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AI Agent Skills Repository

This directory contains skills that guide how AI agents work with your projects. Skills are modular, reusable expertise modules that agents consult automatically based on triggers.

New to skills? See Getting Started below, then read AGENTS.md for creation guidelines.

Table of Contents

Directory Structure

agents/
├── README.md           # This file
├── AGENTS.md           # Skill creation and management guidelines
├── skills/             # Personal skills
│   ├── cua-computer-use/
│   ├── my-agent-file-conventions/
│   ├── my-code-review/
│   ├── my-crawl4ai/
│   ├── my-krea/
│   ├── my-semantic-release/
│   ├── my-team-orchestrate/
│   ├── my-tech-stack/
│   ├── my-web-search-kagi/
│   └── my-workflow/
└── .pi/
    └── agents/         # Agent definitions

Skills Overview

Skill Trigger Purpose
cua-computer-use "computer-use", "screen control", "GUI automation" macOS app control, screenshots, clicking
my-agent-file-conventions "AGENT.md", "claude.md", "agent file" What belongs in agent files, templates, boundaries
my-code-review "code review", "PR review", "check my code" Research-based code quality reviews
my-crawl4ai "crawl4ai", "web scraping", "scrape data" Web crawling with crawl4ai
my-krea "generate image", "make a video", "AI image" Image and video generation with Krea AI
my-semantic-release "release", "changelog", "semver" Semantic versioning and release workflows
my-tech-stack "what should I use", "bun or node" Preferred tools and technology recommendations
my-web-search-kagi "search the web", "look up", "google" Web search via agent-browser + Kagi
my-workflow "assessing task direction", "should I switch" Worktrunk discipline, commit timing, naming hygiene

Getting Started

Quick setup for new users:

  1. Clone this repo:

    git clone https://github.com/alexleekt/agents.git ~/agents
  2. Symlink skills for Pi:

    mkdir -p ~/.agents/skills
    ln -sf ~/git/my-agent-skills/skills/* ~/.agents/skills/
  3. Verify setup:

    ls ~/.agents/skills/  # Should show: my-agent-file-conventions, my-code-review, etc.

Creating your first skill:

  • Read AGENTS.md → "Creating New Skills" section
  • Description must be ≤1024 characters (Pi constraint)
  • Use wc -c to check: head -20 SKILL.md | grep -A 100 "^description:" | wc -c

For AI Agents

When starting work:

  1. Check for project-specific agent files — Look for AGENT.md or claude.md in the project root
  2. Use skill references — Consult @skills/my-tech-stack for tool recommendations, @skills/my-agent-file-conventions for agent file creation
  3. Skills auto-load — Pi reads from ~/.agents/skills/ (symlinked from this directory)

For Users

  • Adding skills: See AGENTS.md for skill creation workflow
  • Updating skills: Edit files in skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md, changes auto-commit via chezmoi
  • Distributing: Skills are symlinked to ~/.agents/skills/ for Pi and ~/.claude/skills/ for Claude Code

Legacy Note

Previous conventions/agent-conventions.md and preferences/tech-preferences.md have been superseded by my-agent-file-conventions and my-tech-stack skills respectively. The legacy files are preserved in git history but removed from the working tree. are preserved in git history but removed from the working tree.

About

AI agent skills and configurations managed by Saddle. Centralized behavioral rules for Claude, OpenCode, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini, and Pi.

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