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Skill collection for the gws CLI: one skill per Workspace API plus recipes for common Gmail, Drive, Docs, Calendar and Sheets workflows. Install gws and authorize your Google account first; not an officially supported Google product.

One CLI for Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Docs, Sheets and other Google Workspace APIs, with commands generated from the Discovery service, JSON output and 100+ Agent Skills. From the googleworkspace org but not officially supported; needs OAuth via a Google Cloud project.

Support persona skill for the gws CLI: triages support-labeled Gmail, turns emails into tasks, logs tickets in Google Sheets, escalates urgent issues to Chat and books follow-ups. Needs gws authorized via your own Google Cloud project plus its companion skills; not officially supported by Google.

Google Classroom skill for the gws CLI: lets agents create and manage courses, maintain rosters and send invites, and post assignments, materials and announcements, so teachers can set up classes in bulk. Needs gws with OAuth via a Google Cloud project; not officially supported by Google.

Built-in gws CLI skill: lets agents create Google Forms, add or edit questions in bulk, publish and read responses, handy for sign-ups, surveys and class feedback. Needs gws with a Google account authorized via your own Google Cloud project; not an officially supported Google product.

Executive assistant persona skill for the gws CLI: prepares daily briefings, meeting prep and weekly digests, triages the Gmail inbox, checks conflicts before scheduling and drafts replies. Needs gws authorized via your own Google Cloud project, plus the Gmail, Calendar, Drive and Chat skills.

HR coordinator persona skill for the gws CLI: schedules onboarding sessions in Calendar, uploads onboarding docs to shared Drive, announces new hires in Chat, and turns email requests into tasks and bulk notices. Needs gws with OAuth via a Google Cloud project; not officially supported by Google.

Generates zero-dependency, animated HTML slide decks: previews several visual styles to choose from first, and can convert PowerPoint decks to web slides. Made for non-designers who don't write CSS.

Open-source infrastructure-as-code tool and community fork of Terraform: describe cloud resources declaratively, run plan to generate an execution plan, then apply changes, creating resources in parallel by dependency graph. Community-governed, MPL-2.0.

Detects hardcoded passwords, API keys and tokens in Git repos, files and stdin, and can run as a pre-commit hook or GitHub Action to block leaks. Now feature-frozen with security fixes only, as the author has moved on to Betterleaks.

Kubernetes package manager that packages, installs, upgrades and rolls back releases with Chart templates, including ready-made charts from Artifact Hub. A CNCF graduated project; needs a kubeconfig to reach your cluster.

Generates single-file HTML slide decks with horizontal paging and two built-in visual systems (editorial magazine and Swiss International style), plus presenter mode with speaker notes. Can also make slide illustrations and covers for various platforms. By Guizang.

Finds leaked credentials in Git, GitHub, S3, filesystems and more, recognizing 800+ secret types and checking with each service whether a key is still live to cut false positives.

Turns an article or Markdown into a set of slide images: drafts an outline and style first, then generates each page, and can merge them into PPTX or PDF. Comes with over ten visual presets. Needs a working image generation backend.

CLI and library for evaluating and red-teaming LLM apps: compare prompts and model outputs in bulk, scan for security vulnerabilities and plug into CI/CD, with evals running locally. Now part of OpenAI and still open source under MIT.

Open-source e-book manager whose command-line tools (ebook-convert, ebook-meta, calibredb) batch-convert between EPUB, MOBI, AZW3, PDF, DOCX and more and manage library metadata. The install command is Linux-only; on macOS and Windows use the installer.

160+ specialized Claude Code subagents, packaged as plugins in 10 categories such as core development, languages, infrastructure, testing and security, and data and AI, so you install only what you need.

Define cloud infrastructure in general-purpose languages like TypeScript, Python and Go, then preview and deploy with pulumi up to AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes and 300+ other providers. Open source and maintained by Pulumi.

Declarative diagram scripting language: describe architecture diagrams, flowcharts and sequence diagrams in concise text with automatic layout, then render with the d2 command to SVG, PNG, PDF or PPTX. Lets agents produce diagrams you can version-control.

Open-source Zapier alternative with a built-in MCP server: agents can build and test automations in plain language, manage tables, or call hundreds of apps like email, spreadsheets and chat. Use the cloud or self-host, enable the MCP server in settings and connect via OAuth.

Fast speech transcription built on faster-whisper, with word-level timestamps and speaker diarization, suited to meeting notes and subtitles. Diarization needs a Hugging Face token; GPU acceleration needs CUDA.

Community-maintained modern replacement for ls (successor to exa) with colored output, tree view, Git status and file icons, plus .gitignore filtering for quickly scanning directory structures.

Encrypts secret values in YAML, JSON, ENV and INI config files using AWS, GCP or Azure KMS, age or PGP, so secrets can be safely committed to Git alongside code. A CNCF sandbox project.

Skyvern's official MCP: drives a browser with vision LLMs to complete multi-step tasks like filling forms, downloading files and web research. Connect to Skyvern Cloud (OAuth or API key), or self-host Skyvern and run it as a local process.