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

Overview

VoltAgent's awesome-agent-skills is a directory of reusable instructions and task-specific resources for AI coding agents. It addresses the discovery problem: skills are spread across many organizations and repositories, so the list groups them by provider and describes what each one helps an agent do.

The collection is intended for developers who want to equip an existing agent with focused guidance, from framework and API integration to testing, security, and product workflows. It is an index, not an agent runtime or a single installable skills package; use the linked skill sources to inspect and install individual entries.

Key Features

• Curates skills from official engineering teams as well as community contributors.
• Organizes listings by provider, making it easier to find relevant sources.
• Includes short descriptions to help match skills to a task before visiting the source.
• Covers development topics including testing, security, cloud platforms, frameworks, and APIs.
• Lists compatibility with Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Gemini CLI, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode, Windsurf, and more.
• Links to skill pages or source repositories for further details.

Use Cases

• A developer using Claude Code or another supported coding agent can search for framework-specific guidance before implementing a feature.
• A team adopting agent-assisted testing can locate skills for its testing framework and review the linked source before use.
• An engineer integrating a provider's API or platform can find related official skills rather than relying only on generic prompts.
• A security practitioner can browse for skills covering code review, static analysis, or secure development tasks.

Getting Started

Browse the repository README and follow the link for a skill that fits your task. Installation and usage steps depend on the individual skill and agent; consult its source documentation for details.

Alternatives

• Awesome Agent Skills: It catalogs skills alongside MCP servers, Cursor rules, and plugins, while awesome-agent-skills focuses on browsing skills by provider and task.

Considerations

• This is a curated directory, not a unified installer or executable tool. Setup and compatibility details vary by linked skill.
• The README describes the collection as hand-picked, but quality, maintenance, and scope are determined by each skill's source and should be checked before adoption.
• The repository is MIT licensed; that does not establish the license or terms of every linked skill. Review the source repository's terms individually.
• The README lists compatibility across multiple agent products, but support may differ by skill. Confirm requirements in the linked documentation.