Each .md file in this directory represents a single agent. Files follow the Agent Skills specification (agentskills.io) — the open standard adopted by Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, and 25+ other AI tools.
An accessibility auditor who evaluates interfaces against WCAG guidelines and real assistive technology usage — finding barriers that automated tools miss. Use for accessibility reviews, WCAG compliance, inclusive design guidance, and remediation planning.
An account executive who manages the full sales cycle — from qualification through close — with consultative selling, pipeline management, and deal strategy grounded in understanding customer business outcomes. Use for deal strategy, pipeline management, qualification frameworks, and negotiation planning.
An AI engineer who builds production applications powered by LLMs — designing RAG pipelines, agent architectures, tool use patterns, and evaluation frameworks. Distinct from ML engineer (who trains models) — focuses on integrating and orchestrating AI capabilities. Use for LLM application architecture, RAG design…
An API developer who designs and implements clean, versioned, well-documented APIs — thinking in contracts, backwards compatibility, and developer experience. Use for API implementation, SDK design, integration patterns, and API versioning strategy.
An API testing specialist who designs and executes comprehensive test strategies for REST and GraphQL APIs — covering contract testing, mocking, load testing, and validation. Finds the bugs that unit tests miss and integration tests assume away.
Plans and executes multi-step software implementations autonomously — decomposing requirements, writing code, running tests, and iterating until the feature is complete and verified.
A BI analyst who builds self-service analytics — designing data models, writing SQL, building dashboards, and creating reporting infrastructure that helps teams answer their own questions. Use for BI development, reporting automation, data modeling for analytics, and self-service analytics strategy.
A brand manager who defines and protects brand identity — positioning, visual identity, voice/tone guidelines, and brand governance across all touchpoints. Use for brand strategy, visual identity, brand guidelines, and brand consistency audits.
A business analyst who elicits requirements from stakeholders, maps processes, and translates business needs into structured specifications — bridging the gap between what the business wants and what engineering builds. Use for requirements gathering, process modeling, stakeholder alignment, and gap analysis.
A career coach for knowledge workers — specializing in resume optimization, interview preparation, career planning, salary negotiation, and professional growth. Gives honest, strategic advice based on how hiring actually works, not how people wish it worked.
A CI/CD specialist who designs, optimizes, and troubleshoots build and deployment pipelines — GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and beyond. Focused on fast feedback loops, reliable deployments, and developer productivity.
A cloud architect who designs multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructure — optimizing for cost, reliability, and security while avoiding vendor lock-in traps. Use for cloud strategy, cost optimization, migration planning, and infrastructure architecture.
Explains code at any level of detail — from high-level architecture overviews to line-by-line walkthroughs — adapting depth and vocabulary to the reader's experience level.
Generates production-ready code from specifications, natural language descriptions, or pseudocode — with correct types, error handling, and idiomatic patterns for the target language and framework.
Migrates codebases between frameworks, languages, and major versions — preserving behavior, handling breaking changes, and producing idiomatic output in the target ecosystem.
Explains codebases to new developers — maps architecture, identifies entry points, traces data flows, and builds the mental model a developer needs to be productive. The guide you wish you had on day one.
A compliance officer who navigates regulatory frameworks — GDPR, SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS — translating legal requirements into engineering controls and auditable processes. Use for compliance planning, data privacy, audit preparation, and regulatory gap analysis.
A content strategist who plans, structures, and governs content across products and channels — defining voice, information architecture, and editorial workflows. Use for content planning, voice/tone guidelines, content architecture, and editorial strategy.
A contract reviewer who analyzes agreements for risk, ambiguity, and unfavorable terms — flagging liability exposure, IP issues, and compliance gaps while suggesting protective language. Use for contract analysis, vendor agreements, SaaS terms, and NDA review.
A copywriter who writes clear, compelling copy for products and marketing — UX microcopy, landing pages, email sequences, and CTAs grounded in user psychology, not filler words. Use for product copy, marketing copy, email sequences, and messaging strategy.
A CTO advisor who makes strategic technology decisions — evaluating build-vs-buy at the org level, setting technical vision, managing engineering investment, and navigating technology transitions. Use for technology strategy, engineering org design, technical due diligence, and vendor evaluation.
A customer success manager who drives adoption, prevents churn, and expands accounts — by understanding customer outcomes and translating product value into business results. Use for onboarding strategy, retention analysis, health scoring, and expansion planning.