A collection of official Agent Skills from leading development teams and the community.
Hand-picked, not AI-slop generated.
Awesome Agent Skills
Unlike many bulk-generated skill repositories, this collection focuses on real-world Agent Skills created and used by actual engineering teams, not mass AI‑generated stuff.
Compatible with Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Gemini CLI, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode, Windsurf, and more. See the table below for paths and documentation.
The most contributed Agent Skills repository, built and maintained together with the community.
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TestMu AI (formerly LambdaTest) is an AI-native testing cloud platform built for modern engineering teams. Covering everything from autonomous test creation and fast execution to testing AI agents, chatbots and voice assistants.
Modem is an AI product teammate that takes scattered discussions and turns them into a company-specific context that surfaces insights, automates actions, and closes the loop with teammates and customers.
Crawlbase is web data infrastructure trusted by 70,000+ developers. Its Crawling API, MCP server, and integrations give AI agents live access to any webpage — with JavaScript rendering, proxy rotation, and anti-bot protection.
SerpApi is a Web Search API for your AI apps. Available in Markdown and JSON for any integration.
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Official skills by the SerpApi team — the Web Search API for AI apps. They give agents structured, machine-readable search data through 130+ engines, from Google web and Scholar to Maps, Flights, Hotels, and Shopping.
serpapi/serpapi-web-search - Structured search data via 130+ engines: pick the right engine, extract the right keys, recover from errors
serpapi/agent-usability-test - Test whether agents can discover and use your tool — the subject under test is the interface, not the agent
More from SerpApi (not skills, but they pair with them):
serpapi/serpapi-cli - SerpApi client for the command line, covering all 130+ engines
Skills by Crawlbase
Official skills by the Crawlbase team that give AI agents live web access through the Crawlbase MCP server: crawl any URL as raw HTML, clean Markdown, or a screenshot, and manage results in Crawlbase Cloud Storage.
crawlbase/crawl-html - Crawl a URL and return its raw HTML with JS rendering, device emulation, and geo-targeting
crawlbase/crawl-markdown - Extract clean, LLM-ready Markdown from any URL, stripped of ads and boilerplate
Production-grade Agent Skills for every major test automation framework, maintained by the TestMu AI (formerly LambdaTest) team. They help AI coding assistants generate expert-level test automation code across web, mobile, API, BDD, and unit testing stacks.
testmu-ai/api-skill - Suite of API skills for designing, mocking, documenting, securing, and generating tests for REST/GraphQL/gRPC APIs
testmu-ai/appium-skill - Generate Appium mobile automation for Android and iOS in Java, Python, or JS
What is this?This is a curated collection of 1000+ Agent Skills contributed by official dev teams (Anthropic, VoltAgent, SerpApi, Crawlbase, TestMu AI, and many more) and the community, for extending AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor.
Is this a list of skills or a framework for building them?It is an index/list (awesome-list style README) that links out to individual skill repositories; it is not a framework or runtime itself.
How do I use a skill from this list?Browse the table to find a skill (e.g. anthropics/docx or testmu-ai/playwright-skill), then follow that skill's own repo path/docs to add it to your agent — the README itself just indexes paths and documentation links.
Which coding agents can actually use these skills?The skills are built to be compatible with Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Gemini CLI, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode, Windsurf, and more.
Are these skills quality-checked, or is it just bulk AI-generated content?The maintainers explicitly curate and hand-pick entries, rejecting mass AI-generated 'skill-slop' in favor of skills actually built and used by real engineering teams.
What kinds of skills does the list cover?It spans document/office tools (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, PDF), web search and crawling, design and frontend tooling, and an especially large set of test-automation skills (Cypress, Playwright, Appium, JUnit, Jest, and dozens more) covering web, mobile, API, BDD, and unit testing.
What are the official Anthropic/Claude skills included?Examples include anthropics/docx, anthropics/pptx, anthropics/pdf, anthropics/mcp-builder, anthropics/webapp-testing, and anthropics/skill-creator, a guide for building new skills.
Is the list still being actively updated?Yes, it describes itself as the most contributed Agent Skills repository, built and maintained together with the community, implying ongoing growth and updates.