On-demand specialization
Each skill encapsulates expertise in a specific domain — from DevOps to marketing, security to UX.
Install all skills
npx skills add fabricioctelles/skillsManual clone
git clone https://github.com/fabricioctelles/skills.git ~/.skillsAccording to Anthropic, structured skills improve agent response quality by up to 40% compared to ad-hoc prompts.
On-demand specialization
Each skill encapsulates expertise in a specific domain — from DevOps to marketing, security to UX.
Open format
Compatible with Kiro, Cursor, Claude Code, and any agent that supports Agent Skills.
1-command install
Use npx skills add or clone directly from GitHub — zero configuration.
Validated quality
Each skill passes structured evaluation with objective metrics.
Security Specialist
6-phase pipeline, 9 attack classes, and adversarial validation. View skill →
Loop Architect
Orchestrate agents in continuous feedback loops. View skill →
Humanizar
Rewrite AI-generated text to sound human. View skill →
Slop Eval
Detect generic UI with Slop Index 0–100. View skill →
Skills are specialized knowledge modules that extend AI agent capabilities. Each skill encapsulates expertise in a specific domain — security, DevOps, marketing, UX, LGPD — enabling the agent to operate with depth on complex tasks without extensive prompts.
The Agent Skills format is an open standard adopted by thousands of developers globally.
Use the command npx skills add fabricioctelles/skills to install all skills from the repository. You can also:
npx skills add fabricioctelles/skills/humanizargit clone https://github.com/fabricioctelles/skills.gitSkills are compatible with any agent that supports the Agent Skills format:
.cursor/skills/Yes! The format is simple: a folder with a SKILL.md file containing instructions. Check the skill structure for details. You can publish on Skills.sh or keep it private.
Yes, once installed. Skills are local Markdown files — they don't depend on external APIs to work. The AI agent reads the skill instructions and applies them during the conversation.
Skills are modular specializations you activate on demand (with /skill-name), while system prompts are global instructions always active. Skills allow:
Yes, all skills in this repository are open-source under MIT license. You can use, modify, and redistribute freely. The code is available on GitHub.
Run npx skills update to update all skills to the latest version. To check current version: npx skills list.