Skills (AI Agent Skills Library)

This repository is a skills library for AI agents: a structured collection of reusable “Skill packs” that help an agent follow consistent workflows and produce stable, high-quality outputs.

A Skill is typically a folder that contains:

• SKILL.md — the entrypoint instructions (what the skill is for, how to use it, what to output)
• references/ — optional long-form guides, checklists, examples (loaded only when needed)
• templates/ or assets/ — optional reusable templates, snippets, or resources

This repo stores skills only. Code assets (Python/SQL/etc.) live in separate repositories.

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What is a “Skill” (and why use it)?

A skill is a repeatable playbook for an AI agent. Instead of writing the same prompts and rules again and again, you package them into a folder so the agent can:

• follow a standardized process
• reuse proven templates
• stay consistent across sessions
• scale to new tasks by adding new skill folders

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Compatibility (where these skills can be used)

These skills are designed for AI agents that support “skill folders” / SKILL.md style workflows, such as:

• agent environments that can load SKILL.md as instruction packs
• editors/agents that support skills or similar modular instruction systems
• the skills.sh ecosystem (when used as individual skills or via manual folder selection)

Note: Not every tool supports “installing a subfolder as a skill” automatically.
If your agent can’t install from a subfolder, you can still copy the skill folder (the one containing SKILL.md) into your agent’s skills directory and use it the same way.

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Repository structure

This repo is organized by high-level modules.
Each top-level folder represents a major use case category (a “big skill domain”).

Current modules:

• writing/ — writing skills (novels, fanfic, erotica, etc.)

Planned modules (coming soon):

• learning/ — study skills, tutoring workflows, exam prep, note-to-knowledge systems
• coding/ — programming skills, code review, debugging playbooks, repo onboarding
• data/ — data analysis skills, metric definitions, reporting workflows
• hr/ — hiring, interviewing, performance review, HR comms playbooks
• ops/ — operations, customer support playbooks, SOPs, incident response
• product/ — PM workflows, PRDs, UX writing, launch checklists

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How to browse skills

1. Start from a module folder (e.g. writing/)
2. Choose a specific skill folder (e.g. writing/novel-master/)
3. Open SKILL.md to see:
   • what the skill does
   • required inputs
   • step-by-step workflow
   • output formats / templates

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Writing module: how it’s subdivided

Inside writing/, skills can be grouped by sub-types such as:

• general/ — general fiction / web novel writing
• fanfic/ — fan fiction specific workflows (canon handling, character voice, tags)
• erotica/ — adult/erotica writing workflows (consent boundaries, tone control, pacing)

Example shape:

• writing/general/<skill-name>/SKILL.md
• writing/fanfic/<skill-name>/SKILL.md
• writing/erotica/<skill-name>/SKILL.md

Any adult writing skills here are intended for consenting adults and legal content only.

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Contributing / adding a new skill

When adding a new skill, follow this minimum standard:

1. Create a folder for the skill
2. Add SKILL.md (required)
3. Add optional references/ for long guides and examples
4. Keep folder names short and category-based (avoid overly detailed file-like names)

Recommended minimal layout: