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alirezarezvani/claude-skills

A 354-skill catalog for Claude Code and 12 other coding agents, installable via the plugin marketplace, with a script that converts skills to each tool's format and a built-in security auditor.

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**The gist** The repo bundles **354 skills** across 18 domains — engineering, compliance, marketing, C-level advisory — plus **593 Python CLI tools** built on the standard library. It targets **13 coding agents** including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor, installed via **/plugin marketplace add** with a conversion script for the rest.

Practical Implication

**Why it matters** Mega-collections are less about adopting all 354 skills and more about mining patterns: each skill pairs **SKILL.md** instructions with scripts, and the **convert.sh** approach shows how to keep one skill source working across every harness you run.

Agent-Ready Context
**The gist** The repo bundles **354 skills** across 18 domains — engineering, compliance, marketing, C-level advisory — plus **593 Python CLI tools** built on the standard library. It targets **13 coding agents** including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor, installed via **/plugin marketplace add** with a conversion script for the rest.

**Why it matters** Mega-collections are less about adopting all 354 skills and more about mining patterns: each skill pairs **SKILL.md** instructions with scripts, and the **convert.sh** approach shows how to keep one skill source working across every harness you run.

**Watch out** Depth varies skill to skill in community catalogs, and loading hundreds of third-party instructions into an agent is a real **prompt-injection** surface — the bundled **security auditor** helps, but review anything you actually install.
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agentcoding#skills#coding-agents
Uncertainty
Depth varies skill to skill in community catalogs, and loading hundreds of third-party instructions into an agent is a real **prompt-injection** surface — the bundled **security auditor** helps, but review anything you actually install.