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The README says the npx skills CLI installs to Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Cline, Windsurf, OpenCode, Continue and other agents. The skills are plain markdown, so the README says most of them work wherever a coding agent can read files. Its drive-screen skill names Windows, macOS and Linux.","external_costs":"The repository is MIT-licensed and the README states no pricing. Your coding agent or model provider may charge for usage. The README says the skills come from the author's Agentic Coding course and does not state its price.","permissions":"The skills act through your coding agent with the access you give it. According to the README, installation can write project skill files or, with -g, global files under ~/.claude/skills/. The README describes running tests, type checks and lint; creating commits, pushing branches, opening PRs, posting findings to GitHub, writing Jira or GitHub backlogs, creating worktrees and integrating branches. The README describes browser automation and desktop control, including typing, clicking and screenshots. The README says build-signal-engine builds a system that reads changelogs, communities, feeds and videos, filters items and passes selected content to an LLM for a daily digest. The README says rules-create-global derives a root CLAUDE.md from your codebase or specs. The README says hook setup copies Python files into .claude/hooks and copies or merges configuration into .claude/settings.json; hooks run on lifecycle events, can log tool calls and require TEST_COMMAND configuration.","usage_terms":"MIT License, as stated in the repository. 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It says the skills are built around one loop: prime, plan, implement, validate, review, commit, PR.\n\nThe README groups the skills by purpose: priming a codebase, backend or frontend; planning PRDs, architecture, epics and stories; the piv skills for implementation plans, implementation, a validation run, change review, commits and pull requests; investigating and fixing GitHub issues; creating and merging git worktrees; and meta-skills for rules, hooks, skills and process review. It also lists build-dark-factory, build-signal-engine, and tool skills for browser automation, AST code search and desktop control.\n\nA hooks folder holds copy-in hooks with their own README. The README says they block routes to secrets, refuse rm -rf, log every tool call and refuse to let the agent finish while the tests are red, among others.","intended_users":"Developers who build software with a coding agent such as Claude Code and want ready-made skills and hooks for planning, implementing, reviewing and shipping changes.","example_tasks":"Orient the agent in a codebase before planning, with prime-codebase.\nInterview your way to a problem-first PRD with plan-create-prd.\nRun piv-validate, which the README says runs the project's full suite and returns one PASS or FAIL verdict.\nCreate several git worktrees for parallel work, then merge them with worktree-merge.\nDescribe a rule such as never touching migrations to hooks-create to get a working hook.","setup_instructions":"The README gives four routes. The README says to run /plugin marketplace add coleam00/skills and then /plugin install skills@cole-medin inside Claude Code. Plugin skills use namespaced commands such as /skills:piv-implement. As editable files for any agent, run npx skills add coleam00/skills, optionally with -g to install globally. You can also clone the repository and copy a skill folder into your project's .claude/skills/ folder, or ask your agent to do that. For those last two routes, restart your session or run /skills. The README has the exact commands.","limitations":"The README says the plugin route is for Claude Code and that the npx skills CLI installs the skills for other agents, naming Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Cline, Windsurf, OpenCode and Continue. Skills that call each other with slash-command syntax assume Claude Code's invocation; elsewhere the README says to write \"use the piv-validate skill\". The piv-validate skill ships with a placeholder command list that you replace with your project's test, type-check and lint commands. The README says piv-commit and piv-create-pr read .claude/references/conventions.md if it exists. The setup-ai-tutor skill is sample-specific, so the README says to adapt or delete it. The README lists Windows, macOS and Linux for drive-screen. Hooks do something as soon as they are installed. The README says to read them first and set TEST_COMMAND in the stop hook. The plan-create-stories skill targets Jira or GitHub. The piv-review-pr skill hands its deep pass to a code-reviewer subagent if one is in .claude/agents/, and otherwise reviews inline. The repository can change at any time; check its README before you install.","data_handling":"The README has no data-handling or telemetry section. It says the piv-review-pr skill posts its findings to GitHub, the plan-create-stories skill writes a backlog to Jira or GitHub, and one hook logs every tool call. What is sent where otherwise depends on your coding agent and model provider.","compatibility":"According to the README, the plugin route is for Claude Code. The README says the npx skills CLI installs to Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Cline, Windsurf, OpenCode, Continue and other agents. The skills are plain markdown, so the README says most of them work wherever a coding agent can read files. Its drive-screen skill names Windows, macOS and Linux.","external_costs":"The repository is MIT-licensed and the README states no pricing. Your coding agent or model provider may charge for usage. The README says the skills come from the author's Agentic Coding course and does not state its price.","permissions":"The skills act through your coding agent with the access you give it. According to the README, installation can write project skill files or, with -g, global files under ~/.claude/skills/. The README describes running tests, type checks and lint; creating commits, pushing branches, opening PRs, posting findings to GitHub, writing Jira or GitHub backlogs, creating worktrees and integrating branches. The README describes browser automation and desktop control, including typing, clicking and screenshots. The README says build-signal-engine builds a system that reads changelogs, communities, feeds and videos, filters items and passes selected content to an LLM for a daily digest. The README says rules-create-global derives a root CLAUDE.md from your codebase or specs. The README says hook setup copies Python files into .claude/hooks and copies or merges configuration into .claude/settings.json; hooks run on lifecycle events, can log tool calls and require TEST_COMMAND configuration.","usage_terms":"MIT License, as stated in the repository. 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