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Best Claude Code skills

Ordered by install count from the source, then by repository stars on GitHub. Only cards with a checked description are included.

  1. 1

    find-skills

    Discovers and installs agent skills from skills.sh directly inside your coding assistant. Handy when you need domain-specific workflows for a project.

    skill · vercel-labs · MIT

    4,000,000installs
  2. 2

    grill-me

    grill-me interviews you about a plan or design to expose gaps and sharpen decisions. Use it before implementation starts.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    1,424,476installs
  3. 3

    grill-with-docs

    This skill interviews you about a plan or design and creates ADRs and a glossary along the way. Use it when decisions need sharper definition.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    1,219,756installs
  4. 4

    hyperframes

    Instructs coding agents on creating, validating, and rendering HTML-based videos using the HyperFrames framework and CLI.

    skill · heygen-com · Apache-2.0

    1,200,000installs
  5. 5

    hyperframes-cli

    Controls HyperFrames video workflows from the CLI: audits layouts and contrast, edits timeline clips, captures snapshots, and renders locally or in cloud runtimes.

    skill · heygen-com · Apache-2.0

    1,200,000installs
  6. 6

    agent-browser

    A CLI skill for browser control: it opens pages, fills forms, clicks buttons, and tests web apps. Use it when an agent needs to act inside a website.

    skill · vercel-labs · Apache-2.0

    1,200,000installs
  7. 7

    improve-codebase-architecture

    This skill scans a codebase for architectural friction, then builds a visual HTML report with refactoring candidates. Use it before a deeper architecture review.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    1,163,035installs
  8. 8

    tdd

    Guides the red-green TDD loop: ensures tests are written first, keep them at public interfaces, and avoid coupling to implementation details.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    1,141,062installs
  9. 9

    media-use

    Finds or generates media for HyperFrames videos, including voiceovers, music, cutouts, and color grades. Stores files locally in assets.

    skill · heygen-com · Apache-2.0

    1,100,000installs
  10. 10

    reddit-automation

    Finds Reddit threads where people actually need what you sell, then drafts short helpful replies that disclose your affiliation.

    skill · flowkit-labs · MIT

    1,100,000installs
  11. 11

    setup-matt-pocock-skills

    This skill configures a repository for Matt Pocock's engineering skills by setting its issue tracker, triage labels, and domain docs layout. Run it before using the other skills.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    1,052,851installs
  12. 12

    handoff

    Creates a handoff document from the current conversation so another agent can continue the work. Use it when a task moves to a new session or agent.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    1,038,491installs
  13. 13

    frontend-design official

    This skill guides intentional visual design for new interfaces and redesigns. Use it when a generic generated UI is not enough.

    skill · anthropics · Apache-2.0

    1,025,790installs
  14. 14

    hyperframes-registry

    Finds and installs about 450 ready-made HyperFrames blocks and components as editable source code. Useful when adding video effects and titles without building markup from scratch.

    skill · heygen-com · Apache-2.0

    1,000,000installs
  15. 15

    design-mobile-apps

    Designs mobile screens via the Sleek REST API and translates them into React Native or HTML code.

    skill · designed-by-ai · MIT

    1,000,000installs
  16. 16

    triage

    This skill moves issues and external PRs through triage states, verification, and agent briefs. It fits maintainers managing an issue queue.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    990,453installs
  17. 17

    prototype

    Creates throwaway prototypes for checking state logic or exploring UI before committing the decision to the main codebase.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    986,201installs
  18. 18

    grilling

    Stress-test a plan, decision, or idea through structured rounds of questions. Use it when you need to expose assumptions before acting.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    979,543installs
  19. 19

    domain-modeling

    This skill sharpens project terminology, maintains GLOSSARY.md, and records selected architecture decisions in ADRs. Use it while the domain model is changing.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    876,391installs
  20. 20

    teach

    Turns the current directory into a learning workspace and keeps progress across sessions. Use it when learning needs to support a concrete goal in your project.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    862,247installs
  21. 21

    codebase-design

    This skill helps design modules with small interfaces and hidden complexity. Use it when refactoring code, choosing a seam, or making tests easier to write.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    850,344installs
  22. 22

    diagnosing-bugs

    This skill guides agents through reproducing hard bugs and performance regressions with a focused feedback loop. Use it when code fails, behaves incorrectly, or runs slowly.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    834,802installs
  23. 23

    code-review

    Reviews changes from a chosen reference point against repository standards and the originating spec. Use it for a branch, PR, or work in progress.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    789,521installs
  24. 24

    implement

    Implements work from a specification or tickets, following a test-driven flow and ending with review and a commit. Use it when a coding task needs a defined delivery routine.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    774,700installs
  25. 25

    ask-matt

    Routes you to the right Matt Pocock skill or flow for the task at hand. Use it when you need a starting point for a feature, prototype, incoming issue, or hard bug.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    766,587installs
  26. 26

    wayfinder

    Maps large, uncertain work as decision tickets in an issue tracker. Use it when the route to a goal needs more than one agent session to clarify.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    718,005installs
  27. 27

    to-spec

    Turns the current conversation and repository context into a spec, then publishes it to the project issue tracker. Use it when a feature discussion is ready to hand off to an agent.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    715,388installs
  28. 28

    research

    Researches a question through primary sources and saves the findings as a Markdown file in the repository. Use it for API facts, documentation checks, and delegated reading.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    711,295installs
  29. 29

    to-tickets

    Turns a plan, spec, or conversation into small end-to-end tickets with explicit blockers. Use it to agree on the work breakdown before tickets go to a tracker.

    skill · Matt Pocock · MIT

    711,230installs
  30. 30

    remotion-best-practices

    Routes Remotion tasks to focused guidance for video creation, React markup, maps, multimedia, previews, and rendering.

    skill · remotion-dev

    678,800installs

Ranking follows popularity: GitHub stars and install counts where the source publishes them. Only skills whose description we checked against the source make the list; auto-generated copies and translated duplicates are filtered out. Before installing, look at the license, the last update date and the scripts/ folder, since a skill can run code. The allowed-tools field shows which tools it gets without asking. How to install: the install guide.

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