Open-source repos

Android Skills is a skill repository published by the Android developer team on GitHub, focused on native Android development. Developers can inspect its files and instructions directly and compare them with their project’s Android stack before adopting relevant content.

anthropics/skills is Anthropic’s public skill repository on GitHub, where readers can inspect capability files and implementations directly. It provides a first-hand reference for how skills are organized and a useful baseline when evaluating community resources.

VoltAgent’s awesome-agent-skills brings vendor-team and community skill sources together in a curated GitHub list. Its scope is broader than a single agent, making it useful for comparing source types before checking each project’s host requirements, installation method and capability scope.

Composio’s awesome-claude-skills is a curated Claude Skills list on GitHub that organizes candidate resources by topic. It is useful for surveying capability areas and then following links to the projects that provide the implementations.

bradautomates/claude-video is an open-source Claude-related project focused on understanding and processing video. As a repository with a specific media focus, it lets developers inspect implementation and dependencies directly when evaluating reusable parts for a defined video task.

op7418/Humanizer-zh is an open-source skill for Chinese writing. It focuses on revising awkward patterns in AI-generated prose to make the wording more natural. Readers can inspect the editing instructions and evaluate the changes on their own drafts.

OthmanAdi/planning-with-files is an open-source skill project for organizing agent task planning in files. It offers practices for preserving goals, progress and context during longer tasks, making it relevant to developers who want multi-step work to be easier to inspect and resume.

Superpowers is obra’s open-source agentic skills framework and development methodology. It organizes capabilities around planning, execution, debugging and testing. It is relevant to teams connecting several development steps into an inspectable process or studying how skills can be composed.

varunr89/resume-tailoring-skill is an open-source project focused on adapting resumes to job requirements. Its instructions and implementation can be inspected when evaluating a job-search workflow or studying how to reorganize and express an existing, factual work history.

BehiSecc’s awesome-claude-skills is an open curated Claude Skills list with a security-oriented perspective. It provides discovery leads for security-related capabilities, followed by closer inspection of project instructions, scripts and permission requirements.

travisvn’s awesome-claude-skills is an open curated list focused on Claude. The catalog also records explanations of skill architecture and progressive loading. It is useful for learning both candidate resources and organizational concepts before selecting a project for closer inspection.

claude-code-skills-zh, maintained by laolaoshiren, organizes Claude Code skills by scenario and includes Chinese explanations and original content. It helps Chinese-language readers understand an entry’s purpose before opening the specific files and usage instructions.

The Chinese edition of everything-claude-code, maintained by xu-xiang, gathers Chinese Claude Code material and configuration covering agents, skills, hooks, commands, rules and MCP. It supports learning the broader configuration picture before selecting individual parts for a project.

Expo Skills is a skill repository published by the Expo team on GitHub for the React Native / Expo mobile development ecosystem. Developers using this stack can read the original instructions and choose relevant capabilities to validate in their existing projects.

wlzh/skills is a personally maintained Chinese-language repository of practical skills. The catalog describes examples including video download and publishing, voice changes and invoice recognition. It is useful for inspecting task-specific files and scripts before deciding what to reuse or adapt.