Agent Instructions taxonomy generated by the site skill importer.
by ComposioHQ
skill-creator is a Skill Authoring guide for creating or updating Claude skills with clear activation criteria, SKILL.md structure, optional resources, and scripts to initialize, validate, and package reusable skill folders.
by alirezarezvani
write-a-skill helps agents author reusable skills with clear triggers, concise SKILL.md files, progressive disclosure, references, and Python validation scripts for review.
by alirezarezvani
caveman is a Claude skill for ultra-compressed AI responses that cut filler, hedging, and pleasantries while preserving technical accuracy, code, errors, and named concepts. Includes usage triggers, persistence rules, safety exceptions, and Python tools for compression, linting, and token savings estimates.
by alirezarezvani
self-improving-agent curates Claude Code auto-memory by reviewing MEMORY.md, promoting proven patterns to CLAUDE.md or .claude/rules/, and extracting reusable skills. Use it for memory health checks, evidence-backed rule promotion, and Context Engineering workflows where project knowledge must become durable.
by alirezarezvani
promote graduates proven Claude auto-memory patterns from MEMORY.md into CLAUDE.md or .claude/rules/ so useful behaviors become durable project rules. Use it with /si:promote to confirm evidence, choose the right target, and write scoped instructions for self-improving Context Engineering workflows.
by tw93
think is a decision-support skill for turning rough ideas into approved, decision-complete plans before coding. Use it for feature design, architecture choices, tradeoff analysis, and should-we-do-this questions where the goal is judgment, not implementation. It fits think for Decision Support, think guide, and think usage needs in repo-first workflows.
by tw93
health runs a budget-aware Agent Health audit for Codex, Claude Code, Pi, agent instructions, hooks/MCP, verifier surfaces, and AI maintainability. Use the health skill to check why an agent ignores instructions, misses validation, or drifts into hard-to-maintain behavior. It is especially useful for Security Audit workflows, but not for debugging code or reviewing PRs.
