UI UX Pro Max
Next Level BuilderGives an agent UI and UX design guidance for web, mobile and desktop: styles, palettes, typography, accessibility and layout.
1,523 skills · 160 repositories · 9 agents
A directory of agent skills, each with its security audit result and usage numbers. Read what each one does in plain language, then install it in Claude Code, Codex or Cursor with one line.
Why a directory
Skill descriptions are written for the model, not for you. Each listing has a plain summary generated from the skill’s own documentation.
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Every listing has a short summary in plain language, generated from the skill’s own documentation. It can be wrong, so the source is linked on every page.
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The install command is on every page, with the flag for the agent you use. Copy it, run it, start a new session.
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A new skill is listed once it passes a security audit reported by skills.sh and reaches 500 installs. Forks, stubs and abandoned skills are dropped. A listing is not an endorsement.
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Gives an agent UI and UX design guidance for web, mobile and desktop: styles, palettes, typography, accessibility and layout.
Interviews you relentlessly about a plan or design until every open decision has been resolved.
A full software development workflow for coding agents, built from composable skills for brainstorming, planning, TDD, debugging and review.
Switches the agent to an ultra-compressed way of talking that cuts output tokens while keeping technical accuracy, in several levels.
Creates new skills, improves existing ones and measures how well they perform with evals and benchmarks.
Steers an agent away from templated-looking frontends: it reads the brief, picks a design direction and builds landing pages and redesigns.
From the Open Skills team
We run this directory and also write skills. Ours are open source, carry a “From our team” badge wherever they appear, and are not ranked above anyone else’s. Some use a paid service we also run; the skill page says so.
Researches brands and competitors with live web data from ScrapeWhale: site traffic, Meta and Google ads, social profiles, Google search, Maps and Trends.
Also as Claude Code plugin: ScrapeWhale
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Ranked by stars and installs gained over the last 7 days, relative to each skill’s size.
Coordinates coding-agent subagents and recurring schedules to pursue a long-running goal while balancing immediate work with strategic improvements.
Entry point for making, editing or rendering a video or motion graphic with HyperFrames; it selects and installs the right workflow.
Guides HyperFrames animation work with reusable motion rules, scene blueprints and runtime adapters for GSAP, Lottie, Three.js and more.
Mixes placed audio in HyperFrames with fades, automation, effects, ducking and voiceover carving for clearer relationships between tracks.
Covers the HyperFrames CLI loop: init, capture, lint, check, preview, render and publish.
Organises HyperFrames Studio projects into editable film timelines with scene structure, caption tracks, element grouping and safe-zone placement.
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Also: Claude Code plugins · bundles of skills, commands, agents, hooks and MCP servers
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Best Claude skills in 2026The short list we would install on a new machine, and what each one is for.ReadOpen Skills Pro · not open yet
Our first skills are open source and listed in the directory. The Pro ones come next: an SEO audit, an editorial calendar, a programmatic-SEO plan. Each will ship with the real output it produced.
One email when it opens. The directory stays free.
Questions
A folder with a SKILL.md file: instructions, and sometimes scripts, that an agent loads only when a task calls for them.
Most do. SKILL.md is an open format that Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and others read. Each page lists the agents a skill works with.
Yes. Browsing, summaries and install commands are free and need no account.
A weekly job lists a skill when it passes a set of rules: at least 500 installs on skills.sh, a real SKILL.md, a licence, a repository updated in the last 90 days, no script that downloads and runs remote code, and a security audit that did not fail. Skills with an audit warning are listed with a badge. Skills made by our own team are listed by hand and marked “From our team”. A listing is not an endorsement.
Most are generated by a model from the skill’s own documentation. They can be wrong. Read the SKILL.md and any scripts before you install a skill.