Cody skill library

Top Agent Skills

Explore Cody's curated collection of practical agent skills for frontend work, marketing, workflows, MCP, RAG, databases, documents, and legal writing. Every pick includes a plain-English overview and a direct GitHub link.

Showing 1–12 of 27 skills

Agent Workflows

vercel-labs/skills

find-skills

Lets an agent search the open skills ecosystem when a task calls for specialized knowledge. Best for people who want a small on-demand toolkit instead of preinstalling a huge collection.

3.2M installs30K
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Frontend & Design

anthropics/skills

frontend-design

Gives an agent a stronger visual point of view before it starts writing interface code. Best for new landing pages, dashboards, prototypes, and redesigns where the brief needs a distinctive visual direction.

844K installs173K
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Agent Workflows

vercel-labs/agent-browser

agent-browser

Adds persistent, command-driven browser automation for navigation, extraction, form work, and web QA. Best for repeatable browser tasks and web application checks where a structured CLI is more reliable than ad hoc scripts.

770K installs42K
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Frontend & Design

vercel-labs/agent-skills

vercel-react-best-practices

A prioritized React and Next.js performance checklist maintained by Vercel Engineering. Best for react and Next.js teams that want performance guidance applied consistently while code is being written.

682K installs31K
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AI, MCP & RAG

microsoft/azure-skills

microsoft-foundry

Microsoft's operational guide for building, evaluating, deploying, and managing Foundry agents and models. Best for teams already building managed agents and model workflows on Azure and Microsoft Foundry.

566K installs1K
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Data & Backend

supabase/agent-skills

supabase-postgres-best-practices

A prioritized Postgres playbook for schema design, security, query performance, and operations. Best for schema changes, migrations, security policies, and database performance work where generic SQL advice is risky.

382K installs3K
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Agent Workflows

obra/superpowers

systematic-debugging

Keeps an agent in a root-cause investigation loop before it starts patching symptoms. Best for intermittent failures, regressions, and multi-component bugs where plausible guesses are expensive.

244K installs280K
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Marketing & Growth

coreyhaines31/marketingskills

seo-audit

Turns a broad SEO review into a prioritized diagnosis across technical, on-page, and content signals. Best for site owners who need an ordered action plan rather than another generic SEO checklist.

199K installs46K
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Marketing & Growth

coreyhaines31/marketingskills

copywriting

A conversion-copy workflow for pages, headlines, value propositions, and calls to action. Best for founders and marketers writing or revising conversion-focused website copy.

191K installs46K
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AI, MCP & RAG

anthropics/skills

mcp-builder

A design and implementation guide for MCP servers that expose external services to language models. Best for developers turning an existing API or internal service into a well-behaved MCP tool surface.

110K installs173K
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Documents & Legal

anthropics/skills

doc-coauthoring

Structures substantial writing as context transfer, iterative drafting, and fresh-reader testing. Best for proposals, product requirements, technical specifications, decision records, and other collaborative documents.

81K installs173K
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AI, MCP & RAG

google/skills

agent-platform-rag-engine-management

Manages Google Agent Platform RAG corpora, files, retrieval, and grounded generation through the Gen AI SDK. Best for google Cloud teams operating a managed retrieval layer for grounded agent responses.

5K installs19K
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How the list was made

A smaller catalog, chosen for real work.

Cody's editors selected a focused set of agent skills that solve recognizable jobs, come from inspectable GitHub repositories, and show meaningful adoption or active maintenance.

26 of 27 have 5K+ installs
  1. 1

    Prefer focused skills that encode a repeatable workflow or a maintained domain playbook.

  2. 2

    Favor clear ownership, active repositories, and meaningful adoption, then use community experience as a supporting signal.

  3. 3

    Explain what each skill does, who it helps, and what to review before installing it.

  4. 4

    Keep the collection small enough that users can install only what matches their work.

Skills shape the workflow. Prompts shape the brief.

Browse the rebuilt prompt library for detailed, model-aware templates designed for GPT-5.6 and Claude Fable 5.1.

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