Cody skill library

Best Marketing & Growth Agent Skills

Practical playbooks for SEO, copy, content planning, buyer psychology, and scalable acquisition.

Marketing & Growth

coreyhaines31/marketingskills

seo-audit

Turns a broad SEO review into a prioritized diagnosis across technical, on-page, and content signals. Best for site owners who need an ordered action plan rather than another generic SEO checklist.

199K installs46K
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Marketing & Growth

coreyhaines31/marketingskills

copywriting

A conversion-copy workflow for pages, headlines, value propositions, and calls to action. Best for founders and marketers writing or revising conversion-focused website copy.

191K installs46K
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Marketing & Growth

coreyhaines31/marketingskills

marketing-psychology

Applies behavioral science and decision models to messaging, pricing, and conversion choices. Best for teams that want a reasoned behavioral hypothesis behind a marketing choice or experiment.

137K installs46K
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Marketing & Growth

coreyhaines31/marketingskills

content-strategy

Builds a content plan around audience demand, business goals, and a balanced portfolio of ideas. Best for teams deciding what to publish before they start drafting individual articles or campaigns.

133K installs46K
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Marketing & Growth

coreyhaines31/marketingskills

programmatic-seo

Plans scalable search pages around repeatable query patterns, useful data, and sound indexation controls. Best for products with a defensible dataset and many genuinely useful pages that share a repeatable structure.

126K installs46K
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Marketing & Growth

coreyhaines31/marketingskills

ai-seo

Evaluates whether content is easy for answer engines and AI assistants to extract, trust, and cite. Best for content teams tracking discovery beyond traditional blue-link search results.

117K installs46K
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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
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    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.

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