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arch-packages

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Install or remove Arch Linux packages declaratively. Use when adding a package to install, removing a package, or managing system packages via paru.

194 days ago

dotfile-installer

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Install and manage dotfiles in this repository. Use when adding a new config file to be tracked, symlinking a dotfile, or modifying which files are managed by the dotfiles repo.

194 days ago

sway-config

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Configures Sway window manager. Use when user asks about sway keybindings, window rules, outputs, inputs, workspaces, or any sway/i3 configuration.

194 days ago

screenshot

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View the latest screenshot. Use when user asks to look at, view, see, or analyze a screenshot, or says "latest screenshot".

194 days ago

man-config

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Reads man pages to find configuration options. Use when the user asks to configure an application, needs to find a config option, or asks "how do I make X do Y" for a CLI tool or system program.

194 days ago

slash-command

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Create and edit Claude Code slash commands. Use when the user wants to create a new slash command, add a custom command, or modify an existing command in .claude/commands/.

194 days ago

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AgentCC is a discovery hub for AI agent capabilities. We index Agent Skills as the primary dataset, and also organize MCP servers and selected AI tools so developers can quickly find, compare, and evaluate what to integrate into their workflows.
An Agent Skill is a reusable capability package for an AI agent. It can define workflows, tool usage patterns, domain knowledge, or execution rules that help the agent perform more reliably in a specific task or environment.
AgentCC is a resource and discovery layer, not a one-click installer. On each skill page, you should review the repository, file tree, install command, and usage notes, then integrate it according to the runtime or client you are using.
No. AgentCC primarily indexes external repositories and metadata. We help you understand what a skill is, where it comes from, and how it may be used, but execution and security decisions still belong to your own runtime environment.
No directory can guarantee absolute safety. AgentCC can help surface repository links, file structures, and metadata, but you should still verify permissions, external dependencies, API usage, and code quality before using a skill in production or on sensitive machines.
Yes. AgentCC is designed to be an evolving resource graph. As the submission and curation workflow matures, contributors will be able to recommend high-quality skills, MCP servers, and AI tools into the directory.
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