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Tags say what area a skill is for, how it works, what it needs, what it can change on its own, who publishes it and what it's about. Faceted tags carry a prefix, such as needs:cli; topics don't. Tags were assigned from each skill's SKILL.md on Oct 19, 2026. Pick a tag to list its skills.

Category category:

What area is it for? one or more per skill.

TagSkillsMeaning
category:software-engineering108Software engineering. Everything for building software: planning, coding, debugging, design, frameworks, cloud, agents and skills.
category:skill-tools10Skill tools. Find, write, vet and route to other skills.
category:planning15Planning. Make the agent question you and write the plan down before it writes code.
category:engineering23Engineering. Test-first work, implementation from specs, git hygiene and scope control.
category:debugging13Debugging & QA. Find root causes, review code and test what you built.
category:output-style8Output style. Change how the agent replies: shorter, clearer, fewer tokens.
category:writing10Writing. Articles, docs, internal comms, research write-ups and prose that doesn't read as generated.
category:design16Design. Taste for interfaces that don't look generated: direction, motion and accessibility.
category:frameworks0Frameworks. Guides for frameworks, databases and SDKs, mostly from their vendors.
category:cloud0Cloud. Deploy, provision, observe and debug cloud apps.
category:browser16Browser. Drive browsers, scrape pages and search the web.
category:media17Media. Generate and edit video, images and audio.
category:documents5Documents. Office files, notes and suites like Lark and Google Workspace.
category:marketing14Marketing. SEO, copy, conversion, social media and e-commerce.
category:science6Science & data. Research reproduction, financial data, charts and diagrams.
category:agents9Agents. Build agents, orchestrate workers and give agents memory.
category:security9Security. Compliance, guardrails, skill vetting and browser fingerprinting.
category:osint4OSINT. Investigate people, images and leaks from public sources.
category:personal2Personal. Learning and everyday help outside work.

Type type:

How does the skill work? one per skill.

TagSkillsMeaning
type:workflow75A multi-step process the agent follows: interview, debug, run a TDD loop, review.
type:guidelines16Knowledge and rules the agent applies while it works: best practices, design principles, API references.
type:tool51Operates a CLI, API, app or bundled script to get something done.
type:command11A one-shot action you invoke by name, such as turning the conversation into a PRD.
type:mode3Changes how the agent talks or behaves for the rest of the session.
type:router2An entry point that picks and loads other skills. Retired skills that only redirect count as routers.
type:setup5One-time configuration or scaffolding of a project, account or tool.

Effect effect:

What can it change on its own? one per skill.

TagSkillsMeaning
effect:none58Adds no side effects of its own. It shapes how the agent thinks, writes or reviews. Guidelines and routers are always effect:none, even when the task they support edits code.
effect:local83Its own steps create or change files, git state or local tools.
effect:remote22Its own steps change something outside your machine: post, send, deploy, provision, file issues, drive a website, or upload data to a service.

Needs needs:

What do you need besides the agent? one or more per skill.

TagSkillsMeaning
needs:none87Instructions only. Works in any agent that supports skills.
needs:cli42A specific command-line tool or desktop app must be installed, such as gh, agent-browser, LibreOffice, Obsidian or a vendor CLI.
needs:account30An account, API key or paid plan with an outside service.
needs:browser19Drives a real Chromium or Chrome browser.
needs:subagents13Relies on the agent being able to spawn subagents.
needs:issue-tracker7Reads or writes an issue tracker, GitHub Issues by default.
needs:mcp3Needs an MCP server connected.
needs:claude-code3Uses Claude Code features such as hooks or background agents.
needs:claude-ai1Built for claude.ai artifacts.
needs:openclaw4Built for the OpenClaw agent.

Publisher by:

Who publishes it? one per skill.

TagSkillsMeaning
by:official47A verified publisher on its registry (skills.sh, ClawHub or Tencent SkillHub), or the company or maintainer behind the product the skill operates.
by:community116Everyone else. Unverified vendor claims default to community.

Topics no prefix

What is it about? one to five per skill.

Engineering process

planning7 requirements6 interview6 architecture4 domain-modeling2 prototyping2 implementation5 tdd2 testing10 debugging5 code-review9 refactoring2 migration1 git5 issue-tracking7 handoff2 verification4 scope-control3 ci3 build-tools0 code-quality2 learning3 agent-workflows16

Agents and skills

skill-discovery3 skill-authoring5 skill-security2 token-saving6 output-style5 anti-slop6 multi-agent7 memory4 self-improvement5 agent-development1 guardrails1

Design and frontend

design13 animation6 accessibility3 performance3 design-system3 mobile1 generative-art2 terminal-ui0

Backend and data

databases0 auth0 payments0 backend0 web30

Operations and security

deployment0 infrastructure1 observability0 security4 osint4 privacy3 fingerprinting7

Web

browser-automation9 scraping6 web-search6 computer-use1

Media

video7 image11 audio3 ai-generation14

Documents and productivity

documents3 spreadsheets1 slides2 pdf2 notes0 email0 messaging0 calendar0

Writing and research

writing11 docs-writing7 research7 diagrams1 charts0 ml-research5 finance0

Marketing and business

marketing8 seo4 copywriting1 social-media2 conversion2 ecommerce4

Everyday

personal1

Stack stack:

Which technologies or services is it about? any per skill.

stack:python7 stack:git5 stack:playwright5 stack:runcomfy5 stack:higgsfield4 stack:inference-sh4 stack:liarjs4 stack:microsoft-office3 stack:agent-browser2 stack:antibrow2 stack:browser-act2 stack:reddit2 stack:tavily2 stack:typescript2 stack:admapix1 stack:amazon1 stack:browser-use1 stack:defuddle1 stack:dependency-cruiser1 stack:exa1 stack:firecrawl1 stack:gemini1 stack:github1 stack:husky1 stack:linkedin1 stack:mcp1 stack:momentic1 stack:nia1 stack:orca1 stack:p5js1 stack:proseify1 stack:react1 stack:scrapegraph1 stack:shadcn1 stack:slack1 stack:sleek1 stack:squirrelscan1 stack:tailwind1 stack:wonda1 stack:x-twitter1 stack:agentix0 stack:ai-sdk0 stack:azure0 stack:better-auth0 stack:claude0 stack:cloudflare0 stack:convex0 stack:expo0 stack:fastify0 stack:firebase0 stack:genkit0 stack:google-adk0 stack:google-cloud0 stack:google-workspace0 stack:gsap0 stack:hyperframes0 stack:lark0 stack:neon0 stack:nextjs0 stack:node0 stack:notion0 stack:obsidian0 stack:opentui0 stack:postgres0 stack:prisma0 stack:react-native0 stack:remotion0 stack:sentry0 stack:shoehorn0 stack:solana0 stack:stitch0 stack:stripe0 stack:supabase0 stack:tencent-docs0 stack:turborepo0 stack:typesafe0 stack:vercel0 stack:wind0

Flags flag:

Is there something to check before installing? any per skill.

TagSkillsMeaning
flag:republished11A copy of another publisher's skill under a different org. Each copy found had hundreds of thousands of installs while its original had fewer than twenty, so treat its ranking with caution.
flag:mirror0The same publisher ships the skill under two sources, which splits its counts.
flag:deprecated4The SKILL.md now says the skill is retired and points to a replacement.
flag:dual-use10Legitimate uses exist, but the same capability can evade bot detection or investigate other people. Read the SKILL.md before installing.
flag:tool-docs90Documentation for agents of one product: how to build with it, configure it, deploy to it or operate it, so it only helps once you use that product. A skill that gets a job done through a tool, such as browsing, testing, scraping, searching or generating media, doesn't count.

Language lang:

Is the SKILL.md written in a language other than English? at most one per skill.

TagSkillsMeaning
lang:zh16The SKILL.md is written in Chinese.