Best Community skill collections in 2026: Top 18 Picks, Ranked
Curated lists and community packs of Agent Skills: good for discovery, but read each skill before you install it. Below are the 18 community skill collections we recommend in 2026, ranked by our editor score, GitHub stars, reader upvotes and how often readers click through.
Last updated October 2026 · 18 listings reviewed
1
All-in-one agent harness: ~290 skills, 68 agents, hooks, memory and AgentShield scanning
★ 271k · +3.7k this week · MIT · updated 2026-10-02
8.1/10
What it does ECC, formerly known as Everything Claude Code and maintained by GitHub user affaan-m, is a large system for configuring coding agents. It installs a complete way of working: plan, write tests, implement, review from a fresh context, verify, and remember what worked. It also includes hooks that enforce these steps and a "continuous learning" layer that turns… Read more →
Pros
- Complete plan-test-review-verify workflow with enforcement hooks
- Guided setup wizard with dry-run, repair and uninstall
- Supported Codex path plus adapters for many agents
Cons
- Large footprint that adds a lot of context and behaviour
- Non-Claude adapters have limited feature parity
Pricing: Freemium · claude-code agent-harness subagents hooks security-scanning
2
GitHub's community collection of Copilot agents, instructions, skills and plugins
★ 40k · +236 this week · MIT · updated 2026-10-01
8.0/10
What it does Awesome GitHub Copilot is a community collection of customisations for GitHub Copilot. It is hosted in the official github organisation. It gathers custom agents, instruction files, skills, hooks, agentic workflows and plugins that change how Copilot behaves in your editor and in the Copilot CLI. A companion website, awesome-copilot.github.com, adds full-text search, filters and a Learning Hub… Read more →
Pros
- Hosted in the github organisation with a searchable website and Learning Hub
- Plugins install directly from the Copilot CLI marketplace
Cons
- Third-party contributions vary in quality and need review before use
Pricing: Open source · github-copilot custom-agents instructions plugins agent-skills
3
Opinionated, hand-picked list of Claude Code skills, agents, hooks, plugins and guides
★ 55k · +343 this week · CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0 · updated 2026-10-02
7.9/10
What it does Awesome Claude Code, curated by hesreallyhim, is one of the best-known reading lists for Claude Code. It collects guides, skills, agents, plugins, hooks, status lines and tools, each with a short editorial note explaining why it is on the list. It is a discovery resource, not something you install. Many entries also show badges for their creation… Read more →
Pros
- Editorial notes plus freshness and licence badges on entries
- Updated almost daily with strict inclusion rules
Cons
- Non-commercial, no-derivatives licence
- Recent relaunch moved many older entries to an archive folder
Pricing: Free · awesome-list claude-code plugins hooks curated
4
Curated list of 1,000+ official and community Agent Skills, grouped by publisher
★ 35k · +269 this week · MIT · updated 2026-09-29
7.7/10
What it does Awesome Agent Skills, maintained by the VoltAgent team with community contributors, is a curated list of Agent Skills. It favours skills published by the engineering teams behind real products over mass-generated skill dumps. It is a discovery resource, not a package: each entry links to a skill that lives in someone else's repository, often through the companion… Read more →
Pros
- Emphasises skills published by the vendors themselves
- Per-agent skill path table and quality criteria
- Clear security notice with links to scanners
Cons
- Entries are curated, not audited
- README carries several sponsor placements
Pricing: Free · awesome-list agent-skills official-skills curated discovery
5
About 50 marketing skills for coding agents: CRO, SEO, copy, analytics, launch and growth
★ 52k · +782 this week · MIT · updated 2026-10-01
7.6/10
What it does Marketing Skills, by Corey Haines, is a library of Agent Skills for founders and technical marketers who already use coding agents. It is aimed at the work that comes after the product is built. Instead of generic advice, the agent follows a written playbook for tasks like auditing a landing page for conversions, adding analytics tracking, writing… Read more →
Pros
- Shared product-marketing context read by every skill
- Covers implementation tasks like tracking, schema and signup flows
- Multiple install routes including a Claude Code plugin
Cons
- Mostly marketing strategy rather than software engineering
- README promotes sponsored partner tools alongside neutral options
Pricing: Open source · marketing seo cro copywriting analytics
6
Hundreds of skills, agents and personas for engineering, product and business, with converters
★ 27k · +800 this week · MIT · updated 2026-08-30
7.3/10
What it does Claude Skills, by Alireza Rezvani, is one of the largest single-author skill libraries. It packages several hundred skills, over a hundred agents, personas and slash commands as Claude Code plugins. Conversion scripts turn the same content into the native formats of other coding tools. Many skills include Python helper scripts that use only the standard library, so… Read more →
Pros
- Very broad catalogue with stdlib-only Python helper scripts
- Converters for many agents' native formats
- Built-in skill security auditor
Cons
- Large share of non-coding content (marketing, C-suite, compliance)
- Hundreds of bundled scripts and a curl-to-bash path need review
Pricing: Open source · skill-library plugins devops personas multi-agent-tools
7
Curated list of Claude Skills, resources and tools
★ 15k · +72 this week · updated 2026-04-28
7.3/10
What it does Awesome Claude Skills, maintained by Travis (travisvn), is a curated awesome-list about Agent Skills for Claude. It is a reading and discovery resource, not something you install. It explains how skills load only when needed and how to enable them in Claude.ai, Claude Code and the Claude API. It then points to official and community skills worth… Read more →
Pros
- Good discovery starting point
- Clear categories plus tutorials
Cons
- A list, not installable skills itself
Pricing: Free · awesome list
8
67 full-stack skills for languages, frameworks, DevOps and security, plus Jira workflows
★ 12k · +90 this week · MIT · updated 2026-08-07
7.3/10
What it does Claude Skills by Jeff Smolinski (jeffallan) is a Claude Code plugin, published as fullstack-dev-skills, that bundles 67 role-style skills for full-stack development. Claude loads a skill when your request matches its area. For example, asking for JWT authentication in a NestJS API brings in the NestJS skill and its authentication reference file. Skills can also be chained… Read more →
Pros
- Broad coverage of languages, frameworks and infrastructure
- Progressive loading of about 370 reference files
- Workflow commands for epics via Jira and Confluence
Cons
- Generalist role-style skills overlap with what strong models already know
- Workflow commands require an Atlassian MCP server and are Claude Code-only
Pricing: Open source · full-stack frameworks devops claude-code-plugin jira
9
Curated list of practical Claude Skills for productivity and development
★ 76k · +712 this week · Apache-2.0 · updated 2026-09-18
7.2/10
What it does This is Composio's curated list of Agent Skills and plugins. It covers much more than coding: documents, data analysis, business and marketing, writing, media, productivity and security. Some skills live in the repository itself, and many entries link to other people's projects. Composio also uses the list to promote its own tools for connecting agents to SaaS… Read more →
Pros
- Broad coverage beyond coding
- Some skills included directly
Cons
- Mixed quality across linked skills
Pricing: Free · awesome list
10
Product management skills and chained workflows for Claude Code, Cowork and Codex
★ 27k · +128 this week · MIT · updated 2026-09-14
7.0/10
What it does PM Skills Marketplace is a plugin marketplace of product-management skills and chained commands for Claude Code and Claude Cowork. Each skill encodes a known product framework, such as opportunity solution trees, assumption mapping or a product strategy canvas, and walks the agent through it step by step, so product decisions and documents come out structured rather than… Read more →
Pros
- Commands chain framework-based skills into full workflows
- AI shipping kit documents and audits AI-built code before release
Cons
- Most content targets product managers rather than engineers
- Slash commands do not run outside Claude Code and Cowork
Pricing: Open source · product-management prd discovery strategy plugins
11
Registry and CLI to search, read, install and update human-authored Agent Skills
★ 308 · +1 this week · MIT · updated 2026-10-02
7.0/10
What it does skilld, by Harlan Wilton, is a registry and command-line tool for Agent Skills written by real maintainers in their own GitHub repositories. Its angle is provenance: every listed skill links to its source file and author, and the CLI records the commit it came from, so you can read a skill before your agent follows it and… Read more →
Pros
- Run a skill once without writing files
- Commit-pinned installs with digest and attestation checks
- One command targets many agents
Cons
- Hosted installs depend on the skilld.dev service
- Verified status proves provenance, not skill quality
Pricing: Open source · agent-skills cli registry provenance package-manager
12
Chinese-language vibe coding methodology, prompt library and skills for Codex CLI workflows
★ 17k · +649 this week · MIT · updated 2026-10-01
6.8/10
What it does Vibe Coding CN is a Chinese-language knowledge base and skill pack for AI-assisted development. Rather than a single tool, it packages a methodology the project calls 道法术器 (Tao-Fa-Shu-Qi: philosophy, method, process, tools) for turning ideas into maintainable products with an AI coding agent, built around Quality Gates — tests, CI/CD, type checking, schemas and checklists that constrain… Read more →
Pros
- Large, fast-growing community project with an actual methodology behind it, not just a link list
- Includes reusable skills (auto-skill, auto-tmux) alongside the docs, prompts and quality-gate guidance
- MIT licensed and free to use or fork
Cons
- Primarily Chinese-language, which limits accessibility for non-Chinese speakers
- More of a knowledge base to read through than a drop-in tool
Pricing: Open source · chinese methodology prompts codex-cli skills
13
Free multi-language course teaching vibe coding, from first prototype to Claude Code workflows
★ 20k · +58 this week · updated 2026-08-25
6.7/10
What it does Easy Vibe is an open, multi-language course on "vibe coding": going from a described idea to a working product with an AI coding agent. It's structured as a three-stage learning path, from beginner prototyping through full-stack development to more advanced Claude Code workflows, built by the Datawhale China open-source community. What is inside - Interactive tutorials with… Read more →
Pros
- Genuinely structured, beginner-to-advanced curriculum rather than a loose link list
- Localized into 10 languages, unusually broad for a community project
- Ships an llms.txt so agents can navigate it directly
Cons
- Non-commercial licence restricts reuse of the content itself
- It's a course to work through, not an installable skill or tool
Pricing: Free · course tutorial chinese multi-language beginner
14
Shared AGENTS.md standards and reusable cross-agent skills for AI coding agents
★ 224 · +2 this week · Apache-2.0 · updated 2026-09-21
6.5/10
What it does Agents is a small collection of shared standards and reusable skills for AI coding agents that read the AGENTS.md or SKILL.md format. It has two parts. There is a project-agnostic AGENTS.md base you copy into a repository and extend with your own structure, commands and domain notes, plus a separate user-level file for personal collaboration preferences. Alongside… Read more →
Pros
- Reusable base AGENTS.md plus focused skills
- Skills for planning, scoped changes and delegation
- Maintained with a test suite and clear format
Cons
- A couple of skills are personal to the author
- Small set rather than a large catalog
Pricing: Open source · agent-skills agents-md planning writing cross-agent
15
Product management skills for discovery, PRDs, user stories, roadmaps and strategy
★ 7.1k · +66 this week · CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0 · updated 2026-09-01
6.4/10
What it does Product Manager Skills is a large library of Agent Skills that teach an agent standard product management frameworks and walk you through applying them. It aims to replace generic "write me a PRD" output with deliverables grounded in named methods, and it explains the reasoning behind each framework so the human learns too. For people building software… Read more →
Pros
- Many frameworks with the reasoning explained
- Interactive advisors that ask questions before recommending
- Packaged for Claude Code, Codex and Claude Desktop
Cons
- CC BY-NC-SA licence forbids selling or repackaging
- PM-focused rather than a coding toolkit
Pricing: Free · product-management prd user-stories roadmapping discovery
16
Company-shaped skill collection: installable departments from engineering to finance
★ 1.8k · +115 this week · MIT · updated 2026-09-17
6.4/10
What it does Headcount, by cbrock84, is a large collection of Agent Skills organised like a company. A chief executive sits over sixteen departments, and each department is its own installable plugin, so a project loads only the functions it needs. Skills trigger on matching requests or can be called directly as department:skill, which keeps names from colliding. Many skills… Read more →
Pros
- Departments install independently with namespaced skills
- Technology and Security departments cover API design, review and threat modelling
- Agent charters let a department run as a subagent
Cons
- Most departments cover business functions rather than software work
- Legal and finance advice still needs human experts
Pricing: Open source · agent-skills claude-code-plugin security code-review business
17
Book-based engineering, UX and product skills plus guided code-quality journeys
★ 2.3k · +52 this week · MIT · updated 2026-09-10
6.3/10
What it does Wondel.ai Skills is a collection of agent skills that turn frameworks from well-known books and style guides into working instructions for coding and general agents. Around a third cover software engineering, while the rest cover UX, product strategy, marketing and sales. On top of these sit metaskills, guided journeys that run several skills in order and keep… Read more →
Pros
- Engineering skills based on established references like refactoring and clean architecture
- Metaskill journeys persist state in docs/ across sessions
Cons
- Roughly half the pack is marketing, sales and business strategy
- README uses affiliate links and promotes paid services
Pricing: Open source · clean-code refactoring architecture ux metaskills
18
Large local skill catalog with an MCP that validates an agent-chosen, reproducible skill stack
★ 47k · +274 this week · MIT · updated 2026-10-02
6.0/10
What it does Agentic Awesome Skills (AAS) is a large local catalog of reusable Agent Skills paired with a read-only MCP control plane called AAS Core. The catalog vendors thousands of SKILL.md playbooks gathered and credited from across the ecosystem, spanning development, testing, security, infrastructure, product and more. The idea behind AAS Core is that your coding agent, not the… Read more →
Pros
- Agent selects skills; the MCP validates and produces a reviewable aas-stack.json manifest
- Read-only MCP and CLI dry-run keep changes reviewable before install
- Per-skill audit reports command, network and credential signals
Cons
- A broad aggregation of others' skills with no editorial curation by design
- Heavy marketing; apply/recovery is still experimental
Pricing: Open source · skill-catalog mcp reproducible-stack agent-selection cross-agent