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Trail of Bits Skills Marketplace is a specialized Claude Code skills marketplace built by the security research firm Trail of Bits that focuses on enhancing AI-assisted workflows for vulnerability discovery, testing, and secure development. The repository groups a set of plug-in skills tailored toward static analysis, code auditing, secure defaults detection, and other practices that matter in software security. Users can easily add the marketplace to a Claude Code environment, browse...

...The project exposes an Anthropic-compatible API interface and fully supports interleaved thinking, letting the agent alternate between reasoning steps and tool invocations during long, complex tasks. It includes a basic toolset for file-system operations and shell commands, plus integrations with MCP tools such as web search and knowledge graph access. Mini-Agent also comes with “Claude Skills”-style predefined skills for tasks like document processing, design work, and testing, packaged as reusable behaviors that can be invoked by the agent as needed.

OpenAI Agent Skills is an open-source repository that serves as a broad catalog of agent skills designed to extend the capabilities of OpenAI Codex and other AI coding agents. It organizes reusable, task-specific workflows, instructions, scripts, and resources into modular skill folders so that an AI agent can reliably perform complex tasks without repeated custom prompting, making agent behavior more predictable and composable. Each skill is defined with clear metadata and instructions...

The Softaworks Agent Toolkit is a comprehensive collection of agent skills, commands, and sub-agents designed to augment AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor with practical workflow capabilities. It packages broad categories of modular skills that help with development automation, documentation creation, planning, architecture, testing, and soft professional workflows. Beyond simple skills, it also includes agents and CLI slash commands that help developers automate...

...A “skill” is treated as a foldered bundle containing instructions, optional scripts, and supporting resources, so agents can reliably apply a workflow or expertise area when it becomes relevant. The central goal is portability: you can write a skill once and reuse it across different agent runtimes and developer tools that implement the format. This repo serves as the canonical reference for how skills should be structured, what metadata they should include, and how an SDK can load and apply them consistently. It also includes supporting materials like guides and examples so builders can create skills that are predictable, testable, and shareable with teams.