awesome-skills: Community Skills for Apify Agents

awesome-skills: Community Skills for Apify Agents

Summary

A community collection of agent skills that guide AI coding assistants in using Apify Actors for tasks such as research, lead generation, and data collection. Install the collection with the skills CLI and use it with supported coding agents.

At a glance

Language
Python
License
Apache-2.0
Stars
260
Forks
77
Added to OSRepos
August 19, 2026
Last analyzed
October 3, 2026
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Overview

apify/awesome-skills collects community-authored SKILL.md guides that teach AI coding assistants how to use Apify Actors for specific workflows. The guides use the Agent Skills open standard and complement the official Apify-maintained collection in apify/agent-skills.

The collection is useful when an agent needs task-specific direction, such as choosing an Actor, preparing its input, or handling errors. Its skills cover a range of work, including ad research, company and job data, lead generation, e-commerce, and security intelligence.

Key Features

  • Offers installable skills through the skills CLI.
  • Organizes each skill as a SKILL.md guide.
  • Follows the Agent Skills specification.
  • Includes community contributions across varied Apify Actor workflows.
  • Supports selecting an individual skill or previewing available skills during installation.
  • Provides contribution and review guidance for skill authors.

Use Cases

  • An AI coding assistant user can install a relevant guide when they want help running an Apify-based research or data-collection workflow.
  • A developer building an agent workflow can consult a skill for Actor selection, input setup, and error handling.
  • A community contributor can package repeatable Apify Actor instructions for others to use and submit them for review.
  • A team using multiple coding assistants can share task guidance across agents supported by the skills installer.

Project Facts

  • Language: Python
  • License: Apache-2.0
  • Stars: 260
  • Forks: 77
  • Topics: actor, agent-skills, ai-agents, apify, awesome-list, mcp
  • Archived: No

Getting Started

Install the collection with:

npx skills add apify/awesome-skills

See the README for agent compatibility, individual-skill selection, prerequisites, and contribution details.

Alternatives

  • Awesome Agent Skills: It catalogs skills, MCP servers, Cursor rules, and plugins across ecosystems rather than focusing on Apify Actor workflows.
  • awesome-agent-skills: It indexes skills across providers and tasks for multiple coding agents, rather than specializing in Apify Actors.
  • awesome-copilot: It collects Copilot-specific agents, instructions, skills, hooks, workflows, and plugins rather than Apify-focused skills.

Considerations

  • These are community-contributed guides, not the official Apify-maintained skills; the repository points to apify/agent-skills for those.
  • Using Apify workflows generally requires an Apify account and authentication. The Apify CLI is optional.
  • Skills describe workflows and Actor usage. The repository does not itself provide the underlying Actors or guarantee that every Actor is free, available, or suitable for a particular task.

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