Onboard a newcomer to your codebase or answer a targeted 'how does our X work' question by walking curated reading lists — and cold-starting from the repo's own docs when no curated config exists yet.
Agent skills.
A small monorepo of Agent Skills I use across Claude Code sessions.
Each is one SKILL.md in skills/ — install
the library once, Claude picks the right one by context.
$ curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Osipchuk/agent-skills/main/install.sh | sh
$ askill Bootstrap the askill CLI, then run it — an interactive checklist opens; select all for the whole library, or just the skills you want. Works with any agent; needs only curl (it fetches uv if missing).
$ /plugin marketplace add Osipchuk/agent-skills
$ /plugin install skills@askill Two slash commands inside Claude Code — installs the whole library as one plugin and lets Claude pick the right skill by context. No permission prompts, no remote-code-execution dance.
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Catch an architectural decision as it is made and draft an ADR in your team's format, with explicit TODOs for missing mandatory fields. Never auto-commits.
A thinking partner that guides you to your own answer — listens first, reflects back your assumptions, and only sharpens into pointed questions when you're stuck.
Pressure-test a design or tech choice in two forced passes — strongest case for, then strongest case against, then a calibrated verdict that's willing to say 'proceed'.
Code reviewer in the voice of a toxic, no-nonsense senior developer — sharp criticism only, no empty praise, curt approval when code is actually good.
Translate long-form articles and prose between languages while preserving the author's voice, structure, and formatting.
Turn a Claude Code session into a learn-by-doing coding tutorial with a spaced-repetition review log.