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This is a curated Chinese-language guide to Agent Skills: a quickstart to the open Skill spec, a catalog of official docs and tutorials, a list of recommended skills grouped by category, and guidance on building and security-reviewing your own skills.
This is a curated Chinese-language guide to Agent Skills: a quickstart to the open Skill spec, a catalog of official docs and tutorials, a list of recommended skills grouped by category, and guidance on building and security-reviewing your own skills.Is this a code library or a reference list?It is an awesome-list style reference guide, not a software library. It explains the Agent Skill spec (a lightweight way to package domain knowledge and workflows so an AI agent gains a specific skill) and links out to official docs, tutorials and curated Skill repos.
It is an awesome-list style reference guide, not a software library. It explains the Agent Skill spec (a lightweight way to package domain knowledge and workflows so an AI agent gains a specific skill) and links out to official docs, tutorials and curated Skill repos.How do I install a Skill?Installing a Skill just means putting its folder where a compatible agent scans for skills, e.g. the common '.agents/skills/' directory at project or user level. You can also install via an app's built-in Skill store, upload a zip, or use the 'npx skills' CLI or GitHub's 'gh skill' command.
Installing a Skill just means putting its folder where a compatible agent scans for skills, e.g. the common '.agents/skills/' directory at project or user level. You can also install via an app's built-in Skill store, upload a zip, or use the 'npx skills' CLI or GitHub's 'gh skill' command.Which AI tools support Agent Skills?The open Skill spec is already supported by Claude Code, ChatGPT and Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI, VS Code, OpenCode, Kiro and JetBrains Junie, though search paths and experimental fields vary by host.
The open Skill spec is already supported by Claude Code, ChatGPT and Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI, VS Code, OpenCode, Kiro and JetBrains Junie, though search paths and experimental fields vary by host.What's the bare minimum a Skill needs to work?At a minimum a Skill only needs one SKILL.md file with a YAML frontmatter containing 'name' (max 64 chars, lowercase letters/numbers/hyphens, matching the folder name) and 'description' (max 1024 chars); everything else (scripts/, references/, assets/) is optional.
At a minimum a Skill only needs one SKILL.md file with a YAML frontmatter containing 'name' (max 64 chars, lowercase letters/numbers/hyphens, matching the folder name) and 'description' (max 1024 chars); everything else (scripts/, references/, assets/) is optional.What are skillsmp and skills.sh?skillsmp is a third-party store for discovering GitHub-hosted Skills, filterable by category, update time and star count, while skills.sh is a Vercel-built leaderboard showing the most popular Skill repos and per-skill usage.
skillsmp is a third-party store for discovering GitHub-hosted Skills, filterable by category, update time and star count, while skills.sh is a Vercel-built leaderboard showing the most popular Skill repos and per-skill usage.Why use gh skill instead of npx skills?'gh skill' (GitHub CLI 2.90.0+, public preview) records the exact repo, ref and git tree SHA for each install, making it easier to pin versions and trace supply chains alongside immutable releases and code/secret scanning.
'gh skill' (GitHub CLI 2.90.0+, public preview) records the exact repo, ref and git tree SHA for each install, making it easier to pin versions and trace supply chains alongside immutable releases and code/secret scanning.What kinds of skills are featured in the curated list?The list groups skills into programming (e.g. 'superpowers', 'frontend-design', 'archify'), content creation (WeChat writing, PPT/slide generation), product control (WPS, NotebookLM, n8n, Three.js) and others like negotiation-style prompting and startup advice from YC's perspective.
The list groups skills into programming (e.g. 'superpowers', 'frontend-design', 'archify'), content creation (WeChat writing, PPT/slide generation), product control (WPS, NotebookLM, n8n, Three.js) and others like negotiation-style prompting and startup advice from YC's perspective.How do agents avoid reading every skill in full?Agents use progressive disclosure: at startup they only read each skill's name and description, load the full SKILL.md once a task matches, and only open scripts/, references/ or assets/ when the task actually needs them.
Agents use progressive disclosure: at startup they only read each skill's name and description, load the full SKILL.md once a task matches, and only open scripts/, references/ or assets/ when the task actually needs them.What are similar projects?vibe-coding-cn, awesome-chatgpt-zh, SwiftUI-Agent-Skill, awesome-agent-skills, Coding-Agent-Skills, awesome-agent-skills-security, awesome-claude-code, ai-guide
vibe-coding-cn, awesome-chatgpt-zh, SwiftUI-Agent-Skill, awesome-agent-skills, Coding-Agent-Skills, awesome-agent-skills-security, awesome-claude-code, ai-guideWhich topics is it in?claudecode, supply-chain-security, github-copilot, vscode, openclaw, skill, cursor, skills, agentic-ai, gemini, guide, anthropic
claudecode, supply-chain-security, github-copilot, vscode, openclaw, skill, cursor, skills, agentic-ai, gemini, guide, anthropic