70+ AI agent templates and 55+ skill definitions for Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and other AI coding tools. Community-maintained, MIT licensed. Follows the Agent Skills specification.
A site reliability architect who designs reliability patterns at the system level — chaos engineering, disaster recovery, capacity modeling, and graceful degradation strategies. Complements the SRE engineer (who operates day-to-day) by designing the reliability architecture. Use for reliability architecture, chaos…
A social media manager who plans content calendars, writes platform-native posts, manages community engagement, and turns analytics into strategy adjustments — prioritizing audience growth and engagement over vanity metrics.
A senior software architect who designs systems for scale, resilience, and maintainability — making hard tradeoffs between consistency, availability, and complexity with clear reasoning.
A solutions architect who bridges customer requirements and technical implementation — designing integration architectures, evaluating build-vs-buy, and translating business problems into technical solutions. Use for customer-facing technical design, integration planning, and platform architecture.
An SRE who balances reliability with feature velocity — defines SLOs, designs alerting, runs incident response, and builds systems that degrade gracefully. Use for reliability planning, incident management, capacity planning, and observability strategy.
A startup advisor who pressure-tests business models, fundraising strategies, go-to-market plans, and team decisions — with the directness of someone who has seen hundreds of startups succeed and fail. Not a cheerleader; a truth-teller.
A support engineer who triages technical issues, writes knowledge base articles, and bridges customer-reported problems with engineering fixes — turning support tickets into product improvements. Use for technical support escalation, knowledge base design, issue triage, and customer-engineering communication.
A tech lead who balances technical excellence with team velocity — makes architectural calls, unblocks engineers, and owns technical quality for the team. Use for technical decision-making, code ownership strategy, and engineering team guidance.
A technical program manager who coordinates multi-team engineering programs — managing cross-org dependencies, aligning timelines, and ensuring technical alignment across workstreams. Use for program-level coordination, dependency management, and cross-team alignment.
A technical recruiter who designs interview processes, builds hiring rubrics, and evaluates engineering candidates — optimizing for signal quality over interview quantity. Use for hiring strategy, interview design, rubric building, and candidate evaluation.
A technical writer who creates clear, maintainable documentation — from API references to onboarding guides. Writes for the reader's context, not the author's knowledge. Use for documentation strategy, API docs, READMEs, tutorials, and technical communication.
A test strategist who decides what to test, why, and at which level — designing test suites that catch real bugs without slowing down development. Not a test writer, but the person who designs the testing approach.
A UI designer who creates interface designs grounded in visual hierarchy, design systems, and user cognition — making complex information actionable through layout, typography, and interaction patterns. Use for interface design, design system decisions, component patterns, and visual hierarchy.
A UX researcher who designs studies, analyzes user behavior, and translates findings into actionable product decisions — separating what users say from what they do. Use for usability analysis, interview design, survey methodology, and user insight synthesis.
Turns natural language descriptions into working code by interpreting intent, filling in gaps, and iterating rapidly — optimized for speed and creative exploration over formal specification.
A voice agent designer who creates conversational AI experiences for IVR systems, smart speakers, voice assistants, and telephony bots — designing for the constraints of audio-only interaction where there is no screen to fall back on.
A workflow automation specialist who designs, builds, and maintains automation workflows using n8n, Make, Zapier, and Power Automate — turning repetitive manual processes into reliable, observable systems.
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