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A registry of open-source agent skills published by computerlove.tech.
Skills are portable workflow definitions that coding agents can follow. Each skill is a folder containing a SKILL.md file that encodes a repeatable workflow — the agent reads the markdown and executes the steps. Skills follow the Agent Skills open standard.
A collection of three skills that work together as a pipeline for tackling ambitious coding tasks: research the codebase, create a concrete plan, then implement phase by phase.
Skill
Description
/research-codebase
Explore and document a codebase area before making changes
/create-plan
Create a phased implementation plan from research findings
/implement-plan
Execute a plan phase by phase with progress tracking
Draft a high-quality RALPH.md for the ralphify autonomous-agent-loop runtime: asks scoping questions, explores the project for real test/lint/type commands, drafts from scratch using the canonical 5-section body shape, bundles helper scripts when commands need shell features, and presents for review before writing
Drive a Claude-Code-style plan-mode interview for ambitious work and emit a set of small, self-contained plan files (one unit of work each, ordered by filename) that a fresh-context agent or the execute-plans ralph can ship independently. Uses Claude Code's own plan file format — Context, recommended approach, critical files, existing code to reuse, verification — rather than a heavier framework
Apply Computer Love's official brand colors and typography to any artifact that may benefit from the company look-and-feel. Use when brand colors, style guidelines, visual formatting, or company design standards apply
Create or extend static HTML slide decks under presentations/ using the shared iframe shell, slides.js manifest, and per-slide HTML. Designed for repos that follow the PRESENTATION_GUIDE.md architecture
Convert a Markdown file to a styled PDF and iterate on the design visually. Renders via markdown-it-py + WeasyPrint; styling is decoupled as a single CSS file (pass --css, drop a ./.markdown2pdf/style.css, or fall back to the bundled neutral default) so any brand/theme skill can plug in
Installation
The easiest way to install skills is with agr, a package manager for agent skills.
Install agr
uv tool install agr
Add skills
Since this repo is named skills, you can use the shorthand computerlovetech/<skill-name> instead of computerlovetech/skills/<skill-name>:
agr detects your tool (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, etc.) and places the skills in the right directory automatically. Run agr sync on a new machine to install everything tracked in agr.toml.