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<p>Use rtk when an agent keeps wasting context on noisy shell output from large repos and you need smaller command responses before the model sees them.</p>
<p>Use gh-dash when an agent or operator needs assigned pull requests and issue queues in a keyboard-first terminal dashboard instead of bouncing across GitHub tabs.</p>
<p>Use AtlasMemory when an agent keeps losing repo context and needs indexed, evidence-linked answers with file and line anchors instead of re-reading the whole codebase every session.</p>
<p>Use add-mcp when an agent needs to roll out, list, remove, or synchronize MCP server configs across multiple coding clients instead of hand-editing each config file separately.</p>
<p>Generate a shell-ready CLI from an MCP server, OpenAPI spec, or GraphQL endpoint so an agent can discover commands and call tools immediately without hand-written wrappers.</p>
Use Bats-core when an agent needs to turn fragile shell scripts or command-line workflows into something it can verify repeatedly after edits. The agent writes focused Bash tests for success paths, failure paths, and output contracts, then runs them locally or in CI before a refactor, release, or incident fix goes out.
Use VCR.py when an agent needs to turn flaky, slow, or rate-limited Python tests into stable runs by recording real HTTP interactions once and replaying them from cassette files. The agent decides which requests belong in fixtures, refreshes stale cassettes when upstream APIs change, and keeps external traffic out of the repeat test loop.
Use Better Icons when an agent needs to search icon sets, compare matches, and return the exact SVG asset needed for a UI task. It is a narrow asset-selection skill, not a generic icon platform listing.
Use the gh-issues workflow to fetch filtered GitHub issues, spawn sub-agents for fixes, open PRs, and follow review comments. This is a bounded backlog-to-PR operator loop, not a general GitHub product listing.
Use jsonrepair when an agent receives JSON-like output that is almost valid but still breaks parsers, such as trailing commas, missing quotes, or concatenated fragments. The agent’s role is to normalize the payload before validation or routing, not to replace real schema design.
Use Greensock's official gsap-scrolltrigger skill to plan, implement, and debug scroll-linked animations, pinned sections, and scrubbed storytelling without guessing at plugin setup. The agent should reach for this when a user needs a bounded scroll-animation workflow, not when they just need the GSAP product page.
Use this skill when an agent needs to regenerate a typed API client from an OpenAPI spec, keep fetch clients aligned with backend schema changes, and update generated hooks without hand-editing the output. It is a narrowly scoped Orval workflow skill, not a generic listing for the Orval project.
OpenMeter is an open-source platform for usage metering, entitlements, and billing workflows. It is useful when you need to track API or AI usage events, define meters, and connect that usage data to limits, plans, or customer-facing reporting.
A source-backed ASE skill for Beekeeper Studio, the SQL editor and database manager for Linux, macOS, and Windows. It fits workflows that need a real client for querying, browsing tables, and working across PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, SQL Server, and other supported databases.
Amplication is an open source developer platform for generating production-ready backend services and scaffolding from a visual workflow. This skill fits agents that need to help with service generation, codebase setup, schema-driven backend work, or self-hosted Amplication environments.
A verified skill for LangGraph.js, the graph-based orchestration framework from LangChain. It focuses on controllable agents, persistence, streaming, and deployment entry points.
Temporal CLI runs a local Temporal server and talks to workflows, activities, and namespaces. It is the practical command-line companion for Temporal development and debugging.
OpenAPI Generator turns OpenAPI specs into client SDKs, server stubs, docs, and config. It is a practical fit when you need repeatable API scaffolding from a contract-first workflow.
Supabase CLI manages local Supabase projects, database migrations, types, and edge functions. It is the upstream command-line tool for developers who need to work against Supabase from the terminal and CI.
Baserow is an open-source no-code platform for databases, automations, internal apps, and API-first workflows. It is useful when teams need spreadsheet-like data management, self-hosting, and programmable access without building a custom admin stack from scratch.
ToolJet is an open-source platform for internal tools, dashboards, workflows, and AI-assisted business apps. It connects visual app building with databases, APIs, object storage, and self-hosted deployment patterns that agents can reuse across teams.
Budibase is an open-source low-code platform for internal apps, forms, portals, and approvals. It gives agents a practical way to stand up operational tools on top of PostgreSQL, REST APIs, and other business data sources with self-hosted deployment options.
Coolify is an open source self-hosted deployment platform for applications, databases, and services. This skill covers installing Coolify, connecting infrastructure over SSH, and using it as an operational control plane for repeatable app delivery workflows.
Appsmith is an open-source platform for building internal tools, dashboards, and admin panels on top of databases and APIs. It is well suited to operational workflows where agents or developers need a fast way to stand up interfaces for support, ops, analytics, or back-office tasks.