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Companion skill for the agent-browser CLI: has the agent load usage matching the installed version to navigate, fill forms, take screenshots and run exploratory tests, and can also drive Electron desktop apps. Install the agent-browser CLI first; from Vercel Labs.

Browser automation CLI built for AI agents in native Rust: open pages, click and fill forms by refs from accessibility tree snapshots, read text and take screenshots, with compact snapshots and output limits to save context. From Vercel Labs; reuses local Chrome or installs one.

Browser automation plugin from Vercel Labs: agents drive Chrome through accessibility tree snapshots and element refs to navigate, click, fill forms and take screenshots, for web testing and exploratory QA. Install the agent-browser CLI first (npm, Homebrew or Cargo).

Lightweight multi-protocol command-line downloader that fetches in parallel segments from multiple sources over HTTP(S), FTP, SFTP, BitTorrent and Metalink. Resumes downloads, reads URLs in bulk from text files and offers a JSON-RPC interface for scripts or agents.

Command-line tool for transferring data by URL over 20+ protocols including HTTP(S), FTP, SFTP, WebSocket and MQTT; a staple for agents calling APIs and downloading files. Preinstalled on macOS and most Linux distributions.

Configuration reference for daisyUI 5: how to set enabled themes, the default and prefers-dark theme, root selector, included or excluded modules, class prefix and console logs in the CSS plugin block, with full examples. Part of the official daisyUI skill.

Official daisyUI skill: the agent uses daisyUI 5 component classes, semantic colors and themes whenever it writes HTML or JSX, picking components by intended function, reading their guides and following their exact structure. Includes install, usage, config and color guides. Built on Tailwind CSS 4.

Usage rules for daisyUI 5: combine component, part and modifier classes, add Tailwind utilities when needed and the ! override only as a last resort, use the default variant unless asked, make layouts responsive, and follow Refactoring UI for design choices. Part of the official daisyUI skill.

Color rules for daisyUI 5: explains semantic names such as primary, base-100 and error with their -content foregrounds, says to prefer them over fixed Tailwind colors and never add dark: to them, and shows how to enable, create and override themes. Part of the official daisyUI skill.

Installation guide for daisyUI 5: requires Tailwind CSS 4 without tailwind.config.js, installs via npm and adds the plugin in CSS, covers the CDN setup, and links framework guides for Next.js, Vue, SvelteKit, Laravel and more. Part of the official daisyUI skill.

Release automation for iOS and Android: lanes orchestrate builds, code signing management, screenshot generation and uploads to the App Store and Google Play, and agents can call a project's existing lanes directly.

Plugin for building LLM apps: LangGraph agents with memory and tool use, hybrid-search RAG, vector index tuning, prompt optimization and LLM evaluation. Includes 3 subagents and 8 skills.

Business analytics plugin from the wshobson/agents marketplace: KPI dashboard design and data storytelling skills plus a business analyst subagent to choose metrics, plan dashboard layouts and turn data into reports executives or investors understand. Methods and templates only; no data connections.

Kubernetes operations plugin from the wshobson/agents marketplace: a kubernetes-architect subagent plus four skills for manifest generation, Helm chart scaffolding, GitOps workflows and security policies. Community-maintained.

Quant trading plugin from the wshobson/agents marketplace: quant analyst and risk manager subagents plus backtesting and risk metrics skills for strategy backtests, portfolio optimization and risk measures like VaR, Sharpe ratio and max drawdown. Needs local Python; not investment advice.

Context-driven development plugin: first captures product vision, tech stack and workflow docs, then generates a spec and phased plan for each feature, executes with TDD and supports per-task rollback. Ported from Google's Conductor for Gemini CLI.

UI/UX design plugin from the wshobson/agents marketplace with 3 subagents, 9 skills and commands for design review, component creation and accessibility audits, covering design tokens, WCAG 2.2, responsive layout, iOS HIG and Material Design 3 for in-code UI design and review.

JS/TS development plugin with javascript-pro and typescript-pro subagents, a TypeScript project scaffolding command, and 4 skills on modern JavaScript, advanced TypeScript types, Node.js backends and JS testing. Part of the wshobson/agents marketplace.

Orchestrates multi-agent teams using Claude Code's experimental Agent Teams feature: parallel multi-angle code review, competing-hypothesis debugging and feature work split by file ownership. Enable CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS first.

Data engineering plugin from the wshobson/agents marketplace: a data engineer subagent, a data pipeline command, and skills for Airflow DAGs, dbt transformations, Spark tuning and data quality, to help build ETL and data warehouses.

The 180+ skills bundled with the 90+ plugins in the wshobson/agents marketplace, covering development across many languages and frameworks, testing, ops, security, data and LLM apps. Install individually with npx skills or gh skill; skills only, without subagents or commands.

Multi-host plugin marketplace with 90+ single-purpose plugins, 200+ subagents and 180+ skills covering language-specific development, ops, security, data and multi-agent orchestration. Installing a plugin loads only that plugin's content.

MLOps plugin from the wshobson/agents marketplace: data scientist, ML engineer and MLOps engineer subagents and a /ml-pipeline command that runs the pipeline in phases from data analysis and training to deployment and monitoring, plus ML pipeline and recommender system skills.

Accessibility review plugin with an audit command, a UI validation subagent, and WCAG 2.2 and screen reader testing skills. Before design reviews or launch, the agent checks contrast, keyboard use and screen reader support and suggests fixes. For Claude Code; automated checks need Node.js.