Agent Skills
A curated collection of AI agent skills that enhance coding assistants with specialized domain knowledge.
What Are Agent Skills?
Agent skills are structured knowledge bases that help AI coding assistants (like Claude, GPT, Cursor, etc.) understand framework-specific patterns, best practices, and common pitfalls. They bridge the gap between an AI's general knowledge and the specific, up-to-date expertise needed for modern development.
Why agent skills matter:
- Stay current - Frameworks evolve faster than AI training data. Skills provide the latest patterns and syntax.
- Reduce errors - Skills teach AI about breaking changes, deprecations, and migration paths.
- Best practices - Encode community-vetted solutions to common problems.
- Type safety - Include TypeScript patterns and proper typing for modern codebases.
Available Skills
Framework Skills
| Skill | Description | Install |
|---|
| nestjs | NestJS 11+ DI, validation, auth, TypeORM/Prisma/Drizzle, and testing patterns | npx skills add ejirocodes/agent-skills/nestjs |
| svelte | Svelte 5 runes, snippets, and SvelteKit patterns | npx skills add ejirocodes/agent-skills/svelte |
| vue | Vue 3+ TypeScript, Volar, Pinia testing, and component patterns | npx skills add ejirocodes/agent-skills/vue |
Exa.ai Skills
| Skill | Description | Install |
|---|
| exa-search | Core Exa search API integration (neural/keyword/auto modes, filters, content retrieval) | npx skills add ejirocodes/agent-skills/exa-search |
| exa-rag | RAG pipelines with Exa (LangChain, LlamaIndex, Vercel AI SDK, MCP tools) | npx skills add ejirocodes/agent-skills/exa-rag |
| exa-research | Deep research and Answer API with citations and streaming | npx skills add ejirocodes/agent-skills/exa-research |
| exa-entities | Company and people search for lead gen, recruiting, and competitive intelligence | npx skills add ejirocodes/agent-skills/exa-entities |
Installation
Install via skills.sh
npx skills add ejirocodes/agent-skills/svelte
npx skills add ejirocodes/agent-skills/vue
npx skills add ejirocodes/agent-skills/nestjs
npx skills add ejirocodes/agent-skills/exa-search
npx skills add ejirocodes/agent-skills/exa-rag
npx skills add ejirocodes/agent-skills/exa-research
npx skills add ejirocodes/agent-skills/exa-entities
Claude Code (Plugin Marketplace)
Add the marketplace once, then install individual skills:
/plugin marketplace add ejirocodes/agent-skills
/plugin install svelte5-best-practices@ejirocodes-skills
/plugin install vue-best-practices@ejirocodes-skills
/plugin install nestjs-best-practices@ejirocodes-skills
/plugin install exa@ejirocodes-skills
Usage
skills.sh
For best results, prefix your prompt with use <skill> skill:
Use svelte skill, help me create a form component with validation
This explicitly triggers the skill and ensures the AI follows the documented patterns. Without the prefix, skill triggering depends on how closely your prompt matches the skill's keywords.
Claude Code
Skills are available as slash commands after installation:
/svelte5-best-practices
/vue-best-practices
/nestjs-best-practices
/exa-search
/exa-rag
/exa-research
/exa-entities
Skill Structure
Each skill follows this structure:
<skill-name>/
├── LICENSE # MIT License
└── skills/
└── <skill-set>/
├── SKILL.md # Skill metadata and quick reference
└── references/
└── *.md # Domain-specific reference files
Reference Organization
References are organized by domain for progressive disclosure:
- SKILL.md - Lean entry point with essential patterns and navigation
- references/ - Detailed documentation loaded only when needed
This structure keeps the main skill file small while providing comprehensive coverage through domain-specific reference files (e.g., runes.md, sveltekit.md, migration.md).
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! To add a new skill:
- Create a folder for your skill (e.g.,
react/)
- Follow the structure above
- Include comprehensive rules with:
- Clear problem descriptions
- Code examples (incorrect vs correct)
- Links to official documentation
- Submit a pull request
Guidelines
- Focus on problems AI assistants commonly get wrong
- Prioritize recent framework changes and breaking updates
- Include TypeScript patterns where applicable
- Test rules with multiple AI models (Claude, GPT, etc.)
- Delete rules if AI consistently solves them without help
Roadmap
Future skills planned:
