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Find AI agent skills — what each one actually does

Search and filter a curated directory of AI agent skills, harnesses, and toolkits on GitHub. Short plain-English blurbs, live star signals, and honest links — no README paste, no ownership claims.

Updated 2026-09-20 · 10 curated projects · daily star refresh

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10 skills on radar

  1. #1Harness

    ECC

    affaan-m/ECC

    ★ 263kCross-harness operating system energy

    What it doesAn OS-style playbook of reusable skills and safety hooks that keeps coding agents consistent across Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.

    Think of ECC as an operating system for coding agents: a big library of reusable skills, specialist agents, hooks, and safety checks that plug into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and friends. Instead of reinventing the same “plan → build → review → secure” loop every project, teams install a shared playbook. It is less a single prompt and more a harness that keeps agents consistent across tools.

    • harness
    • skills
    • claude-code
    • multi-agent
    View on GitHub
  2. #2Skill

    Anthropic Agent Skills

    anthropics/skills

    ★ 177kReference implementation of the skills format

    What it doesAnthropic’s reference skills pack — SKILL.md folders that teach Claude how to load deep playbooks only when needed.

    Anthropic’s public skills repo is the clearest “hello world” for the Agent Skills idea: folders with a SKILL.md, optional scripts, and progressive disclosure so the model only loads depth when needed. If you are writing your first skill or teaching a teammate what the format looks like, start here. It is also the closest thing to an official pattern book for how skills should be structured.

    • skills
    • SKILL.md
    • claude
    • spec
    View on GitHub
  3. #3Skill

    Addy Osmani Agent Skills

    addyosmani/agent-skills

    ★ 97.5kProduction engineering playbooks

    What it doesProduction engineering checklists for coding agents — define, plan, build, verify, review, and ship with clear exit criteria.

    A curated set of production-minded skills for coding agents — define, plan, build, verify, review, ship — written like checklists a senior eng would actually use. The value is specificity: clear exit criteria and verifiable steps instead of vague “be careful” advice. Great when you want agents to behave more like a disciplined teammate than a chatty autocomplete.

    • engineering
    • skills
    • cursor
    • codex
    View on GitHub
  4. #4Harness

    Browser Use

    browser-use/browser-use

    ★ 115kAgents that drive real browsers

    What it doesLets AI agents click, type, and navigate real web pages for scraping, form-filling, and end-to-end testing.

    Browser Use is the popular open stack for letting agents click, type, and navigate real web pages — the practical cousin of “computer use” demos. Teams use it to scrape, fill forms, and test flows without writing brittle Selenium scripts by hand. If your agent needs to leave the IDE and work on the live web, this is one of the default starting points.

    • browser
    • computer-use
    • automation
    • agents
    View on GitHub
  5. #5Skill

    Cloudflare Security Audit Skill

    cloudflare/security-audit-skill

    ★ 17.6kMulti-phase vuln hunting skill

    What it doesTurns a coding agent into a structured security auditor with recon, hunting, validation, and machine-readable findings.

    A coding-agent skill that turns your model into a structured security auditor: recon, parallel hunting, validation, reporting, and machine-readable findings. It is the single-repo version of ideas Cloudflare has written about for vulnerability harnesses. Useful when you want repeatable audits with evidence — not a one-off “please find bugs” prompt.

    • security
    • audit
    • SKILL.md
    • cloudflare
    View on GitHub
  6. #6Toolkit

    Vercel Skills CLI

    vercel-labs/skills

    ★ 32.1knpx skills add … across 40+ agents

    What it doesThe package manager for Agent Skills — install and sync skill packs into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and more with one CLI.

    The open CLI for installing and syncing Agent Skills across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and many more. One `npx skills add` command maps a GitHub skill pack into the right folders for each harness. If the skills ecosystem is the content, this repo is the package manager people keep recommending.

    • cli
    • skills.sh
    • install
    • ecosystem
    View on GitHub
  7. #7Toolkit

    Vercel Agent Browser

    vercel-labs/agent-browser

    ★ 42.9kBrowser tooling aimed at agents

    What it doesGives coding agents a reliable browser surface so they can navigate and verify real UI behavior, not just source code.

    Agent Browser is Vercel Labs’ take on giving coding agents a reliable browser surface for navigation and checks. It sits in the same family as browser-use, but oriented toward agent workflows and modern web app testing. Reach for it when you want agents to verify UI behavior instead of guessing from source alone.

    • browser
    • vercel
    • agents
    • testing
    View on GitHub
  8. #8Harness

    CUA

    trycua/cua

    ★ 25kComputer-use 2.0 infrastructure

    What it doesInfrastructure for computer-use agents: open drivers, cross-OS fleets, and benchmarks beyond a single browser tab.

    CUA focuses on scaling computer-use: open drivers, cross-OS fleets, and benchmarks for training and evaluation. Where browser-only tools stop at the tab, CUA aims at broader desktop and environment control. It is infrastructure for teams building or evaluating agents that operate real machines, not just chat APIs.

    • computer-use
    • drivers
    • benchmarks
    • fleets
    View on GitHub
  9. #9Harness

    OpenAI Agents (Python)

    openai/openai-agents-python

    ★ 29.6kOfficial Python agents SDK

    What it doesOpenAI’s Python SDK for multi-step agents with tools, handoffs, and tracing — the programmable runtime side of the stack.

    OpenAI’s Python Agents SDK is a harness for building multi-step agents with tools, handoffs, and tracing. It is the “framework” side of the stack: you write code that orchestrates models rather than dropping Markdown skills into a coding IDE. Pair it with skills when you want both procedural knowledge and a programmable runtime.

    • openai
    • sdk
    • agents
    • python
    View on GitHub
  10. #10Toolkit

    json-render

    vercel-labs/json-render

    ★ 17.1kGenerative UI from structured JSON

    What it doesLets agents emit safe structured JSON that your app turns into real UI components instead of freeform HTML.

    json-render is Vercel Labs’ generative UI framework: agents emit structured JSON, and your app turns that into real components safely. It is a skills-adjacent idea — teaching models to speak a constrained UI dialect instead of freeform HTML. Worth watching if your product is an agent that should draw interfaces, not just text.

    • generative-ui
    • json
    • vercel
    • ui
    View on GitHub
FAQ

Skill vs harness, in plain English

Short answers so you can skim the map without jargon overload.

What is an agent skill?

A skill is a small, reusable playbook — usually a folder with a SKILL.md file — that teaches an AI coding agent how to do one job well (security audit, TDD workflow, docs update, and so on). The agent loads the skill when the task matches, instead of reinventing steps from scratch every time.

What is an agent harness?

A harness is the runtime and scaffolding around the model: tools, hooks, memory, permissions, multi-agent orchestration, and install paths. Skills are the recipes; the harness is the kitchen. Examples include ECC, OpenAI’s Agents SDK, and computer-use / browser stacks that let agents act outside the chat box.

How is this list picked?

v1 is a curated editorial shortlist of real GitHub projects in the agent-skills ecosystem. Use the finder to search by name, repo, or tags and filter by skill / harness / toolkit. We refresh star counts daily and write original plain-English “what it does” blurbs — we do not paste READMEs or claim ownership of any listed project.

Are these Intellure products?

No. Intellure is not affiliated with the listed projects. Radar is an editorial map so builders can discover skills and harnesses faster. If you want a managed AI front desk for WhatsApp and your website, that is a separate Intellure service.

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Disclosure. Intellure is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a partner of the projects listed above. Links go to official GitHub repositories only. v1 does not include affiliate links. Star counts refresh daily from GitHub (snapshot as of 2026-09-20) and ranking may change.