Agent skills we use at WebRevived — building web apps, mobile apps, design, and infrastructure for startups and SMEs. Open to anyone.
A skill is a portable set of instructions that a coding agent loads on demand. These are
the conventions and workflows we'd otherwise re-explain to an agent on every project.
They work with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and ~70 other agents via the
skills CLI.
# Pick from a list
npx skills add webrevived/skills
# A specific skill, globally, for Claude Code
npx skills add webrevived/skills --skill <name> -g -a claude-code
# Everything
npx skills add webrevived/skills --allProject installs go to ./.claude/skills/ (or your agent's equivalent); -g installs to
your home directory instead. npx skills update pulls the latest versions.
| Skill | Category | What it does | Invoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| grill-me | Productivity | Stress-tests a plan or design through relentless, one-at-a-time questioning. | Claude Code/Cursor: /grill-me; Codex: $grill-me |
| write-plan | Productivity | Writes phased implementation plans sized to one AI coding-agent session per phase. | Claude Code/Cursor: /write-plan; Codex: $write-plan |
Skills live at skills/<category>/<skill-name>/SKILL.md. Scaffold one with
npx skills init <name>, write the instructions, and open a PR. See
AGENTS.md for the engineering, design, and productivity category
definitions, layout, and authoring conventions.
Test locally before opening a PR:
npx skills add /path/to/this/repo --skill <name>Issues and PRs welcome, including from outside WebRevived.