A curated collection of Agent Skills for
Claude Code (and other agents that follow the same SKILL.md convention).
Each subfolder under skills/ is one self-contained skill: a SKILL.md with YAML
frontmatter (name + description) plus any supporting references, scripts, or assets the skill
needs at runtime.
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
complete-test-code |
Writes, audits, and hardens test code with SQLite-grade rigor — fuzzing, property/differential/metamorphic testing, fault injection, mutation testing, coverage — right-sized to each component's blast radius. |
opencode-review |
Runs a local, headless multi-model "reviewer committee" over your local diff before a PR is opened, and returns a consolidated report to act on. |
nerdy-jokes |
Delivers one well-placed programming or STEM one-liner (English or 繁中) at transition moments — after a bug fix, green tests, or a clean resolution — drawn from a 700-joke tagged collection. |
skills/
<skill-name>/
SKILL.md # required: frontmatter (name, description) + instructions
references/ # optional: deep-dive docs the skill loads on demand
scripts/ # optional: executable helpers
assets/ # optional: checklists, templates, etc.
Claude Code — drop a skill folder into your skills directory so the agent can discover it:
# personal (all projects)
cp -R skills/complete-test-code ~/.claude/skills/
# or per-project
cp -R skills/complete-test-code .claude/skills/Then the skill is invoked automatically when its description matches what you ask for, or
explicitly via its name.
Other agents that support the SKILL.md standard (OpenCode, Cursor, Cline, …) can consume these
folders directly or via tooling such as npx skills add.
New skills are welcome — see CONTRIBUTING.md for the folder layout,
SKILL.md conventions, and how to bundle third-party content.
MIT.
The file-type review checklists under
skills/opencode-review/prompts/rules/ — except go.md,
which is original — are unmodified, verbatim copies from Alibaba's
open-code-review (Copyright 2026 Alibaba, Apache-2.0).
A copy of the Apache-2.0 license travels with them as
rules/LICENSE; see
ATTRIBUTION.md in that directory for details.