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Expo's official plugin covering Expo Router navigation, native UI, data fetching and SDK upgrades, plus EAS builds, OTA updates and app store submission. Some service-related skills rely on paid EAS.

From Dagger: gives every coding agent an isolated container and Git branch so several agents can work in parallel, and you can view command logs, take over the terminal or discard results anytime. Needs Docker and Git locally; still experimental.

From Dagger: gives each coding agent its own container and git branch so multiple agents work in parallel without interfering, with command logs and the ability to take over the terminal at any time. Connects via MCP; needs Docker and Git. Still experimental.

11 skills covering the full AI short-drama and motion-comic pipeline: source analysis, episode scripts, visual design, storyboards, image and video prompts, production, editing and review. Image and video generation needs paid API keys (e.g. Seedance, MiniMax); requires Python 3.9+ and ffmpeg.

Lets agents control DaVinci Resolve via its built-in scripting API: edit timelines, organize the media pool, color grade, work with Fusion and render. Requires DaVinci Resolve Studio; the free version works only up to 21.0.x through the in-app scripting bridge.

Hugging Face's official hf CLI: search, download and upload models and datasets, manage repos and storage buckets, and run jobs on Hugging Face's cloud. Output adapts automatically for agents, and hf skills add installs companion skills. Uploads and similar actions need a login.

NVIDIA's official plugin that finds and installs the right skills from NVIDIA's catalog for your task, spanning CUDA acceleration, NIM inference, NeMo training, RAG blueprints, Omniverse simulation and robotics. Listed in both the Claude and Codex official marketplaces.

NVIDIA's official, verified catalog of hundreds of skills covering CUDA-X libraries, NeMo training, NIM and Dynamo inference, RAG blueprints, Jetson, Omniverse and robotics simulation. The install adds only nvidia-skill-finder, which recommends other skills and installs them once you confirm.

One server connecting PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, Oracle and SQLite, exposing just two tools by default to save context, with read-only mode and SSH tunneling. From Bytebase.

Fast Rust toolkit for tabular data with nearly 80 subcommands for querying, stats, cleaning, validation, joins and format conversion on CSV and Excel. Also offers an MCP server and a Claude Cowork plugin.

Marketing and sales workflows open-sourced by Single Brain: expert-panel content scoring, cold email optimization, turning podcasts and long videos into shorts and social posts, YouTube competitor analysis, decks and financial scenarios, mostly with Python scripts. Some need Gemini or YouTube keys.

Removes AI tone from writing: fiction gets narrative structure fixed before discourse and wording, while release notes, postmortems, tickets, tech articles and long-form features each have their own rules. Modes: write, diagnose, minimal edit or full rewrite; also calibrated for Chinese.

Browserbase's official skills: drive a local or cloud browser with the browse CLI for web scraping and search, turning site traffic into an OpenAPI spec, adversarial UI testing and competitor research. Cloud features need a Browserbase account.

Community plugin marketplace bundling hundreds of subagents, slash commands, hooks and skills by category, installable individually or all at once, with the buildwithclaude.com site for browsing community plugins and MCP servers.

Query Google Analytics 4 in natural language: read account and property info and run standard, funnel and realtime reports. Official from Google Analytics (experimental); requires Google Cloud Application Default Credentials.

Visualization skills for Obsidian that turn text into Excalidraw hand-drawn diagrams, Mermaid charts and Obsidian Canvas mind maps. Marked experimental by the author; the Excalidraw skill needs the matching Obsidian plugin.

Two skills for FireRed's open-source conversational video editor OpenStoryline: the agent installs and launches it, then edits video from natural language, finding footage, writing script and voiceover, syncing music and revising. Needs Python 3.11+, ffmpeg (macOS/Linux/WSL) and LLM and vision keys.

Thesis workflow for undergrad and grad students: Q&A to settle topic and outline, then chapter drafting, literature reviews, pre-submission self-review and AI-tone polishing, with modules for law, medicine and social sciences. Outputs Markdown or compilable LaTeX; won't fabricate citations.

Learns your domain and working style over a few rounds of conversation, then generates a personalized Markdown knowledge system (folders, note templates, processing pipelines, hooks and maps) so agents remember knowledge across sessions. First setup takes about 20 minutes and is token-heavy.

Works with Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Tasks, Chat and other Google Workspace services, with multi-user OAuth and read-only mode. You create your own Google OAuth client and run it in HTTP mode.

PostgreSQL MCP server with database health checks, index tuning, EXPLAIN plan analysis and hypothetical index simulation, plus safe read-only SQL execution in restricted mode.

AWS's official skills (Agent Toolkit for AWS) covering IAM, CDK/CloudFormation, serverless, containers, observability, cost management and Bedrock, plus service-specific skills. Running AWS operations requires locally configured credentials.

AWS's generally available agent toolkit and plugin marketplace: plugins such as aws-core, aws-agents and aws-data-analytics bundle the AWS MCP Server with evaluated skills for IaC, serverless, containers and billing. Calling AWS APIs requires configured credentials.

Framework for writing data transformation models in SQL or Python, with a Terraform-like plan/apply flow, virtual data environments, unit tests and table diffs, and transpilation across 10+ SQL dialects. A Linux Foundation project and an alternative to dbt.