Skills.
Give your AI a better way to work.
A skill is a set of written instructions that teaches an AI how to do one job the way it should be done: review a pull request, plan a migration, write the release notes.
Install one here and it travels with your account into Claude, Claude Code, Cursor and every other client you sign in with.
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dpella-mcpSkillDocs & knowledge
Loads reference docs for the dpella Haskell library so your agent can write integrations without re-fetching the API.
Ready to connect★ 958
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forge-prSkillDocs & knowledge
Lets your agent write clear, well-structured titles and descriptions for pull requests on GitHub.
Ready to connect★ 958
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hickeySkillDocs & knowledge
Lets your agent review code for hidden complexity using Rich Hickey's simplicity framework.
Ready to connect★ 958
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koluSkillDocs & knowledge
Lets your agent launch and chat with another coding AI agent in a terminal, sending prompts and reading its replies.
Ready to connect★ 958
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lens-debateSkillDocs & knowledge
Lets your agent run a two-perspective debate over a code diff and apply agreed fixes.
Ready to connect★ 958
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lowySkillDocs & knowledge
Lets your agent review code architecture and suggest module boundaries that group code by what changes together.
Ready to connect★ 958
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nix-chrome-devtools-mcpSkillWeb & browsing
Lets your agent launch Chrome DevTools automation with Chrome and Node.js set up automatically via Nix.
Ready to connect★ 958
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nix-for-devSkillDocs & knowledge
Guides your agent to set up a fast Nix development environment using a zero-inputs flake layout with npins pins.
Ready to connect★ 958
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nix-haskellSkillDocs & knowledge
Gives your agent guidance for setting up and managing Haskell projects built with Nix, including dependencies and dev shells.
Ready to connect★ 958
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nix-playwrightSkillWeb & browsing
Lets your agent set up Nix-based local runs for an existing Playwright end-to-end test suite.
Ready to connect★ 958
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odu-mcpSkillDocs & knowledge
Lets your agent drive and manage CI runs with calls like run, rerun, wait, and cancel.
Ready to connect★ 958
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perfection-reviewSkillDocs & knowledge
Has your agent review code changes against an unrealistically ideal standard, hunting defects beyond mere correctness.
Ready to connect★ 958
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puSkillDocs & knowledge
Lets your agent spin up a clean temporary Linux machine to run builds, tests, or capture screenshots away from your own computer.
Ready to connect★ 958
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surfaceSkillDocs & knowledge
Lets your agent learn how to declare, serve, and consume typed reactive app surfaces in the kolu/surface stack.
Ready to connect★ 958
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talkSkillDocs & knowledge
Lets your agent discuss and research your codebase through conversation without changing any files.
Ready to connect★ 958
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ss-a11ySkillDev tools
Lets your agent check a component or page for accessibility problems and apply fixes directly in the code.
Ready to connect★ 955
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ss-auditSkillDev tools
Lets your agent review app screens for UX problems and get a graded report with fixes.
Ready to connect★ 955
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ss-buildSkillMedia
Lets your agent build a UI screen using a structured design rulebook, then check the code and visuals before showing it.
Ready to connect★ 955
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ss-componentSkillMedia
Lets your agent generate a new React UI component that follows your project's StyleSeed design conventions.
Ready to connect★ 955
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ss-copySkillCommunication
Lets your agent write interface text like button labels and error messages in a casual-but-polite tone.
Ready to connect★ 955
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ss-dialSkillMedia
Lets your agent adjust one design trait (like density or boldness) across a whole codebase consistently.
Ready to connect★ 955
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ss-feedbackSkillDev tools
Lets your agent add loading, success, error, and empty feedback states to a component or page.
Ready to connect★ 955
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ss-flowSkillMedia
Lets your agent design user flows and navigation structure for an app using proven UX patterns.
Ready to connect★ 955
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ss-learnSkillMedia
Lets your agent save a UI design lesson locally as a reviewable, shareable StyleSeed candidate without sending project data.
Ready to connect★ 955
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ss-lintSkillMedia
Lets your agent scan your UI code for design system rule violations and report fixes.
Ready to connect★ 955
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ss-motionSkillDev tools
Lets your agent apply named animation presets (like 'springy' or 'shimmer') to React components.
Ready to connect★ 955
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ss-pageSkillDev tools
Lets your agent create a new app page from your project's compiled design rules, reusing existing components and styles.
Ready to connect★ 955
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ss-patternSkillDev tools
Lets your agent build a reusable UI pattern by combining your project's existing components and design rules.
Ready to connect★ 955
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ss-referenceSkillMedia
Lets your agent turn screenshots, URLs, or Figma exports into a project-local design grammar with rules and evidence.
Ready to connect★ 955
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ss-resolveSkillAI & models
Lets your agent compile a StyleSeed rules bundle and diagnose project setup for one artifact.
Ready to connect★ 955
What is a skill?
A skill is plain text, usually a SKILL.md file and the scripts it refers to, written for an AI rather than for a person. It carries the steps, the house rules and the examples a good answer needs, so you stop pasting the same briefing into every new chat.
53,788 of the 54,220 skills listed here can be served through ahel today, and they come from public repositories. Each one has its own page with the instructions themselves on it, so you can read what a skill will tell your AI to do before you install it.
Install one and every AI you use gets it
Installing a skill adds it to your gateway and turns it on in the same step. Claude Code surfaces it as a slash command; any client can read the full instructions with the skill_read tool.
Nothing is copied into a project folder. The instructions are served from your account, so the same skill is there in every AI you connect, and turning it off removes it from all of them at once.