Claude-Skills Maintainer Seeks Feedback on 181 Agent Skills Library

What's in the Library

claude-skills is an open-source collection of 181 agent skills, 250 Python tools, and 15 agent personas. The skills work across 11 different AI coding tools: Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex, Gemini CLI, Aider, Kilo Code, OpenCode, Augment, Antigravity, and OpenClaw. The maintainer is considering extending support to Replit and Vercel.

Current Status and Problem Statement

The repository recently experienced significant growth, going from approximately 1,600 stars to 4,300+ stars in two weeks. It's currently receiving 20,000 views per day with 1,200 unique cloners daily.

The maintainer identifies a fundamental problem with current skill repositories: they treat skills as isolated components rather than integrated workflows. As he notes, real work involves complex scenarios like "I'm a solo founder building a SaaS company. I need someone who thinks like a CTO, writes copy like a marketer, and ships like a senior engineer — and they need to work together." No single skill handles such integrated workflows.

Planned Improvements

• Persona-based agents: Moving beyond isolated skills to create agents with specific roles like "Startup CTO agent" who has architecture, cost estimation, and security skills pre-loaded and thinks like a pragmatic technical co-founder.
• Composable workflows: Multi-agent sequences such as "MVP in 4 Weeks" where a CTO agent plans, a dev agent builds, and a growth agent launches.
• Eval pipeline: Integrating promptfoo for regression testing of every skill, ensuring users know skills actually work rather than just having nice documentation.
• True multi-tool support: One installation command (./scripts/install.sh --tool cursor) converts all 181 skills to your tool's format. This already works for 7 tools.

Community Feedback Requested

The maintainer is specifically asking for:

• Whether you use agent skills at all, and if so, which tools (Claude Code, Cursor, etc.)
• What skills are missing or what domains are underserved
• Opinions on personas vs. individual skills — would you prefer picking individual skills or loading pre-configured agents like "Growth Marketer"
• Whether quality guarantees matter — if a skill came with eval results showing it improves output quality, would that change your decision to use it?
• Which tool integrations matter most among the 11 currently supported