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Recently updated AI agent skills

High-signal skills that have recent GitHub activity and are worth checking for actively maintained workflows.

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  1. 01

    openagentskill-registry

    Discover, compare, audit, and safely install reusable AI Agent Skills with OpenAgentSkill. Use whenever an agent needs a capability it does not already have, must compare Skill alternatives, or needs evidence before installing third-party instructions.

    @Leon-DrqOther358
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    51/100
    Quality
    67/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  2. 02

    find-skills

    Find, compare, audit, and safely install reusable AI agent skills from OpenAgentSkill. Use when a user asks for a skill, plugin, reusable agent workflow, or the best tool for a task.

    @Leon-DrqOther358
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    51/100
    Quality
    61/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  3. 03

    babysit-pr

    Watch a PR on a self-paced timer and keep it mergeable — answer review feedback with the respond-to-review skill, fix failing CI, and resolve merge conflicts — until it is reviewed clean, green, and conflict-free. Use when the user says "babysit this PR".

    @rome-osOther748
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    58/100
    Quality
    70/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  4. 04

    krillinai-cli

    Use when an agent needs to build or operate the embedded KrillinAI CLI, choose a supported command, or interpret its JSON, manifest, subtitle, dubbing, render, cover, speech, and voice outputs.

    @krillinaiCoding12,682
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    82/100
    Quality
    77/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  5. 05

    krillinai-cover

    Use when generating a cover image with the KrillinAI CLI from a complete image prompt, including validating image-provider configuration and inspecting the generated image and saved prompt.

    @krillinaiCoding12,682
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    82/100
    Quality
    77/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  6. 06

    krillinai-pipeline

    Use when validating or documenting a multi-stage KrillinAI CLI output plan; the current pipeline command supports dry-run planning only, not end-to-end execution.

    @krillinaiCoding12,682
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    82/100
    Quality
    77/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  7. 07

    krillinai-render-horizontal

    Use when rendering landscape videos with KrillinAI CLI, including original video plus bilingual subtitles or dubbed video plus target-language subtitles.

    @krillinaiVideo12,682
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    82/100
    Quality
    77/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  8. 08

    krillinai-render-vertical

    Use when rendering portrait videos with KrillinAI CLI, including converting source video to vertical format, adding short bilingual subtitles, rendering dubbed vertical videos, and checking vertical subtitle readability.

    @krillinaiVideo12,682
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    82/100
    Quality
    77/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  9. 09

    krillinai-subtitle

    Use when generating subtitles with KrillinAI CLI from a YouTube link, Bilibili/local video, or existing media, including platform caption download, Whisper fallback, translation, bilingual SRT, and short vertical subtitle output.

    @krillinaiVideo12,682
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    82/100
    Quality
    77/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  10. 10

    krillinai-tts

    Use when generating target-language dubbing with KrillinAI CLI from SRT subtitles, including TTS audio creation and optional dubbed video generation.

    @krillinaiVideo12,682
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    82/100
    Quality
    77/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  11. 11

    opencreator-runtime

    OpenCreator 内部 Creator Agent 的稳定运行规则,仅由应用自动安装和激活。

    @krillinaiOther12,682
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    82/100
    Quality
    77/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  12. 12

    subagent-task-orchestrator

    Decomposition playbook and anti-temptation rules for an orchestrator agent that routes work through the Surogates subagent task layer. Pair this skill with an AgentDef whose tool filter strips the implementation tools (terminal, file, web, code) — that's how 'don't do the work yourself' is enforced structurally, not just behaviorally.

    @invergent-aiCoding28
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    29/100
    Quality
    56/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  13. 13

    agent-kotlin-expert

    Specialist subagent: Kotlin Multiplatform, Compose Multiplatform, coroutines, Ktor, and JVM ecosystem specialist. Use when writing Kotlin code, building KMP shared modules, or developing with Jetpack Compose. Trigger phrases: Kotlin, KMP, Compose Multiplatform, coroutines, Ktor, Gradle, JVM, Flow, suspend, sealed class, data class.

    @travisjneumanCoding100
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    40/100
    Quality
    61/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  14. 14

    agent-graphql-architect

    Specialist subagent: Expert GraphQL architect for API design, schema development, and performance optimization

    @travisjneumanDesign100
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    40/100
    Quality
    55/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  15. 15

    agent-i18n-specialist

    Specialist subagent: Expert internationalization specialist for multi-language support and localization

    @travisjneumanOther100
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    40/100
    Quality
    55/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  16. 16

    agent-macos-developer

    Specialist subagent: Expert macOS native developer for AppKit, Catalyst, and macOS-specific features

    @travisjneumanCoding100
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    40/100
    Quality
    55/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  17. 17

    agent-microservices-architect

    Specialist subagent: Expert microservices architect for distributed system design, service decomposition, and resilience patterns

    @travisjneumanDesign100
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    40/100
    Quality
    55/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
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    paywalls

    When the user wants to create or optimize in-app paywalls, upgrade screens, upsell modals, or feature gates. Also use when the user mentions "paywall," "upgrade screen," "upgrade modal," "upsell," "feature gate," "convert free to paid," "freemium conversion," "trial expiration screen," "limit reached screen," "plan upgrade prompt," "in-app pricing," "free users won't upgrade," "trial to paid conversion," or "how do I get users to pay." Use this for any in-product moment where you're asking users to upgrade. Distinct from public pricing pages (see cro) — this focuses on in-product upgrade moments where the user has already experienced value. For pricing decisions, see pricing.

    @coreyhaines31Automation54,079
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    95/100
    Quality
    92/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  19. 19

    marketing-psychology

    When the user wants to apply psychological principles, mental models, or behavioral science to marketing. Also use when the user mentions 'psychology,' 'mental models,' 'cognitive bias,' 'persuasion,' 'behavioral science,' 'why people buy,' 'decision-making,' 'consumer behavior,' 'anchoring,' 'social proof,' 'scarcity,' 'loss aversion,' 'framing,' or 'nudge.' Use this whenever someone wants to understand or leverage how people think and make decisions in a marketing context. For applying psychology to specific pages, see cro; for pricing tactics, see pricing; for copy framing, see copywriting.

    @coreyhaines31Business54,079
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    95/100
    Quality
    92/100
    Freshness
    100/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  20. 20

    Market Environment Analysis

    Create a global market conditions report spanning equities, rates, FX, commodities, risk appetite, and sector rotation.

    @tradermontyFinance2,981
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    70/100
    Quality
    86/100
    Freshness
    99/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  21. 21

    grill-me

    Interview the user relentlessly about a plan or design until reaching shared understanding, resolving each branch of the decision tree. Use when user wants to stress-test a plan, get grilled on their design, or mentions "grill me".

    @youdotcom-ossCreative87
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    39/100
    Quality
    59/100
    Freshness
    98/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
  22. 22

    Taste Skill: Anti-Slop Frontend

    Design and implementation guidance for distinctive landing pages, portfolios, product demos, and purposeful redesigns.

    @LeonxlnxDesign94,461
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    100/100
    Quality
    100/100
    Freshness
    97/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    100/100
    Install readiness
    100/100
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    Frontend Design

    Guidance for distinctive, intentional UI design, typography, visual direction, and non-template-like product interfaces.

    @anthropicsDesign180,366
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    100/100
    Quality
    100/100
    Freshness
    97/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    94/100
    Install readiness
    100/100
  24. 24

    Webapp Testing

    Use Playwright to interact with and test local web applications, capture screenshots, debug UI behavior, and inspect browser logs.

    @anthropicsBrowser Automation180,366
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    100/100
    Quality
    100/100
    Freshness
    97/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    69/100
    Install readiness
    100/100
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    Canvas Design

    Create original visual art, posters, PNG assets, and PDF documents through a clear design philosophy.

    @anthropicsDesign180,366
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    100/100
    Quality
    100/100
    Freshness
    97/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    85/100
    Install readiness
    100/100
  26. 26

    Anthropic Brand Guidelines

    Apply Anthropic official brand colors, typography, and visual standards to appropriate Anthropic-related artifacts.

    @anthropicsDesign180,366
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    100/100
    Quality
    100/100
    Freshness
    97/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    44/100
    Install readiness
    100/100
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    gpu-clean-conversion

    Convert a PyTorch or Hugging Face model into a LiteRT model that runs fully on the GPU via the CompiledModel API with verified-correct output, and lay it out as a model recipe. Use when converting a new model, or when a converted model is rejected by the GPU, falls back to CPU, or returns wrong numbers on device.

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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    53/100
    Quality
    68/100
    Freshness
    97/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
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    litert-lm

    Creates an Android app that runs an open text LLM on the device, on the CPU or the GPU, with the LiteRT-LM Kotlin API. Use this skill to build a new chat, summarization or extraction app with a .litertlm model from Hugging Face litert-community (Gemma, Qwen, Llama, Phi) - the dependency and manifest entries, getting the model file onto the device, engine initialization, a streamed multi-turn conversation, the ViewModel and screen.

    @google-ai-edgeAi Knowledge459
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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    53/100
    Quality
    68/100
    Freshness
    97/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
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    litert-runtime

    Creates an Android app that runs a .tflite model on the CPU or the GPU with the LiteRT CompiledModel API in Kotlin. Use this skill to build a new app around a vision, audio or embedding model, or to add on-device inference to an existing app - the dependency, where the model file goes, the inference class, the ViewModel and screen, and checking the output on a device.

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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    53/100
    Quality
    68/100
    Freshness
    97/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100
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    accuracy-safe-quantization

    Shrink a converted LiteRT model with ai-edge-quantizer (fp16 / int8 / int4) without losing accuracy, verifying parity against the float source after every step. Use when choosing a quantization recipe for a new model, when a quantized model fails to load, degrades on a task benchmark, or degenerates over long generations, or when deciding between dynamic-range, weight-only, and blockwise variants.

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    Signals use a 0–100 scale. They explain the shortlist; the ordering follows this list’s method, not any one score.

    Popularity
    53/100
    Quality
    68/100
    Freshness
    97/100
    Agent evidence
    0/100
    Evidence confidence
    0/100
    Install readiness
    90/100

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