Agent skills
Skills you can use with AI coding agents, indexed from public GitHub repositories.
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firebase-ios
Firebase SDK documentation for iOS and Swift development, covering authentication, databases, cloud messaging, analytics, and more.
MemoryReload/mySkillConfigs
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Firebase
Google's mobile and web application development platform.
MemoryReload/mySkillConfigs
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claude-code
MemoryReload/mySkillConfigs
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synthesis
Synthesize all accumulated notes and drafts to generate the Discussion and Abstract sections. Sixth step of writer workflow. Requires all notes/*.md files and drafts/introduction.md, methods.md, results.md.
sxg/science
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scoping
Conduct scoping conversation with user to define research question, key findings, and constraints. Generates scope.md that guides all subsequent steps. Second step of writer workflow. Requires inventory.md to exist.
sxg/science
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writer
Draft scientific research manuscripts from research data. Use when user wants to write a research paper, has a project folder with papers, data, figures, and a GitHub repository link. Orchestrates context-ingestion, scoping, literature-review, code-analyzer, results-interpreter, synthesis, and assembler sub-skills.
sxg/science
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literature-review
Process user-provided PDFs using isolated subagents, generate structured notes, synthesize findings, and draft the Introduction section. Third step of writer workflow. Requires scope.md.
sxg/science
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context-ingestion
Scan project folder structure, validate organization, clone GitHub repository, and generate an inventory of available materials. First step of writer workflow. Use when starting a new manuscript project.
sxg/science
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assembler
Combine all draft sections into final manuscript, apply formatting constraints, and generate reference list. Final step of writer workflow. Requires academic reviewer approval and all drafts/*.md files.
sxg/science
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results-interpreter
Analyze CSV data files and interpret figures to generate the Results section. Fifth step of writer workflow. Requires scope.md, data/ folder with CSVs, and figures/ folder with images.
sxg/science
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code-analyzer
Analyze GitHub repository to extract methodology and generate the Methods section. Fourth step of writer workflow. Requires scope.md and cloned code/ repository.
sxg/science
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review
Review and critique a scientific manuscript, identifying critical issues with detailed explanations and recommendations. Produces a structured review with accept/revise/reject recommendation.
sxg/science
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prompting
Guide for writing effective system prompts for LLM agents. Use when creating or editing system prompts for applications, agent configurations, or development tools.
tanishqkancharla/boilerplate
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dev-browser
Browser automation with persistent page state. Use when users ask to navigate websites, fill forms, take screenshots, extract web data, test web apps, or automate browser workflows. Trigger phrases include "go to [url]", "click on", "fill out the form", "take a screenshot", "scrape", "automate", "test the website", "log into", or any browser interaction request.
tanishqkancharla/boilerplate
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arxiv-search
Search arXiv for preprints and scholarly articles across physics, mathematics, computer science, quantitative biology, quantitative finance, statistics, electrical engineering, systems science, and economics. Supports field-specific queries (title, author, abstract, category), boolean logic, date filtering, and bulk retrieval with pagination.
kltng/humanities-skills 1
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loc-catalog
Search the Library of Congress digital collections via the loc.gov JSON API. Use this skill whenever the user wants to search LOC's digitized books, photos, maps, manuscripts, newspapers, audio, or film/video, look up items by LCCN, browse LOC collections, find primary sources with date range filters, or retrieve citations and download links for LOC materials. Also triggers when cross-referencing items found in other library catalogs against LOC holdings.
kltng/humanities-skills 1
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cjk-calendar
Convert between Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese lunisolar calendar dates and Gregorian/Julian dates. Use when the user needs to look up historical East Asian dates, convert era names (年號) like 康熙, 天保, 崇禎 to Western dates, compute sexagenary cycle (干支) day/month/year, or work with Julian Day Numbers. Supports ~220 BCE to 1945 CE with 1,637 eras and 131,808 lunar month records. Runs entirely locally with a SQLite database.
kltng/humanities-skills 1
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chgis-tgaz
Query the China Historical GIS (CHGIS) Temporal Gazetteer (TGAZ) API to search for historical Chinese placenames from 222 BCE to 1911 CE. Use this skill when searching for information about historical Chinese places, administrative units, or geographic locations during the dynastic period. Applicable for queries about historical place names, administrative hierarchies, or when users mention specific Chinese locations with historical context.
kltng/humanities-skills 1
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tgaz-query
Query and explore the TGAZ (Temporal Gazetteer) SQLite database of 82,000+ historical Chinese placenames spanning 763 BCE to 1911 CE. Use this skill whenever the user asks about historical Chinese places, administrative geography, dynastic jurisdictions, place name evolution, or wants to query tgaz.db. Also trigger when the user mentions CHGIS, TGAZ, historical gazetteer, Chinese historical GIS, or asks questions like "what was X called in dynasty Y", "what counties existed in year Z", "where was X located", or any spatial/temporal query about Chinese historical geography. This skill is relevant even for casual questions like "tell me about ancient Chang'an" or "Tang dynasty cities near the Yellow River".
kltng/humanities-skills 1
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cbdb-local
Query the China Biographical Database (CBDB) locally via SQLite for biographical data on 656K+ historical Chinese figures from the 7th century BCE through the 19th century CE. Use when searching for Chinese historical figures, scholars, officials, or literary figures — their biographical details, family/kinship networks, official postings, social associations, examination records, or addresses. Runs entirely locally after initial database download (~556 MB). Faster and more flexible than the API version.
kltng/humanities-skills 1
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harvard-library-catalog
Search Harvard Library's 13M+ bibliographic records via LibraryCloud and retrieve MARC/MODS data via PRESTO. Use this skill whenever the user wants to look up books, manuscripts, finding aids, or other items in Harvard's library catalog, verify bibliographic information (title, author, ISBN, publication date), find digital collections, or retrieve detailed catalog records. Also triggers when a user extracts a book title from a document and wants to find its full bibliographic metadata.
kltng/humanities-skills 1
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columbia-clio
Search Columbia University Libraries' CLIO catalog for books, journals, manuscripts, and other holdings via its Blacklight JSON API. Use this skill whenever the user wants to look up items in Columbia's library, check availability of books at Columbia, search by title/author/subject with faceted filtering by format/language/location, or retrieve detailed catalog records including call numbers and holdings data. Triggers when referencing Columbia University collections or Ivy League library holdings.
kltng/humanities-skills 1
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zotero-local
Interact with a local Zotero 8 desktop application through its HTTP API at localhost:23119. Use this skill whenever the user wants to search, fetch, add, edit, or organize bibliographic items in their Zotero library, import citations (BibTeX, RIS, etc.), attach files, manage collections and tags, or retrieve full-text content from Zotero. Triggers on mentions of Zotero, citation management, reference libraries, bibliographic databases, or local library management. Also use when chaining with other catalog skills (Harvard, LOC, HathiTrust, etc.) to save found records into the user's Zotero library.
kltng/humanities-skills 1
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jbdb-api
Query the Japan Biographical Database (JBDB) API to retrieve biographical data about historical Japanese figures. Use this skill when searching for information about Japanese historical figures, samurai, monks, artists, poets, or other individuals. Applicable for queries about biographical details, kinship relations, non-kinship associations, events, personal history, occupations, or when users mention specific Japanese names or JBDB person IDs.
kltng/humanities-skills 1