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Prompt collections kept rotting, so I turned repeated workflows into portable skills.
The problem
Prompt collections rot. The useful unit is a workflow with a trigger, steps, and a definition of done that any agent can load.
What I built
A curated set of portable skills for getting real work out of AI agents, built for Claude, Codex, and any agent that can load a skill file. Most of it isn't code-specific: checking your own work, planning, brainstorming, research, writing, shipping.
Each skill is a standalone workflow with a clear trigger and a SKILL.md. Real patterns that survived months of usage, constantly updated.
Proof
39 skills, each extracted from repeated real-world use, MIT licensed.
What I learned
Residue becomes framework. Every skill started as a pattern repeating in my own work before it earned a file.
Turning messy practice into reusable, documented process, which is most of what AI enablement actually is.
Stack
Claude · Codex · Agent Skills
- status
- Active · 39 portable skills
- stack
- Claude · Codex · Agent Skills
- structure
- Category-first shelves
- license
- MIT
Links
The useful unit was never a prompt collection. It's a workflow you can copy, run, and trust.