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      <title>Awesome skills: a searchable list of agent skills worth installing</title>
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        <description>Most of my blog and app work now happens with an AI agent in the terminal. The agent is smart, but it doesn&amp;rsquo;t know my way of working. Agent skills fill that gap.
Good skills are spread across hundreds of GitHub repos, and my bookmarks became a mess. So I put the ones worth installing into one catalog you can search and filter, like my blockchain keyword note.
What is an agent skill?</description>
      
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