Browse published AI skills maintained by Ghostspeak. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.
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8Repository stars across indexed skills
14Repository forks
21Average repository stars per indexed skill
2Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.
Expert Anchor smart contract development for Solana (January 2026). Use when (1) Writing or auditing Solana programs, (2) Implementing security patterns, (3) Defining account structures and constraints, (4) Bui...
Expert Turbo monorepo management for GhostSpeak (January 2026). Use when (1) Managing workspace dependencies, (2) Configuring Turbo tasks, (3) Debugging build failures, (4) Publishing packages, (5) Understandin...
Expert testing patterns for GhostSpeak monorepo (January 2026). Use when (1) Writing unit tests, (2) Building integration tests, (3) Creating E2E tests with Playwright, (4) Testing Solana programs, (5) Testing...
Expert ElizaOS plugin and agent development (January 2026). Use when (1) Building ElizaOS plugins, (2) Creating AI agent characters, (3) Implementing actions, providers, evaluators, (4) Integrating with AgentRu...
Expert-level guide for elizaOS plugin development. Use when (1) Creating new plugins with actions, services, providers, evaluators, (2) Integrating with AgentRuntime for memory, models, events, (3) Building pla...
Expert Convex backend development for December 2025. Use when (1) Building Convex queries, mutations, or actions, (2) Defining schemas and validators, (3) Integrating Convex with React/Next.js, (4) Implementing...
Expert TypeScript development patterns and tooling for December 2025. Use when (1) Setting up modern TypeScript projects with Bun, Node 22+, or Deno, (2) Configuring tsconfig, ESM/CJS dual publishing, or build...
Master integration of Vercel AI Gateway + AI SDK v6 for production AI applications. Use when (1) Building multi-model AI apps with unified routing (2) Creating autonomous agents with ToolLoopAgent (3) Implement...
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