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Personal Agent Skill notes and X Articles we found on x.com — people sharing SKILL.md packs, how they evaluate them, and which ones they actually install.
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かる (caru-ini) released stack-diagram (MIT): tell Codex/Claude Code which services you use and how they connect; the agent emits a clean HTML architecture diagram with official logos, light and dark. Repo: caru-ini/stack-diagram.
Community share of Sac-Y/match-cut (MIT): agents produce ~20s beat-synced promo cuts from a product image and copy. Install: `npx skills add Sac-Y/match-cut` (Node ≥22.20; media APIs may use credits).
Benji Taylor open-sourced Stageshow (MIT): a skill that helps coding agents build faux product UI stills, animations, bento grids, and cursor walkthroughs with a React kit and filmable examples. Install: `npx skills add benjitaylor/skills --skill stageshow`.
宝玉 (Jim Liu) shipped baoyu-design v2: local Claude Design, Slides, and Dashboard editors that run on Cursor / Claude Code / Codex without Claude Artifacts. Maintainer MIT for own code; see NOTICE for Anthropic-derived material. Install: `npx skills add JimLiu/baoyu-design`.
泊舟 highlights Paul Bakaus’s Impeccable (~95k★): style steering, critique/audit, ship polish, live iteration, and design system capture for coding agents.
Berryxia open-sourced a Claude Code skill that turns one topic into a narrated, cited knowledge short (44 styles, 6 templates, free + enhanced tiers).
花叔 open-sourced huashu-design 3.0 (~25k★, MIT): one prompt → prototypes / decks / animations / infographics; six thumbnails → three directions; 84 style specimens.
EverMind’s note explains how SkillCorpus collects public SKILL.md files, then applies quality, safety, and license checks so an agent can look up a procedure mid-task across local skills, SkillHub, and ClawHub.
A community post recommending Jesse Vincent’s Superpowers as the personal skill pack the author has used more than any other for six months — brainstorm, plan, TDD, and review as composable skills.
Javier published an X Article on Superpowers (obra/superpowers): a personal skill harness that chains brainstorming, worktrees, TDD, and review so agents follow a repeatable engineering loop instead of one-off prompts.
A Chinese long-form note arguing that dumping scattered SKILL.md files into the prompt does not scale. SkillCorpus turns them into a gated pipeline: parse, license/safety checks, quality scores, then dual-encoder recall and rerank.
七仔’s note: a skill can roll back while the learning behind it persists. WikiSkill keeps accepted and rejected edits; SkillCorpus curates the public ecosystem. Together they sketch discover → retrieve → execute → learn → evolve.
路易斯 published an X Article on EverMind’s three papers (HarnessBank, SkillCorpus, CRAFT): swapping the skill harness can drop accuracy even when the model stays the same — so personal skill packs need evaluation, not just more SKILL.md files.
Elliot’s note after launching SkillHub: a marketplace can show what people download, not whether a skill is safe or useful. SkillCorpus is the evaluation guide for deciding which personal skills are worth installing.
Matt Pocock’s X note on v1.2 of his personal skill pack: docs for every skill, a Claude Code plugin, Codex support, plus /wizard, /to-questionnaire, and /wait-what. Install with `npx skills add mattpocock/skills`.