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### Officially selected by OpenAI: Skill Linear, which enables Agents to read, create and update Issues, projects and team workflows via Linear MCP. This article introduces its positioning, core capab
yeet is a curated Agent Skill maintained by OpenAI in the openai/skills repository. It only uses the GitHub CLI to complete git add, commit, push and create or update a Pull Request in one go when the
OpenAI's official Skill `migrate-to-codex` can convert Claude Code's instructions, Skills, Hooks, MCPs and sub-Agents into Codex's standard directory structure, supports scan, plan, dry-run and verifi
Slack-gif-creator is an Agent Skill in Anthropic's official Skills repository. It encapsulates constraints such as GIF dimensions, frame rate and color specifically for the Slack scenario, and provide
Canvas-design is a creative Agent Skill in Anthropic's official Skills repository. It adopts a two-step workflow of "first formulating design philosophy, then expressing it on the canvas, and finally
`brand-guidelines` is an official Anthropic Skills example that writes brand colors (#141413, #d97757, etc.) and Poppins/Lora font rules into `SKILL.md`, enabling Agents to automatically align with vi
### Official Creative Skill: algorithmic-art from Anthropic This skill generates interactive algorithmic art based on p5.js and seed randomization. After verifying against the official SKILL.md docume
The unit-test-generator is a community example Skill in the JackyST0/awesome-agent-skills repository. It standardizes the workflow of "identifying code, analyzing boundaries, selecting frameworks, and
code-review is an official sample Skill built into the awesome-agent-skills repository. It defines a unified code review process for AI programming tools such as Cursor, Claude Code, and Copilot via S
# setup-ci from awesome-cursor-skills: A beginner-friendly DevOps skill for GitHub Actions This skill detects Node.js, Python, Go and other projects via the SKILL.md specification, then generates a `c