#SkillRepo stars

1. 385Web API ExtractorSH-DaWushi/web-api-extractorExtract web API traffic through browser authentication and CDP capture, analyze endpoints, and generate a Python FastMCP server.5
2. 386Zlib Skillsoluna/zlib-skillFind and download ebooks from Z-Library and Anna's Archive. Use when the user wants to search by title, author, ISBN, or partial clues; compare editions, languages, or formats; download a chosen book; use Anna's Archive without an account; log in to Z-Library; or diagnose a source that is unavailable.5
3. 387Regulex PlusPipeDream941/regulex-plusVisualize a JavaScript regular expression as a railroad diagram (PNG/SVG) or a Mermaid flowchart by shelling out to the `regulex-plus` CLI. Use whenever the user asks to explain, debug, understand, optimize, or document a regex — especially complex patterns with quantifiers, lookarounds, alternations, or CJK/Chinese characters — and also proactively after you yourself generate or modify a non-trivial regex, so the user can verify it visually. Pick Mermaid for embedding in docs / PRs / chats that render Mermaid natively (GitHub, Notion, Obsidian, mermaid.live); pick PNG for inline image preview3
4. 388PunchcardMaksim-Burtsev/punchcardArchitecture-level design review of a code change: module boundaries, dependency direction, data model, error paths, cost of the next change — never naming, formatting, or anything a linter catches. Use when the user invokes /punchcard, says 'punchcard review', or asks for any design, architecture, or structural review of a diff, branch, merge request, or PR. Do not use for general correctness/bug review, style feedback, or whole-repo audits.2
5. 389Runapi CLIrunapi-ai/cli-skillUse the RunAPI CLI for one-off artifacts and results, or RunAPI's standard x402 REST flow for wallet-funded Task calls without an API key. Use when an agent needs to discover models or prices, create a paid Task, poll its result, or run a supported CLI service. Use an SDK for app or production integration.2
6. 390What Could Breakstas4000/what-could-breakFind what a change could break outside its own diff, then prove the one fact that makes it safe by running real code instead of writing an essay. Use before any multi-file edit or an edit to a shared path (API payload, config, stored data, a client other apps read, a prompt or policy file), when asked 'what could this break' or 'blast radius of X', for a small diff you do not trust, or when a task asserts something about existing code ('X already handles Y', 'just make X public') before you design against that assertion.2
7. 391Delegateaayushpokhrel1/delegation-pipelineUse when a coding request contains work you can write a tight spec for and verify from a diff: boilerplate, scaffolding, repetitive edits, test stubs and docstrings, but equally a whole module from a clear contract, a real multi-file refactor, a non-trivial first-draft implementation or a clear-spec bug fix. Offloads it to a headless worker via the delegate CLI, then reviews the git diff. Do not route by hand: name no backend and the worker runs free ($0) and escalates to deepseek itself. The gate is a good spec, not low difficulty. Keeps design, tricky debugging, security-sensitive code, deep1
8. 392Apitube News APIapitube/news-api-skillsQuery the APITube News API — authenticate, search and filter worldwide news articles by keyword, entity, sentiment, source, country and date, and parse the JSON response. Use when an agent needs live or historical news data, media monitoring, or news for a RAG pipeline.
9. 393Deacon Installheydeacon/skillsInstall the Deacon support widget on a website or web app: place one script tag on every page, tell Deacon who is signed in, and confirm from the command line that a real page has loaded it. Use when asked to install Deacon, add its snippet or embed code, or set it up on a site.
10. 394Simmer Tennis Live Gatelivetennisapi/simmer-tennis-live-gateGate Simmer/Polymarket tennis market entries on the live match state (score, who is serving, break-point flag, retirement/walkover/suspension) from the Live Tennis API. Observe-only — it returns a trade/no-trade decision and a suggested size; it places no orders. Modeled line-for-line on simmer-sdk's regime_gate_skill.py. Use when a tennis strategy should not fire into a break point or a stopped match.
11. 395Generating Orm Codejeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plus-skillsThis skill enables Claude to generate ORM models and database schemas. It is triggered when the user requests the creation of ORM models, database schemas, or wishes to generate code for interacting with databases. The skill supports various ORMs including TypeORM, Prisma, Sequelize, SQLAlchemy, Django ORM, Entity Framework, and Hibernate. Use this skill when the user mentions terms like "ORM model", "database schema", "generate entities", "create migrations", or specifies a particular ORM framework like "TypeORM entities" or "SQLAlchemy models". It facilitates both database-to-code and code-t
12. 396Lightning Architecture Review8144225309/superscalar-mcpReview Bitcoin Lightning Network protocol designs, compare channel factory approaches, and analyze Layer 2 scaling tradeoffs. Covers trust models, on-chain footprint, consensus requirements, HTLC/PTLC compatibility, liveness, and watchtower support.
13. 397Lightning Channel Factories8144225309/superscalar-mcpTechnical reference on Lightning Network channel factories, multi-party channels, LSP architectures, and Bitcoin Layer 2 scaling without soft forks. Covers Decker-Wattenhofer, timeout trees, MuSig2 key aggregation, HTLC/PTLC forwarding, and watchtower breach detection.
14. 398Managing Autonomous Developmentjeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plus-skillsEnables Claude to manage Sugar's autonomous development workflows. It allows Claude to create tasks, view the status of the system, review pending tasks, and start autonomous execution mode. Use this skill when the user asks to create a new development task using `/sugar-task`, check the system status with `/sugar-status`, review pending tasks via `/sugar-review`, or initiate autonomous development using `/sugar-run`. It provides a comprehensive interface for interacting with the Sugar autonomous development system.
15. 399Overnight Developmentjeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plus-skillsAutomates software development overnight using Git hooks to enforce test-driven development (TDD). This skill should be used when Claude needs to build new features, refactor existing code, or fix bugs autonomously, ensuring all changes are fully tested and meet specified quality standards. Use when the user mentions "overnight development", "autonomous coding", or asks about TDD workflows and Git hooks. This skill leverages Git hooks to block commits until all tests pass, enforcing a rigorous TDD process and ensuring high-quality, production-ready code.
16. 400Software ArchitectureImplements design patterns and SOLID principles. Get guidance on software architecture, design patterns, and best practices.
17. 401Validating Performance Budgetsjeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plus-skillsThis skill enables Claude to validate application performance against defined budgets. It's useful for identifying performance regressions early in the development lifecycle. The skill is triggered when the user mentions "performance budget", "validate budget", "performance regression", or requests a check against performance metrics like "page load times", "bundle sizes", "API response times", or "Lighthouse scores". The plugin validates against predefined thresholds and alerts on violations. It is especially helpful in CI/CD pipelines to prevent performance degradation in production.