Summary

This repository offers a structured collection of Agent Skills, adhering to the Agent Skills specification, to empower AI agents like Claude Code for comprehensive full-stack development. It targets developers and researchers seeking to integrate AI into their workflows, providing standardized management and deployment of AI capabilities across the development lifecycle.

How It Works

Skills are organized into 42 groups, defined by SKILL.md files, scripts, and assets, following the Agent Skills specification. The fskill CLI tool, a TypeScript adapter, standardizes these skills and simplifies installation across 43 AI platforms, abstracting platform-specific requirements.

Quick Start & Requirements

Clone the repo, install the fskill adapter globally (npm install -g ./adapters), and use fskill commands for installation or conversion. Prerequisites include access to Claude Code, Claude.ai (paid), or Claude API, Git, and Node.js LTS with npm. The project offers a "5-minute install" example, suggesting a rapid setup for basic usage. Links to detailed documentation are available within the README.

Highlighted Details

• Extensive Skill Catalog: Features 42 skill groups and over 400 skills covering the entire development lifecycle, from frontend (Vue, React) and backend (Spring, Node.js) to DevOps, design, and documentation.
• Cross-Platform Adapter (fskill): A robust CLI tool that abstracts platform differences, enabling standardized skill deployment to 43 diverse AI agent environments.
• Repository-Marketplace Clarity: Explicitly details discrepancies between the full set of skills in the repository's skills/ directory and those published on the Claude Code Marketplace, noting any differences.
• Standardized Skill Format: Utilizes the Agent Skills specification with SKILL.md files, examples/, scripts/, and references/ for modular and maintainable skill definitions.

Maintenance & Community

Currently in Alpha (v0.0.1), maintenance is handled by the partme-ai team, with contributions welcomed via GitHub Issues and Pull Requests. Community interaction primarily occurs through GitHub.

Licensing & Compatibility

The repository is licensed under Apache License 2.0. However, specific document creation/editing skills are "source-available" but not open-source, potentially imposing restrictions on their use in commercial or closed-source applications.

Limitations & Caveats

The project's Alpha status suggests potential instability. Discrepancies exist between the repository's actual skill content and the published Marketplace offerings, with some skills (e.g., threejs-skills, vscode-skills) present only in the repo. The "source-available" nature of certain document skills may limit their integration into proprietary software.