Cody skill library

Best Agent Workflows Agent Skills

Focused operating procedures for discovery, browser work, testing, debugging, and skill creation.

Agent Workflows

vercel-labs/skills

find-skills

Lets an agent search the open skills ecosystem when a task calls for specialized knowledge. Best for people who want a small on-demand toolkit instead of preinstalling a huge collection.

3.2M installs30K
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Agent Workflows

vercel-labs/agent-browser

agent-browser

Adds persistent, command-driven browser automation for navigation, extraction, form work, and web QA. Best for repeatable browser tasks and web application checks where a structured CLI is more reliable than ad hoc scripts.

770K installs42K
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Agent Workflows

obra/superpowers

systematic-debugging

Keeps an agent in a root-cause investigation loop before it starts patching symptoms. Best for intermittent failures, regressions, and multi-component bugs where plausible guesses are expensive.

244K installs280K
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Agent Workflows

mattpocock/skills

tdd

Guides vertical, behavior-focused red-green-refactor cycles instead of writing a large test suite up front. Best for features and bug fixes where a clear observable contract can drive implementation.

817K installs244K
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Agent Workflows

mattpocock/skills

diagnosing-bugs

A diagnosis loop for stubborn failures and performance regressions where the cause is not yet known. Best for hard bugs, slow paths, and ambiguous failures that have already resisted a straightforward fix.

521K installs244K
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Agent Workflows

anthropics/skills

skill-creator

A full workflow for drafting, testing, measuring, and improving an agent skill. Best for teams turning repeatable internal procedures into maintained, evaluable agent capabilities.

369K installs173K
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How the list was made

A smaller catalog, chosen for real work.

Cody's editors selected a focused set of agent skills that solve recognizable jobs, come from inspectable GitHub repositories, and show meaningful adoption or active maintenance.

6 of 6 have 5K+ installs
  1. 1

    Prefer focused skills that encode a repeatable workflow or a maintained domain playbook.

  2. 2

    Favor clear ownership, active repositories, and meaningful adoption, then use community experience as a supporting signal.

  3. 3

    Explain what each skill does, who it helps, and what to review before installing it.

  4. 4

    Keep the collection small enough that users can install only what matches their work.

Skills shape the workflow. Prompts shape the brief.

Browse the rebuilt prompt library for detailed, model-aware templates designed for GPT-5.6 and Claude Fable 5.1.

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