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Robert's Skills

Provider-agnostic agent skills for AI coding assistants — packaged as a plugin marketplace that works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.

Each skill is a folder of markdown files (SKILL.md + references) that teaches an agent how to do one kind of work well: hunt bugs, review code, design native macOS/iOS UI, scaffold a full-stack app. Plain files, no lock-in. Install as a Claude Code plugin in one command, or copy the skill folder into Cursor/Codex.

Author: Robert Courson · robertcourson.com

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Available plugins

Plugin	Skills / commands	Description
bughunt-suite	/bughunt /triage /fuzz	Flagship. Evidence-first, hotspot-driven bug-hunting workflow for bugs, pain points, and inefficiencies — a zero-dependency toolkit ranks risk areas, agents sweep 13 lenses, strict merge gates enforce verification and coverage in CI, and findings are fingerprinted, baseline-diffed, and rendered to markdown/HTML/SARIF. Plus triage (severity × confidence + repro) and fuzz (runs property/fuzz harnesses). Report-only.
autoreview	/review	Hard acceptance gate before marking work complete. Reviews all session changes for production quality — correctness, architecture, maintainability, security, testing, cleanup.
scaffold	/scaffold	Product-driven greenfield Next.js — intake profiles, typed env, Vitest, tRPC, Neon/Drizzle, optional Clerk, Vercel.
macos-design	/macos-design	Design, critique, and scaffold native macOS apps — HIG, Liquid Glass, menus, toolbars, safe areas, accessibility, SwiftUI/AppKit.
macos-notch	/macos-notch	Design and implement macOS Dynamic Island / notch-style apps — NSPanel, geometry, state machine, module widgets.
macos-sandbox	/macos-sandbox	Smoke-test macOS .app/.pkg in disposable Tart VMs via macbox CLI or MCP.
web-marketing-landing	/landing-page	Design and scaffold a premium SaaS marketing home page (aurora hero, glass nav, bento grid) on Next.js + Tailwind v4.
svvarm	/svvarm	Opinionated design director for frontend interfaces. Reviews, fixes, and builds UI with a 38-pattern anti-slop standard — color, typography, layout, copy, interaction, production. Two-tier library: one ~5K-token digest for full builds, eleven deep references on demand.

Portable replication guides (patterns captured from real projects) live in guides/ and are cataloged in INDEX.md.

Install

Claude Code — plugin marketplace (one command)

/plugin marketplace add robzilla1738/roberts-skills
/plugin install bughunt-suite@roberts-skills

Install any other plugin the same way (/plugin install <name>@roberts-skills). Update with /plugin marketplace update roberts-skills. Browse with /plugin.

Cursor

Cursor loads skills from SKILL.md. Copy the skill folder(s) into a Cursor skills location:

git clone https://github.com/robzilla1738/roberts-skills.git
cp -R roberts-skills/plugins/bughunt-suite/skills/* ~/.cursor/skills/     # global
# or project scope: .cursor/skills/

Invoke with /<skill-name> (e.g. /bughunt) or attach with @<skill-name>.

Codex

Codex loads skills from .agents/skills/. Copy the skill folder(s) there:

cp -R roberts-skills/plugins/bughunt-suite/skills/* ~/.agents/skills/     # global
# or project scope: .agents/skills/ (read from CWD up to repo root)

Invoke with /skills or $<skill-name>.

.agents/skills/ is read by both Cursor and Codex, so one copy there covers both tools.

Install a single skill (any tool)

Every skill works standalone — you don't need the whole repo or even the whole plugin. Grab just the skill folder you want:

# Claude Code (personal skills — available in every project)
npx degit robzilla1738/roberts-skills/plugins/bughunt-suite/skills/triage ~/.claude/skills/triage

# Cursor
npx degit robzilla1738/roberts-skills/plugins/bughunt-suite/skills/triage ~/.cursor/skills/triage

# Codex (also read by Cursor)
npx degit robzilla1738/roberts-skills/plugins/bughunt-suite/skills/triage ~/.agents/skills/triage

Swap the path for any skill listed in INDEX.md (plugins/<plugin>/skills/<name>). Each skill folder is self-contained — SKILL.md plus its reference spokes.

Two caveats vs. a plugin install: you don't get the plugin's slash command registered (invoke the skill by name instead), and updates are manual (re-run the command). Note bughunt is the one skill best installed via its plugin — it reads its sibling skills triage and fuzz as part of its pipeline.

How it's structured