skills

Skills that make my agents more tolerable.

Install

npx skills add mia-cx/skills

Pick the skills you want from the list. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and anything else that reads SKILL.md files.

Restore upstream skills

After cloning this repository, run from its root:

npx skills experimental_install

skills-lock.json records the upstream dependencies. The CLI restores them into
.agents/skills/ inside the checkout and refreshes their hashes. It fetches the
current upstream versions. The global .skill-lock.json registry stays local.

Start here

• talk-normal talk like a normal person.
• say-less stop yapping.
• say-more explain stuff only when asked.
• momentum kill your executive dysfunction.

Written for my ADHD brain.

Other cool stuff

• ui-design my take on ui design, in six stages:
  • ui-layout the product's work, its journey, and a composition that holds still.
  • ui-style type, color, shape, tokens, themes, DESIGN.md.
  • ui-copy every string the interface shows.
  • ui-a11y the interaction contract of every control.
  • expressive-web scroll, spatial, and GPU experiences for marketing pages.
  • ui-review render it, look at it, use it.
• refine audit and slim any document an agent consumes.
  • refine-plan sharpen a plan or handoff before another agent executes it.
  • refine-rule slim always-loaded rules: AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, Cursor rules.
  • refine-skill slim a SKILL.md: invocation mode, description, body, references.
• agent-copy write copy for agents, not humans.
• review-relay review a PR on a loop until it comes back clean.
• babysit watch a PR's reviewers, fix what is real, resolve threads, repeat until green.

Inspirations

• talk-normal, say-less, say-more, momentum:
  • Unslop
  • i-have-adhd
• ui-design
  • frontend-design by Anthropic
  • interface-design by dammyjay93
  • design-taste-frontend by leonxlnx
  • web-design-guidelines by Vercel
  • ui-ux-pro-max by nextlevelbuilder
  • extract-design-system by arvindrk
  • better-* by jakubkrehel
• agent-copy & refine-*
  • writing-for-agents by Matt Pocock