[15.12.0] - 2026-08-09 - "Catalog Discovery and Safer Context Skills"
Upgraded the public catalog into a practical discovery dashboard, added two focused research and planning skills, and repaired unsafe or malformed context-management guidance.
This release gives Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, and related AI coding assistants a more usable 2,007-skill catalog. Users can now share precise catalog searches, keep a browser-local shortlist, inspect related skills, and start from clearer catalog-health signals while the underlying skill library gains bounded people research, source-aware travel planning, and stronger warnings around destructive context-agent workflows.
Start here:
- Direct skill distribution:
npx agentic-awesome-skills - Choose your tool
- Best skills by tool
- Bundles
- Workflows
Added
- Added
people-datafor authorized LinkedIn professional-profile and public business-contact research plus YouTube channel business-email discovery through the Agent Body MCP server, with an exact bundled tool contract and read-only boundaries. - Added
travel-plannerfor budget-first itinerary planning with destination constraints, dated factual sources, explicit alternatives for out-of-scope routes, and a rule self-check table in every plan. - Added shareable fuzzy search and filters, keyboard-focused discovery, a browser-local shortlist with cross-tab synchronization and exact-ID export, catalog-health signals, and related-skill discovery to the hosted catalog.
Changed
- Updated
unified-ai-gatewayto distinguish the current publicv0.4.3release from the immutablev0.4.0security-review baseline without changing its reviewed activation or inspection boundaries. - Updated
react-virtuosoto 4.18.11 in the web app andexpress-rate-limitto 8.6.0 in the bundled Loki example. - Regenerated the canonical catalog, offline AAS Core data, marketplaces, bundles, Agent Plugins exports, and Codex/Claude plugin distributions for 2,007 skills.
Security
- Corrected
context-agentandcontext-guardiantorisk: critical, translated remaining guidance, and made their destructive local-write behavior and prerequisites explicit. - Repaired malformed executable TypeScript examples in
conversation-memoryandcontext-window-management, and removed a dangling playbook reference fromcontext-driven-development. - Made catalog shortlist reads fail safely when browser storage is unavailable or throws, while keeping shortlist data local to the browser.
Who should care
- Users who need to search, compare, shortlist, and share exact catalog views instead of browsing more than two thousand skills manually.
- Researchers using public professional or business-contact data who need explicit authorization, read-only scope, and an exact MCP tool contract.
- Travelers who want budget-confirmed, source-aware itineraries with visible constraint checks.
- Maintainers and agents relying on context-management skills where destructive filesystem behavior must be unmistakable.
Validation
- Passed all 109 repository test groups, 173 web-app tests, web-app lint and production build, repository validation, reference validation, documentation security checks, warning-budget enforcement, and exact-head PR evidence gates.
- Confirmed root and web-app dependency audits report zero vulnerabilities, protected
mainCI and CodeQL are green, and canonical regeneration is idempotent. - Verified web-app coverage at 85.04% statements, 72.95% branches, 86.37% functions, and 89.17% lines.
Credits
- @Jess-yaozu and agentbody/skills for
people-datain PR #1103. - @saudademjj and saudademjj/luopan for
travel-plannerin PR #1107. - @happy520ai for the
unified-ai-gatewayrelease-note refresh in PR #1115. - @zinzied for the original catalog-dashboard contribution in PR #1111, repaired and integrated through PR #1118.