Building open-source skills for AI coding agents: small, focused behaviors you drop into an agent to change how it thinks and talks.
They work with Claude Code, Cursor, and other agent harnesses. Each one does a single thing well instead of trying to be a framework.
clear-thinking is a decision-making skill for coding agents. Point it at a vague decision and it separates facts from assumptions, hunts blind spots, and gives one straight recommendation. No AI slop.
gen-z is your AI coding agent, but it says less and writes less. Same answers, none of the yapping.
agent-personalities gives you swappable personalities an agent can wear. Each changes only tone and character, never intelligence or skill: gen-z, gremlin, dry-professor, hype-coach, stoic-butler.
Agents are good at answers and bad at judgment. They over-explain, hedge, and agree with you when they shouldn't.
These skills push the other way: less output, more decision. Shorter answers, clearer tradeoffs, an actual recommendation instead of a list of options.
I'm CTO & Founder at Kopon Technologies, where I build AI-powered web and mobile apps for founders: Claude API integrations, MCP servers, and agent tooling. Open to SaaS, AI automation, and full-stack work.
These skills are free and open-source. Sponsorship funds development, examples, and testing across agent harnesses.
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