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Sep 3, 2026

  1. mermaid16stars

    Create, validate, and render Mermaid diagrams

    Claude Code
  2. meme16stars

    Generate memes from images: classic Impact macros, labels, and TV-subtitle captions

    Claude Code1 skill
  3. mail16stars

    Apple Mail integration for reading and managing email via JXA

    Claude Code1 skill
  4. mac16stars

    macOS-specific automation and system integration

    Claude Code
  5. linear16stars

    Managing Linear issues, projects, and teams

    Claude Code1 skill
  6. issue16stars

    Work on issues from GitHub, Linear, or GitLab

    Claude Code1 skill
  7. go16stars

    Go language coding standards, best practices, and testing patterns

    Claude Code
  8. gitlab16stars

    GitLab workflow best practices and glab CLI usage

    Claude Code
  9. github16stars

    GitHub workflow, Actions monitoring, and rulesets management

    Claude Code
  10. git16stars

    Git workflow and branching best practices

    Claude Code
  11. comments16stars

    Detect AI slop code comments in a diff and steer clean comment generation

    Claude Code
  12. Meta-tools for Claude Code configuration and customization

    Claude Code
  13. bun16stars

    Bun runtime patterns, bunx, shell scripting, lockfile, and testing

    Claude Code1 skill
  14. atuin16stars

    Query local shell history from atuin: recent commands, usage stats, and ad-hoc SQL over the history db

    Claude Code
  15. Query local ActivityWatch usage data: per-app time, window titles, and active vs idle spans

    Claude Code
  16. Project-local Skill plugin for Builder subagent self-review loop (resolves --setting-sources project blocker)

    Claude Code
  17. evo5stars

    Self-evolving development pipeline — 3 lean agents across 6 phases with compound discovery loop, proactive research, and strict evaluation. No external dependencies.

    CodexClaude Code30 skills
  18. Quantitative image measurement plus optional constrained multi-view reconstruction and Blender geometry checks.

    CodexClaude CodeAgent Plugins4 skills
  19. A stronger default for Codex CLI: six independently-invocable workflow stages, specialist role cards, and an evidence ledger that makes 'done' auditable.

    Codex8 skills
  20. Harlan's personal agent kit - Nuxt/Vue/TS workflow tools

    CodexClaude Code35 skills
  21. praxis1stars

    Workflow rules from CLAUDE.md turned into hooks and skills that actually fire

    Codex
  22. praxis1stars

    Workflow rules from CLAUDE.md turned into hooks and skills that actually fire

    Claude CodeAgent Plugins20 skills
  23. siteproof0stars

    Evidence-based website auditing, remediation planning, safe GitHub Fix Mode, verification, and multi-format audit/fix artifact generation.

    Codex1 skill
  24. memhub2stars

    XTrace MemHub team memory in Codex: automatic session capture, situated directive recall, artifact sync, plus skills for setup, login, onboarding, artifact upload, session import, search, handoff, spec-driven development, Rulebook rule authoring (create-rule) and rules proposed from CLAUDE.md + past sessions in one run (rules-from-sessions), and PR babysitting. A rule lives in a RULEBOOK — a container with its own membership, so it reaches exactly the people that book binds; the authoring skills resolve which book it lands in and offer to create one when there is none. Run memhub:setup to verify hook routing and authentication. Current desktop builds support bundled hooks; older hosts need the user bridge. Bundled handlers defer to matching installed user bridge handlers, which require trust. Codex's own threads are not captured as your sessions: spawned subagents, guardian action-reviews and memory consolidation are recognised from the rollout's thread_source and skipped by name, while every other kind — including a product surface we have not seen, since Codex's ThreadSource type is open-ended — is captured, because refusing an unknown kind would silently and unrecoverably drop real work. Every rule fire is reported under the same namespaced session id capture uploads, so a fire is linked to the Codex session it fired in. Session ↔ PR linking: after a call that addresses GitHub (`gh pr …`, a `curl`/`gh api` REST request, or a GitHub MCP tool) whose output names exactly one pull request, a PostToolUse hook asks the backend one question and injects one instruction — a session that ran `gh pr create` — or the GitHub MCP create tool — links itself unconditionally (opening it is work the session did, and a PR has many sessions), while every other GitHub call, a hand-rolled `curl` POST included, leaves the authorship judgment to the agent, and an org with no GitHub integration is told once that connecting it is what links sessions to shipped code. The hook is stateless apart from one short-lived negative answer (an enabled org with GitHub disconnected, cached 30 minutes per credential, and never inferred from a reply that merely says the feature is off) and degrades to silence on every failure. Two skills complete it: link-pr (link this or a named session by hand — also the answer for a PR opened by a script or CI helper, which is deliberately not detected) and find-contributing-sessions (scan this machine's local session history for the sessions that wrote a PR's code, rank the candidates by the evidence that matched, and link the ones you approve). The agent records ONE work type for a pull request it links (feat, fix, chore, docs, perf, refactor, other), and only when the PR has none yet — the first label is permanent, and asking again would cost the link, not just the type. Spec workflows: spec-work guides implementation, spec-check freshly reviews changes, and spec-maintain offers local/cloud bootstrap and reviewable Git or Brain proposals through the shared spec entry point.

    CodexClaude CodeAgent Plugins12 skills1 MCP server
  25. MemHub staging for Codex: team memory and Rulebook hooks. Use the setup skill to verify the active hook route and credential. Repository shell commands in projectless tasks must include an explicit cd prefix when the host omits workdir. Spec workflows: spec-work guides implementation, spec-check freshly reviews changes, and spec-maintain offers local/cloud bootstrap and reviewable Git or Brain proposals through the shared spec entry point.

    CodexClaude Code1 MCP server
  26. fleet1stars

    Live awareness across parallel Claude Code agents working in git worktrees of the same repo. A shared board file in the repo's common .git dir tracks what every agent is working on; hooks register each session on start, update its entry on commits and prompts, and inject sibling-agent updates into context at every turn — so agents coordinate by awareness instead of colliding. Ships /fleet:status (pretty-print the board) and /fleet:start (decompose a big task, provision worktrees with kickoff briefs, and launch a session per stream — tab or headless). Local-only: no server, no auth.

    Claude Code2 skills
  27. Autopilot and guided end-to-end delivery skill for CUMCM, MCM/ICM, and Diangong Cup, with reproducibility, review, compliance, and versioned delivery folders.

    Codex1 skill
  28. rigor0stars

    Verification-first workflows for finding real bugs, fixing them at root cause, and making measured improvements. Prove-it-or-don't-report-it: every finding carries an evidence tier and a proof artifact, and fixes ship a failing-then-passing regression test fixed at root cause. v2 adds test-suite validation (flaky + mutation testing), characterization safety nets, root-cause sibling sweeps, regression bisection, and a regression guard.

    Claude Code9 skills
  29. Code-grounded research workflows: ground in the codebase (or given materials), gather external knowledge, and propose improvements, design briefs, library evaluations, and new ideas. Every claim is cited and tiered; local-first with disclosed, fail-closed egress. It proposes and hands implementation to the other suites. Developer-in-the-loop.

    Claude Code7 skills
  30. Adaptive, multi-agent workflows for building, auditing, and operating privacy-respecting, anonymity-preserving software. Covers the anonymity threat model, anonymous sessions, Tor/proxy egress and leak prevention, metadata minimization, fingerprinting and traffic-analysis resistance, supply-chain trust, opsec hardening, privacy feature design, leak incident response, doc alignment, and an opsec PR gate. Anonymous-by-default, fail-closed, developer-in-the-loop.

    Claude Code13 skills
  31. Adaptive, multi-agent engineering workflows for any codebase: audit, security/privacy threat assessment, remediation, feature discovery & build, performance, tests, dependencies, local review gates, doc alignment, onboarding, and code and concept normalization. Developer-in-the-loop, behavior-preserving, with shared conventions.

    Claude Code30 skills2 MCP servers
  32. rigor0stars

    Verification-first workflows for finding real bugs, fixing them at root cause, and making measured improvements. Prove-it-or-don't-report-it: every finding carries an evidence tier and a proof artifact, and fixes ship a failing-then-passing regression test fixed at root cause. v2 adds test-suite validation (flaky + mutation testing), characterization safety nets, root-cause sibling sweeps, regression bisection, and a regression guard.

    Codex9 skills
  33. Code-grounded research workflows: ground in the codebase (or given materials), gather external knowledge, and propose improvements, design briefs, library evaluations, and new ideas. Every claim is cited and tiered; local-first with disclosed, fail-closed egress. It proposes and hands implementation to the other suites. Developer-in-the-loop.

    Codex7 skills
  34. Adaptive, multi-agent workflows for building, auditing, and operating privacy-respecting, anonymity-preserving software. Covers the anonymity threat model, anonymous sessions, Tor/proxy egress and leak prevention, metadata minimization, fingerprinting and traffic-analysis resistance, supply-chain trust, opsec hardening, privacy feature design, leak incident response, doc alignment, and an opsec PR gate. Anonymous-by-default, fail-closed, developer-in-the-loop.

    Codex13 skills
  35. Adaptive, multi-agent engineering workflows for any codebase: audit, security/privacy threat assessment, remediation, feature discovery & build, performance, tests, dependencies, local review gates, doc alignment, onboarding, and code and concept normalization. Developer-in-the-loop, behavior-preserving, with shared conventions.

    Codex30 skills2 MCP servers
  36. byoh1stars

    BuildYourOwnHarness — profile → compile → install → evolve a personalized AI agent harness. Synthesis recombines vetted skills/agents by keyword under 3 safety gates.

    CodexClaude Code1 skill1 MCP server
  37. cpx0stars

    CPX/OSCE 모의 표준화환자(SP) 시뮬레이터. 국시원 48개 임상표현을 바탕으로 미리 작성된 276개 케이스 카드에서 환자를 뽑아 문진·신체진찰을 연습하고 100점 배점으로 채점받습니다. 웹 기록판과 연결하면 결과가 자동으로 누적됩니다.

    Claude Code2 skills
  38. canon2stars

    Automated governance, versioning, and discovery tools for Claude Code.

    Claude Code50 skills
  39. agy0stars

    Antigravity ↔ Claude Code bridge for review, critique, and delegation.

    Claude Code2 skills
  40. ODIN workflows for clear, useful technical writing.

    CodexClaude Code12 skills
  41. Advanced ODIN workflows for substantial writing and editorial work.

    CodexClaude Code6 skills
  42. odin-web35stars

    ODIN workflows for building and refining web applications.

    CodexClaude Code8 skills
  43. ODIN workflows for modern TypeScript development.

    CodexClaude Code17 skills
  44. ODIN workflows for safe Terraform infrastructure changes.

    CodexClaude Code1 skill
  45. ODIN workflows for security reviews and defensive implementation.

    CodexClaude Code16 skills
  46. Advanced ODIN workflows for threat analysis and security hardening.

    CodexClaude Code39 skills
  47. odin-run35stars

    ODIN workflows for executing plans and shipping finished changes.

    CodexClaude Code50 skills
  48. Advanced ODIN workflows for complex execution and delivery.

    CodexClaude Code21 skills
  49. ODIN workflows for focused research and source-backed findings.

    CodexClaude Code50 skills
  50. Advanced ODIN workflows for deep research and evidence synthesis.

    CodexClaude Code13 skills