Open source agent skills directory

Open source skills for AI coding agents

Standardized SKILL.md instructions, runbooks, and domain tools for Claude Code, Antigravity, Cursor, and Windsurf.

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100% Open source (MIT / Apache)

Raw API: GET /api/skills

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Every skill can be queried as structured JSON or piped directly as raw markdown by terminal scripts, CI tasks, and autonomous agent loops.

GET https://lumozai.com/api/skills List skills with filters

GET https://lumozai.com/api/skills/{slug} Full skill schema & metadata

GET https://lumozai.com/api/skills/{slug}/raw Raw SKILL.md for agents

Query /api/skills API Documentation

Frequently asked questions

How agent skills work, format specifications, and runtime discovery.

What is an AI Agent Skill?

A Skill is a modular folder containing instructions (SKILL.md), scripts, and domain resources that teach an autonomous coding assistant or LLM agent how to perform specialized workflows (e.g. production deployments, anti-slop UI design, motion graphics, database tuning).

How do Skills differ from MCP servers?

MCP provides live API client-server communication channels to run tools and read resources (e.g. databases, file systems). Skills provide the behavioral intelligence, engineering runbooks, decision criteria, and workflow rules directing how and when the agent executes those tools.

How do I install a skill into Claude Code, Cursor, or Antigravity?

Install with npx lumoz-skills add <skill-slug>, or copy the skill's SKILL.md file into your repository's .agents/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md directory. Any compliant agent discovers it automatically on boot.

Can I contribute an open source skill?

Yes. All skills in the Lumoz directory are open source under permissive licenses (MIT or Apache-2.0). Submit a pull request at github.com/lumozai/skills to have your skill reviewed and indexed.

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