Practical agent skills for projects, decisions, business, research, and communication.
These are workflows I use myself, packaged so an agent can apply them consistently instead of making me explain the same process in every task. They are small, adaptable, and explicit about which agent environments they support.
Preview the available skills:
npx skills@latest add hunterbohm/skills --listInstall from the interactive picker:
npx skills@latest add hunterbohm/skillsOr install one skill directly using the command in the skill catalog. Host-specific skills include an explicit agent target so they do not leak into incompatible runtimes.
Agents are powerful, but they often lose the shape of a project, flatten specialist judgment into generic advice, or invent a process that changes from one session to the next.
These skills turn working methods into reusable operating loops:
- read the real sources before giving advice;
- adapt to the project instead of imposing a rigid template;
- keep evidence, uncertainty, and compatibility visible;
- produce a useful decision or next action, not just more information.
Skills are grouped by the kind of work they help with—not by programming language or agent vendor.
See the complete catalog, compatibility notes, and direct install commands.
skills/
business/
project-management/
docs/
scripts/
Every directory containing a SKILL.md is an independently installable skill package. Repository automation recursively discovers and validates them, so adding a category does not require flattening everything into the root.
Hunter Bohm's original work is available under the MIT License. Third-party names and source material remain with their respective owners; see the third-party notices.