Skill categories
Skills in myagents are grouped by the kind of work they help with: content, security, testing, design, and more. Open a group to see installable listings for Cursor, Claude, Codex, and VS Code.
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30 groups/478 tagged skills
Larger groups
- Ai109 skills
Prompt craft, model choice, and evaluation patterns for getting better answers from language models.
- Design60 skills
UI language, visual systems, and asset generation for interfaces that need a clear look.
- Content58 skills
Writing, editing, and packaging material for docs, posts, transcripts, and long-form pages.
- Tooling47 skills
CLIs, local graphs, and helper utilities that keep coding agents oriented in a real repo.
- Workflow39 skills
Repeatable loops for planning, shipping, and staying disciplined across multi-step coding tasks.
- Research37 skills
Deep reading, evidence gathering, and synthesis across papers, codebases, and the open web.
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How to use skill categories
Start from the job, not the tool name. If you need a page audit, open a content or marketing group. If you need a careful code pass, open review or testing. Each category page lists matching skills with author, freshness, and an install path on the detail page.
Picking the right group
Prefer the category that names the outcome. Content is for prose people will read. Security is for access and risk checks. Tooling is for CLIs and local helpers. If two groups fit, open the larger one first, then narrow with search on the category page.
What a skill category is
A category is a shared tag, not a separate product. The same taxonomy is used for agents, so related roles and procedures stay findable under the same label when both sides have listings. See agent categories, or search the full skill catalog.