micstec-skills: Browse and Install AI Agent Skills

Overview

micstec-skills is a cross-platform collection of resources for AI coding agents, including Claude Code, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, and Codex CLI. It brings together agent skills, plugins, rules, extensions, and MCP server projects in one repository.

The collection is useful for developers who want to discover or reuse agent resources without searching across many separate repositories. It is a catalog and managed collection, not a single agent product; installation generally means copying selected files into the configuration location for the target tool.

Key Features

• Organizes resources by agent platform, with a separate cross-platform area.
• Includes Claude Code plugins, skills, subagents, and community collections.
• Collects MCP server projects intended to work across multiple agent tools.
• Provides resources for Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, and Codex CLI.
• Includes sample copy commands for installing selected items into agent configuration directories.
• Covers varied uses, including code review, security, browser automation, development workflows, and integrations.

Use Cases

• Developers setting up a new AI coding agent can browse platform-specific skills and configuration resources.
• Teams comparing agent tools can find examples and extensions grouped by platform in one place.
• Claude Code users looking for plugins, skills, or community resources can use the collection as a discovery catalog.
• Developers seeking integrations can explore the included MCP server repositories and follow each project's setup instructions.

Getting Started

Clone the repository, then copy a resource into the relevant agent configuration directory. For example:

cp -r claude-code/<skill-name> ~/.claude/skills/

See the README for platform-specific examples and collection details.

Alternatives

• awesome-agent-skills: It catalogs and categorizes skills for discovery, while micstec-skills manages resources across types and platforms and lets users copy selected items into agent configurations.
• claude-code-codex-bridge: It converts local Claude Code resources into Codex equivalents, while micstec-skills offers a broader collection to browse and copy across agent platforms.

Considerations

• Resources are collected from separate projects, so setup steps, dependencies, and compatibility vary. Check each resource's own documentation before installing it.
• The listed copy commands are examples, not a unified installer or package manager.
• The repository describes itself as a managed collection. Its reported size and broad scope may make it more than needed if you only want one skill or extension.