Browse published AI skills maintained by aspiers. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.
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22Repository stars across indexed skills
198Repository forks
22Average repository stars per indexed skill
9Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.
Create and maintain Claude Code skills following Anthropic best practices. Use when building new skills, refactoring existing ones, or ensuring skills follow official guidelines for structure, naming, progressi...
Stage files, hunks, or specific lines in git non-interactively.
Create well-formatted commits following conventional commits style with proper atomic commits and descriptive messages
Generate a .editorconfig file for a repository
Safely delete files / directories without asking for permission
Initialize a project with AI agent rules and documentation. Use when setting up a new repository for AI agent collaboration.
Orchestrate the complete development workflow for implementing sub-tasks from a task list. Use for end-to-end feature implementation with quality controls.
Refactor overly large code units into smaller, more focused components. Use when code has grown too large or complex.
Remove code duplication by extracting shared logic into reusable components. Use when the same logic appears in multiple places.
Pipe long running commands through tee(1) to allow watching output and repeated analyses without rerunning
Generate a Product Requirements Prompt (PRP) from a feature description. Use when starting work on a new feature.
Update documentation based on lessons learned. Use after completing work to capture learnings and prevent future issues.
Add or change allowed commands in AI agent permission configs (OpenCode, Claude Code)
Create Claude Code slash commands and OpenCode command files that delegate to skills. Use when creating new commands or refactoring existing ones to follow the delegation pattern.
Create subagent definitions for Claude Code and OpenCode that delegate to skills. Use when creating new subagents or refactoring existing ones to follow the delegation pattern.
Implement sub-tasks iteratively with user approval between each one. Use when working through a task list with user collaboration.
Implement a single sub-task from a task list. Use when working on feature development with existing task lists.
Generate a detailed task list from a PRP. Use after a PRP is created and ready for implementation planning.
Manage Open Build Service (OBS) projects. Use when working with OBS packages for home:aspiers.
Run linters according to repository guidelines. Use immediately after creating or modifying code, or before committing changes.
Run tests according to repository guidelines. Use after linting passes, before staging changes.
Review code for quality, security, and maintainability. Use after code changes are completed and ready for review.
The default order uses GitHub repository stars from our indexed data. Stars belong to the source repository and may be shared by multiple skills. They indicate repository interest, not skill installs or an independent quality score.