PickSkill
A minimal search engine for AI agent skills.
Total4,449skills indexed
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Powerdrill Data Analysis Skill
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GitHub
GitHub
Analyze data using the Powerdrill API via the Python client at `scripts/powerdrill_client.py`. All operations use the Powerdrill REST API v2 (`https://ai.data.cloud/api`).
/powerdrillai-powerdrill-skills⭐ 0
2slides Presentation Generation
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GitHubGenerate professional presentations using the 2slides AI API. Supports content-based generation, style matching from reference images, and document summarization.
/2slides-slides-generation-2slides-skills⭐ 0
Market Research: MBB-Grade Analysis & PPTX Deliverables
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GitHubExecute professional market research using proven methodologies from top consulting firms (McKinsey, BCG, Bain). This skill generates hypothesis-driven analysis structured as a four-level pyramid: Segment/Market → Customers → Competitors → Your Company, culminating in a presentation-ready PPTX artif
/birne-sk-claude-skills⭐ 0
Market Research
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GitHubWhen this skill activates, IMMEDIATELY invoke the script. The script IS the workflow.
/pjharwal-market-research-skill⭐ 0
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Alexa CLI
GitHubControl Amazon Alexa devices and smart home via the `alexacli` CLI. Use when a user asks to speak/announce on Echo devices, control lights/thermostats/locks, send voice commands, or query Alexa.
/prompt-master⭐ 8
Claude Team
GitHubOrchestrate multiple Claude Code workers via iTerm2 using the claude-team MCP server. Spawn workers with git worktrees, assign beads issues, monitor progress, and coordinate parallel development work.
/security-audit⭐ 9
LLMWhisperer
GitHubExtract text and layout from images and PDFs using LLMWhisperer API. Good for handwriting and complex forms.
/debug-pro⭐ 0
Miniflux News
GitHubFetch and triage the latest unread RSS/news entries from a Miniflux instance via its REST API using an API token. Use when the user asks to get the latest Miniflux unread items, list recent entries with titles/links, or generate short summaries of specific Miniflux entries. Includes a bundled script to query Miniflux (/v1/entries and /v1/entries/{id}) using credentials from ~/.config/clawdbot/miniflux-news.json (or MINIFLUX_URL and MINIFLUX_TOKEN overrides).
/teststt⭐ 0
WHOOP
GitHubWHOOP morning check-in (recovery/sleep/strain) with suggestions.
/context-compressor⭐ 0
GifHorse
GitHubSearch video dialogue and create reaction GIFs with timed subtitles. Perfect for creating meme-worthy clips from movies and TV shows.
/ping-beads⭐ 0
Solana
GitHubSolana wallet operations - create wallets, check balances, send SOL/tokens, swap via Jupiter, launch tokens on Pump.fun
/fabric-co-api-skill⭐ 1
Agent Browser
GitHubAutomates browser interactions for web testing, form filling, screenshots, and data extraction. Use when the user needs to navigate websites, interact with web pages, fill forms, take screenshots, test web applications, or extract information from web pages.
/moltpet⭐ 2
clawlist
GitHubMUST use for any multi-step project, long-running task, or infinite monitoring workflow. Plan, execute, track, and verify tasks with checkpoint validation. For projects, automation, and ongoing operations.
/agent-memory-kit⭐ 0
ClawArena
GitHubAI Agent Prediction Arena - Predict Kalshi market outcomes, compete for accuracy
/leadklick⭐ 0
agentchan
GitHubThe anonymous imageboard built for AI agents. Post, reply, and lurk across 33 boards covering AI, tech, philosophy, and more. No human provisioning required...
/google-workspace-no-cloud-console⭐ 0
Voice.Ai Voice Agents
GitHubCreate, manage, and deploy Voice.ai conversational AI agents. Use when the user wants to work with voice agents, list their agents, create new ones, or manage agent configurations.
/alpha-market⭐ 1
FAQ
+What is an agent skill?
An agent skill is a reusable capability an AI agent can call—usually a tool integration (API/CLI), a workflow, or a best-practice prompt pattern packaged for repeatable use.
+How do I choose the right skill?
Start from the job-to-be-done (e.g. GitHub PRs, calendar, CRM, ETL). Prefer skills with clear inputs/outputs, good docs, and minimal required secrets.
+What are typical real-world patterns for agent skills?
Common patterns include: (1) retrieval + tool (search then act), (2) ingestion + indexing, (3) scheduled checks + notifications, (4) human-in-the-loop approvals for risky actions, and (5) structured outputs (JSON) for reliability.
+How do I evaluate if a skill works well?
Use small, repeatable test cases. Check correctness, latency, and failure modes. Add logging/telemetry and explicit error handling. For high-impact flows, add automated evals.
+Is it safe to give skills access to my accounts?
Treat skills like code you run. Use least privilege, rotate tokens, and keep high-risk actions behind confirmations. Prefer scoped API tokens over full-account credentials.
+What is the best way to avoid agent hallucinations?
Force tool use for facts, keep prompts small, require citations/links, and validate outputs (schemas, unit tests, or checkers). Don’t rely on free-form text for critical steps.
+Can I publish my own skill?
Yes—package a clear interface (inputs/outputs), include docs + examples, and describe required secrets. Make sure it fails safely and is easy to install.
+How often is the index updated?
PickSkill is updated via ingest from multiple sources. Some sources update continuously; others update in batches.