VoltAgent/awesome-agent-skills
This directory collects reusable agent instructions from vendor teams and the community across major coding assistants. Treat it as a discovery index, then inspect each skill before adding it to a workflow.
The repository indexes **1,000+ agent skills** from teams including Anthropic, Google, Vercel, Stripe, Cloudflare, Sentry, and others. It targets **Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor** and additional assistants, covering documents, testing, infrastructure, APIs, databases, and frontend work.
Use it to find domain-specific instructions before writing a skill from scratch. Prefer vendor-authored entries for version-sensitive integrations, copy only the skills relevant to the current repository, and review their commands and assumptions before granting tool access.
The repository indexes **1,000+ agent skills** from teams including Anthropic, Google, Vercel, Stripe, Cloudflare, Sentry, and others. It targets **Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor** and additional assistants, covering documents, testing, infrastructure, APIs, databases, and frontend work. Use it to find domain-specific instructions before writing a skill from scratch. Prefer vendor-authored entries for version-sensitive integrations, copy only the skills relevant to the current repository, and review their commands and assumptions before granting tool access. The material describes the collection as hand-picked, but provides no common test results, security review, compatibility guarantee, or freshness policy for individual entries. Inclusion is therefore a discovery signal, not evidence that a skill is safe or effective in your harness.
This expands skill discovery across assistants and domains, but its scale sharpens the distinction between finding a workflow and trusting it. Against the prior candidates, it favors selective adoption, vendor-authored material for changing integrations, and repository-level review over wholesale installation; catalog inclusion cannot substitute for evaluation, security controls, or maintained team practices.