Use Aident Loadout to connect your AI agents to 1,000+ real-world apps and tools like Gmail, Slack, Linear, Notion, Firecrawl, and Fal, unlock 27,000+ executable actions, and track full audit history so your agents can get real work done reliably.
Guide for creating high-quality MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers that enable LLMs to interact with external services through well-designed tools. Use when building MCP servers to integrate external APIs or services, whether in Python (FastMCP) or Node/TypeScript (MCP SDK).
Set up Claude Code for this project — interviews you, builds CLAUDE.md and settings, then has the curator subagent review everything before handing off.
Test Agent Skills from tests/skillcases.yaml files. Use when validating whether a Skill triggers correctly, produces a dry-run plan, satisfies output contracts, handles edge/failure cases, or when asked to run Skill Test cases, judge Agent responses against YAML expectations, or produce Skill test reports.
Validates and improves agentic skills by running isolated executor agents against test briefs, scoring confusion, fixing unclear instructions, and rerunning until stop criteria pass. Use when asked to test or evaluate a skill, find skill failure modes, or harden a skill before reuse. Inspired by Karpathy's…
A tool for creating, improving, and reviewing skills and agents for OpenClaw. It has separate workflows for creating a skill, creating an agent, or improving an existing one.
Generates a complete custom AI Operating System for any small business — master prompt + workflow superprompts + 30-day deployment roadmap — across 21+ verticals (dental, contractor, salon, real estate, restaurant, law, vet, photographer, fitness, insurance, CPA, and more). Use when a small business owner asks for…
Designing and building AI agents — tool design, agent loops, context management, permissions/guardrails, memory, multi-agent orchestration, MCP, and agent evaluation. Use when building an agent that takes actions (calls tools/APIs, writes files, automates workflows), designing tool schemas, debugging agent…
Generates a standalone, interactive HTML map of your Claude Code automation setup: a radial SVG mind-map of your skills grouped into departments, a schedule view of every scheduled task, and a feedback panel that turns flagged issues into copy-ready fix prompts. Best if you run several skills and/or scheduled agents.…
Use when the user provides a Skill, SKILL.md, prompt workflow, agent instructions, marketplace page, or skill directory and asks to analyze, reverse-engineer, compare, improve, rewrite, trigger-test, port, or package it as a reusable agent skill.
A skill manager for storing Agent skills in one central library and linking them into project directories. It supports tools such as Codex, Claude, and other agent skill locations.
Generate optimal Claude Code configuration for any project. Creates CLAUDE.md, settings.json, skills, hooks, agents, and commands tailored to your stack. Run /forge to start.
A structured software-development workflow that divides work among roles for planning, exploration, implementation, testing, review, and final approval.
Converts .txt book files into leverageable Claude Code skills. Use when transforming books, articles, or written expertise into structured skills with frameworks, workflows, and reference material.
Feed in a Korean or English sample of your own writing, and this meta-skill (a skill factory) decomposes its style and argument flow with a quantitative profiler plus one specialist agent per axis, then auto-generates a personal humanizer skill. The output is a standalone humanize-NAME skill for the current host…
A skill for creating, restructuring, and checking reusable packages of instructions for coding agents. It covers how the package is triggered, tested, documented, and improved from real usage.
Use this skill when the user asks one local AI agent to inspect, continue from, hand off, summarize, or compare another local agent session, especially Cursor agent transcripts under /.cursor/projects, Codex sessions under /.codex/sessions, and Claude Code transcripts under /.claude/projects.
Create modular, source-grounded Agent Skill packs from explicitly selected books or documents. Use when a user wants atomic skills, combo workflows, a router, references, a skill map, and validation derived from a specific source.
Use when about to spawn or delegate work to a subagent (Agent/Task tool), choosing a model tier (haiku/sonnet/opus/fable) for a task, writing a delegation prompt, deciding whether something should be delegated at all, deciding whether to dispatch multiple subagents in parallel, verifying a delegated result, or after a…
Help the user author a new, spec-correct Hermes skill. Turns a described workflow into a clean SKILL.md following the agentskills.io standard, with the right frontmatter, a sharp When-to-Use, a clear Procedure, and a real Verification check.
Host-agnostic exhaustive multi-agent orchestration for any coding agent that can spawn subagents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, OpenHands, …). Pipeline: recon → cheap baseline → a-priori specialist roles cast by routing → parallel fan-out → adversarial verification → loop-until-dry → dedup/score/synthesize.…
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