A registry of open-source agent skills published by computerlove.tech.
Skills are portable workflow definitions that coding agents can follow. Each skill is a folder containing a SKILL.md file that encodes a repeatable workflow — the agent reads the markdown and executes the steps. Skills follow the Agent Skills open standard.
A collection of three skills that work together as a pipeline for tackling ambitious coding tasks: research the codebase, create a concrete plan, then implement phase by phase.
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
/research-codebase |
Explore and document a codebase area before making changes |
/create-plan |
Create a phased implementation plan from research findings |
/implement-plan |
Execute a plan phase by phase with progress tracking |
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
/setup-instructions |
Bootstrap a project instruction file (CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md) by exploring the codebase and drafting a high-signal onboarding doc for the agent |
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
/docs-audit |
Audit a CLI tool's documentation quality across the full user journey (A-F grading with actionable recommendations) |
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
/setup-agent-workspace |
Set up a persistent workspace/ directory for AI agents to store artifacts, reports, and notes across sessions |
The easiest way to install skills is with agr, a package manager for agent skills.
uv tool install agrSince this repo is named skills, you can use the shorthand computerlovetech/<skill-name> instead of computerlovetech/skills/<skill-name>:
# Install individual skills
agr add computerlovetech/setup-instructions
agr add computerlovetech/research-codebase
agr add computerlovetech/create-plan
agr add computerlovetech/implement-plan
agr add computerlovetech/docs-audit
agr add computerlovetech/setup-agent-workspaceagr detects your tool (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, etc.) and places the skills in the right directory automatically. Run agr sync on a new machine to install everything tracked in agr.toml.
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