Collection of Claude Code skills for browser automation, context management, and product requirements
npx claudepluginhub royisme/agent-skillsAutonomous task execution with planning, development, review, and debugging agents
Multi-agent orchestrator using acpx (Agent Client Protocol). Delegates coding tasks to other AI coding CLIs (Gemini, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Claude, etc.)
A collection of custom skills and agents for Claude Code that extend AI capabilities with specialized workflows, domain knowledge, and best practices.
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Python coding standards and patterns for user-friendly and maintainer-friendly code.
Friendly Python provides comprehensive guidelines for writing Pythonic code that's both easy to use and easy to maintain. Based on Frost Ming's "Friendly Python" series, this skill encapsulates best practices for API design, code organization, and common patterns.
with statements__getattr__ magicKey Features:
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Maintains project context through progressive disclosure and enforced documentation.
Context Keeper implements a three-level documentation system that ensures AI agents always have accurate, up-to-date context about your codebase:
Key Features:
.gitignoreUse when:
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Automate Chrome via Puppeteer to browse, navigate, scrape and capture web pages.
Auto-Browser provides comprehensive tools for web automation and interaction:
Key Features:
Use when:
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Product Requirements Manager for ideation and product management.
Ideate-PM helps manage product design information by turning a single product idea into an evolving requirements collection. It maintains a requirements database with associated design decisions and open questions:
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Open Design — local-first design app exposed to coding agents over MCP. Install once with your agent's plugin command and projects/files/skills are reachable through stdio.
Behavioral guidelines to reduce common LLM coding mistakes, derived from Andrej Karpathy's observations