Portable agent skills extracted from Claude Code
You can run these workflows in Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, or VS Code without changing your codebase. We port the prompt logic directly to keep it platform neutral.
# Install any skill in one command $ npx skills add mhenke/claude-code-unplugged # Feature development, code review, security guidance # PR review toolkit, plugin development, and more # 22 skills with no platform lock-in $ ls skills/ feature-dev/ code-review/ commit-commands/ pr-review-toolkit/ explanatory-output-style/ learning-output-style/ security-guidance/ github-management/ frontend-design/ plugin-dev/ plugin-structure/ plugin-settings/ agent-development/ hook-development/ hookify/ command-development/ skill-development/ mcp-integration/ writing-rules/ claude-opus-4-5-migration/ agent-sdk-dev/ ralph-wiggum/
Why portable skills?
We extracted these workflows from Claude Code so you can use them with other models.
The standard markdown format is compatible with any AI assistant because we removed platform-specific hooks and CLI dependencies.
These prompts and patterns come directly from the source code and power real development teams every day.
You can add individual skills or the entire collection to your local workspace with a single command.
Every skill contains core instructions in its main markdown file, while detailed guides and helper scripts live in separate directories.
We packaged everything from security scanners to pull request review toolkits into focused personas for specific tasks.
We preserve the exact workflow logic from the original repository while adapting the syntax for other environments.
22 skills, 6 categories
Every skill is a portable, self-contained workflow ready for any agent.
End-to-end development workflows and commit automation.
Specialized reviewer personas and output styles.
Security, GitHub management, and frontend design helpers.
Comprehensive guides for building plugins, hooks, commands, and skills.
Build custom agents, commands, skills, and integrations from scratch.
Migration guides and SDK development workflows.
Standard SKILL.md format
Every skill lives in its own directory with a standard markdown file. YAML frontmatter handles the metadata, and the body contains the instructions. This format is readable by both humans and AI models.
Because there are no proprietary formats, you can run or edit these files in any editor.
--- name: feature-dev description: | 7-phase guided feature development: Discovery → Exploration → Clarifying Questions → Architecture Design → Implementation → Quality Review → Summary --- # Feature Development Skill ## Phase 1: Discovery - Analyze requirements and constraints - Identify stakeholders and success criteria ## Phase 2: Exploration - Research existing solutions - Map technical dependencies ## Phase 3: Architecture Design - Propose system structure - Define interfaces and data flow ## Phase 4: Implementation - Write code with progressive disclosure - Test and iterate ## Phase 5: Quality Review - Self-review against acceptance criteria - Refactor and optimize
Get started in seconds
You can install the entire collection with one command, or copy individual skills directly into your workspace.
If you already have it installed, you can update all skills by running: