awesome-agent-skills: Find Tools for AI Coding Agents

Overview

awesome-agent-skills is a curated directory for finding capabilities that extend AI coding agents. It brings resources from otherwise separate ecosystems into one index, from SKILL.md packages and MCP servers to editor rules, framework tools, and installation utilities.

It is useful for developers and agent builders who want to discover options across platforms rather than search one vendor's catalog at a time. The repository is a directory, not an agent runtime or an installer; entries point to external projects and marketplaces.

Key Features

• Covers multiple ecosystems, including Agent Skills, MCP, Cursor and Windsurf rules, Gemini CLI, Copilot, OpenClaw, LangChain, CrewAI, and n8n.
• Groups entries by platform and resource type to make browsing more targeted.
• Includes directories and marketplaces alongside individual projects and curated lists.
• Lists CLI and package-manager options for discovering or installing skills.
• Summarizes relevant formats and standards, including SKILL.md and MCP.
• Describes data sources and sync methods, including GitHub APIs, registries, and repository syncs.
• Accepts community contributions through pull requests.

Use Cases

• Developers choosing skills or tools for an AI coding agent can compare resources across ecosystems in one place.
• Teams adopting MCP can find registries, server collections, and development resources before integrating tools.
• Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, or Copilot users can look for platform-specific rules and extensions.
• Agent framework developers can browse tools and integrations for LangChain, CrewAI, or n8n.
• Contributors maintaining an agent-resource catalog can suggest entries or use the listed data sources as discovery starting points.

Getting Started

Browse the repository README or the project website to explore the directory. See the README for contribution instructions and details about data synchronization.

Alternatives

• awesome-agent-skills: Focuses on reusable agent skills, while awesome-agent-skills compares resources across skills, plugins, rules, and tools in multiple ecosystems.
• awesome-claude-code: Covers resources specifically for Claude Code rather than comparing resources across multiple coding-agent ecosystems.
• awesome-copilot: Focuses on extensions for GitHub Copilot, rather than resources across multiple coding-agent ecosystems.

Considerations

• This is a discovery index, so availability, maintenance, and compatibility depend on the linked projects and marketplaces.
• Its broad scope means entries span different formats and ecosystems; check each destination's documentation before adopting a resource.
• The README says data is automatically updated from multiple sources, with sync frequency varying by source. Refer to SYNC.md in the repository for pipeline details.
• The repository is not archived, but the provided snapshot shows 69 open issues. Review current activity and issues if relying on its coverage.