools do these skills work with?
Each card lists the tools it runs on, such as Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot. Filter or search to find skills for the tool you already use.
Are these skills free?
Every skill here is free to install. You pay only for the coding tool it runs on and any services it connects to.