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A catalog of agent-agnostic skills (Markdown SKILL.md + optional scripts/, references/, examples/, evals/) meant to be installed into other projects via npx skills add bryanus1/agent-skills --skill <name> (skills.sh). There is no application code. The "build" is the skill linter plus the catalog generator. Docs and skill content are written mostly in Spanish, with some English. Read AGENTS.md before creating or editing a skill. It is the step-by-step authoring guide: template choice, directory placement, required frontmatter, and body sections. docs/SPECIFICATION.md is…

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This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

What this repo is

A catalog of agent-agnostic skills (Markdown SKILL.md + optional scripts/, references/, examples/, evals/) meant to be installed into other projects via npx skills add bryanus1/agent-skills --skill <name> (skills.sh). There is no application code. The "build" is the skill linter plus the catalog generator. Docs and skill content are written mostly in Spanish, with some English.

Read AGENTS.md before creating or editing a skill. It is the step-by-step authoring guide: template choice, directory placement, required frontmatter, and body sections. docs/SPECIFICATION.md is the authoritative format spec.

Commands

pnpm install                                   # also installs husky hooks
pnpm lint:skills                               # validate every SKILL.md under skills/ and templates/
pnpm lint:strict                               # same, but warnings fail too (what CI runs)
node scripts/lint-skills.mjs --strict skills/dart/dart-import-organizer   # validate one skill (dir or SKILL.md path)
pnpm catalog                                   # regenerate catalog/catalog.json and the generated README blocks
pnpm catalog:check                             # fail if they are stale (CI)
pnpm test:unit                                 # node --test over tests/*.test.mjs
pnpm test                                      # lint:strict + catalog:check + test:unit (pre-commit hook and release)
pnpm lint:shell                                # shellcheck the skills' Bash scripts (needs shellcheck installed; CI has it)
node scripts/check-skill-versions.mjs --base main   # every changed skill must bump its frontmatter version (CI)

Skill scripts are standalone, dependency-free Node (.mjs) or Bash, run from the target project's root, e.g. node skills/architecture/nestjs-architecture/scripts/scaffold-module.mjs invoice --target-dir src/modules. Most support --help; scaffolds support --dry-run and abort on existing files unless --force.

Linter and catalog (scripts/)

  • scripts/lib/skills.mjs holds shared discovery and frontmatter parsing (real YAML via the yaml package). Discovery skips dot-dirs, node_modules and *-workspace dirs.
  • lint-skills.mjs errors: invalid YAML; name not kebab-case, over 40 chars, not equal to its folder name (templates exempt), or duplicated across the catalog; non-SemVer version; missing description; fewer than 2 triggers; unknown agents values; broken relative links in the body; file:// or machine-specific absolute paths (/Users/…, /home/…) anywhere in the skill's text files.
  • lint-skills.mjs warnings (fail under --strict): description over 350 chars; no H1; a missing required section (Propósito, Cuándo Activar, Flujo de Trabajo, Reglas Críticas; matched in Spanish or English).
  • build-catalog.mjs writes catalog/catalog.json (the package main) and rewrites the README between <!-- catalog-table:start/end --> and <!-- catalog-install:start/end -->. Never edit those blocks by hand.
  • Inside a skill, link to its own files with skill-relative paths, and show script calls as node <skill-dir>/scripts/..., because skills are installed into other projects.

Git workflow and releases

  • The husky pre-commit hook runs pnpm test. The commit-msg hook runs commitlint (Conventional Commits; allowed types: feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, perf, test, build, ci, chore, revert; scope is typically the skill category, e.g. feat(flutter): ...).
  • CI (.github/workflows/ci.yml) runs the strict linter, the catalog check, unit tests, shellcheck and the skill version-bump check on non-main pushes and PRs, and validates PR commit messages.
  • Skill versions (frontmatter) are independent of the repo version. Any change to a skill outside evals/ needs a SemVer bump; see docs/CONTRIBUTING.md.
  • Pushes to main trigger semantic-release (.releaserc.json). feat gives a minor bump; fix/perf/refactor/docs give a patch; ci/chore don't release. npm publish is disabled, so the release only creates a GitHub release and tag.

Repo layout notes

  • skills/<category>/<skill-name>/ holds the published catalog. When adding a skill, run pnpm catalog, then update the examples and structure tree in README.md by hand.
  • A skill can depend on others through requirements.skills (validated by the linter, exported as requires in the catalog). monorepo-architecture uses it and calls its siblings' scripts through <skill-dir>/../<skill>/scripts/, so keep those scripts' flags stable.
  • templates/basic-skill/ and templates/tool-assisted-skill/ are the starting points for new skills. The linter validates them too.
  • Each skill has evals/evals.json (skill-creator format: skill_name + evals[] with prompt, expected_output, files relative to the skill). Eval runs go in the git-ignored evals-workspace/, never inside skills/.
  • tests/*.test.mjs (Node's built-in node:test, no deps) cover the linter, the catalog generator, every scaffold's safety contract and output, the Dart import organizer, glab-cli's create_mr.sh --dry-run, the gh-cli scripts (driven through a stub gh on PATH), the monorepo-architecture scaffolds and boundary checker, the version-bump check, and the evals files. Run one file with node --test tests/scaffolds.test.mjs, or one test with --test-name-pattern "<regex>".
  • .agents/skills/skill-creator and .claude/skills/skill-creator are the vendored Anthropic skill-creator skill (tracked in skills-lock.json). They are tooling for authoring and evaluating skills, not part of the catalog.

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