panno-ai-skills

Panno.ai Skills

Curated agent skills for Claude Code and other AI coding assistants. Each skill teaches Claude how to perform a specialized task — from generating reports to managing workflows — using nothing more than a folder of markdown instructions and optional scripts.

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Quick install

Copy any skill folder into your Claude skills directory:

# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/panno-ai/skills.git

# Copy a skill into your local Claude skills path
cp -r skills/llm-resource-usage ~/.claude/skills/

Claude Code will automatically detect and load installed skills at session start.

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Skills

Skill	Description
llm-resource-usage	Analyze your LLM usage across all local AI coding agents and generate an environmental impact report with infographic.
panno-canvas	Interact with a Panno infinite canvas via REST API — create, read, and edit shapes using curl.

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Skill format

Each skill is a self-contained folder:

skills/my-skill/
  SKILL.md          # Required. YAML frontmatter + markdown instructions.
  scripts/          # Optional. Executable scripts the skill invokes.
  references/       # Optional. Static data loaded into context when needed.
  assets/           # Optional. Files used in skill output.

SKILL.md frontmatter

---
name: my-skill
description: >
  What the skill does and when Claude should use it.
  Include key trigger phrases here.
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Claude scans name and description (~100 tokens per skill) to decide relevance. Full instructions only load when the skill is triggered — so you can install many skills without impacting performance on unrelated tasks.

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Creating a new skill

1. Copy the template: cp -r skills/template skills/your-skill-name
2. Fill in the frontmatter (name, description) in SKILL.md
3. Write your instructions in the markdown body
4. Add scripts to scripts/ and data to references/ if needed
5. Test locally by installing the skill and triggering it in Claude Code

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Contributing

1. Fork this repository
2. Create a branch: git checkout -b skills/my-skill-name
3. Add your skill following the format above
4. Open a pull request with a brief description of what the skill does

Rules:

• Never put secrets, API keys, or credentials in SKILL.md or any skill file
• Keep SKILL.md under 5k tokens for the instructions section
• Scripts must be self-contained and not require global installs beyond common runtimes (Python 3, Node.js)

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License

MIT — see LICENSE.