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A repository of reusable AI agent skills centered on regression evals and benchmark history, with install instructions and local eval workflows.

A routing skill that helps coding agents choose the most token-efficient tool for a task instead of reading whole files or dumping verbose output into context. It recommends tools like serena, graphify, rtk, caveman, or plain Read/Grep/Bash depending on the job.

An open-source SDK and CLI for generating human-like mouse movement with deep learning, aimed at developers and agents that need synthetic pointer motion.

Agent skills for VillageSQL that help AI coding tools build a VillageSQL extension, including a 7-phase workflow for the vsql-extension-builder skill and install support for Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, Cursor, Amp, and Kiro.

A GitHub repo for evaluating agentic AI pipeline systems, with guidance for defining metrics, building eval cases, running repeatable tests, and tracking regressions.

An agent skill that converts AI output into more readable formats such as simplified technical English, diagrams, interactive HTML, narrated explainers, and review summaries for human oversight.

A local-first todo board that connects to an AI assistant through MCP, letting the assistant read and update tasks on the same machine.

A command-wrapper tool that adds adaptive startup friction around agentic AI binaries like Claude Code or GitHub Copilot CLI, with Nix and non-Nix install paths and a stats command.

A Vite plugin that obfuscates client-side code in a way meant to make LLMs refuse de-obfuscation attempts. The README shows the project’s purpose, a usage note, and an example of the transformed output.

A Claude skill for generating better commit messages with gitmoji + Conventional Commits, atomic commit enforcement, and a hook guard to keep commits on-format.

A Rust CLI that wraps Claude Code for programmatic use, forwarding flags, injecting one-shot prompts, tailing session transcripts, and exiting automatically after the turn completes.

A GitHub repository tracking vulnerabilities credited to the Anthropic research team, with a large visible list of CVEs, related findings, and submission guidance.

A GitHub-hosted guidelines file for AI coding assistants used in Stanford CS336. It tells assistants how to help students with debugging, explanations, and feedback while avoiding direct solutions or code generation.

An Mr. T–themed skill that tells an AI to skip preamble and answer directly. The repo shows the purpose, example phrases, and a simple installation step via SKILL.md.