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Guides the agent through writing or improving a skill: clarify intent, draft SKILL.md, run scored evals with and without the skill, then tune the description so it triggers accurately. Official Anthropic skill.

166 research skills maintained by K-Dense (formerly Claude Scientific Skills), spanning bioinformatics, cheminformatics, clinical research, materials and physics, including unified access to 78 public databases such as PubChem and UniProt. Works with Claude Code, Codex and Cursor.

Turns the current folder into a teaching workspace you can resume across conversations: asks your learning goal, gathers reliable sources, builds short HTML lessons and cheat sheets, and tracks progress. Good for self-study and lesson prep; invoke manually (/teach), no API key.

Reference for the Claude API and Anthropic SDK: model selection and pricing, streaming, tool use, prompt caching, Managed Agents and more, plus workflows for model migration and prompt audits. Official Anthropic skill.

Guides agents in building quality MCP servers: research the protocol and target API, design tools, implement with Python (FastMCP) or the TypeScript SDK, and write evaluation questions to test the result. Official Anthropic skill.

When answering questions about using Claude and its products, attaches a matching course, tutorial or case study from the Claude Academy catalog. Recommends only strong matches and never invents courses. Official Anthropic skill.

Creates, reads and edits PowerPoint decks: applies templates and layouts, handles speaker notes and comments, and merges or splits slides. The official Anthropic skill behind Claude's document features; source-available, not open source.

Official MoneyPrinterTurbo skill: give it a topic or script and the agent installs, configures and produces a short video with voiceover, stock footage, subtitles and music; defaults to Chinese vertical MP4. Needs an LLM API key and a free Pexels key; macOS and Windows.

Open-source agentic video production: open Claude Code or Codex in the cloned repo, describe the video, and the agent handles research, script, voiceover, footage, subtitles and editing, confirming storyboard and cost first. Needs Python, Node.js and FFmpeg; free assets work without API keys.

Generates natively editable PPTX from PDFs, Word files, web pages and other sources, with native shapes, data charts and master layouts. Can also fill your own template and add animations and narration to finished decks. Needs Python 3.10+ and its dependencies.

Official skill for OpenMAIC, Tsinghua THU-MAIC's open-source multi-agent classroom: from a topic or PDF it generates a full lesson with slides, quizzes, interactive simulations, project-based learning and AI teacher narration. Use a hosted access code, or self-host with an LLM API key.

When a user asks whether a skill exists for some task, searches the skills.sh ecosystem with the skills CLI, then recommends and installs a fit. Maintained by Vercel Labs and shipped in the skills CLI repo.

Distills technical books, doc folders or paper collections (PDF, EPUB, DOCX, Markdown and more) into an agent skill with a core framework, on-demand chapter files, glossary and cheat sheet for lookup while working. Extraction needs local Python; poppler or docling optional for PDFs.

Give it a person's name or a vague need and it researches and distills their mental models, decision style and voice into a callable persona skill (e.g. Munger, Feynman, Jobs) to aid analysis and decisions. Works with Claude Code, Codex and other agents.

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.

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.

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.

Browser Use's video editing skill: put raw footage in a folder and chat with Claude Code or Codex to get a finished cut, with filler words and pauses removed, color grading, burned-in subtitles, animations and per-cut self-checks. Needs ffmpeg, Python (uv) and an ElevenLabs API key.

Proofreads drafts: once you explain the text's purpose, it finds grammar, logic and flow issues and gives located suggestions with reasons, without rewriting the whole piece or changing your voice. Rules and examples target English. Part of PM Skills; no extra account needed.

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.

Google's official skill library, focused on Google Cloud: 100+ skills for gcloud, Cloud Run, GKE, BigQuery, IAM, monitoring and logging, and the Well-Architected Framework, plus Ads and Analytics.

Context and harness engineering skills: context fundamentals, degradation diagnosis and compression, multi-agent architectures, memory systems, tool design, LLM-as-judge evaluation and self-improvement loops. Focused on principles and design patterns, not tied to any agent platform.

Lets Claude Code push ML research forward unattended: literature review, topic selection, experiment deployment, cross-model review loops and paper writing through rebuttal, in 80+ skills. Codex acts as the independent reviewer by default; other model pairings work too.

Writes precise prompts for a specific AI tool: identifies the target tool, extracts your intent, asks at most three questions if details are missing, then outputs a lean, paste-ready prompt. Covers dozens of tools including ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, Midjourney and Sora.