Agentic Automation
Build autonomous agents and skills that plan, execute, and review software for you — from spec-driven workflows to multi-agent pipelines.
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Ready-to-run agent skills for this track.
Superpowers: The Spec-Driven Skill That Owns Your Whole Build
The most-starred agent skill on GitHub. Superpowers stops your agent from rushing in, works a spec out of the conversation, and hands a reviewed plan to subagents that build and check each other's work.
GStack: Give Your Agent a Whole Software Team's Worth of Roles
Garry Tan's Claude Code setup, ~110k stars. Instead of one mode, GStack gives your agent distinct roles — product vision, designer, engineering manager, QA, release manager — each behind its own slash command.
GSD Core: Ship Without Context Rot Using Atomic Plans
Git. Ship. Done. A spec-driven system that fights context rot by breaking work into atomic plans that run in fresh context windows, keeping your main session light while subagents do the heavy lifting.
grill-me: Make Your Agent Interview You Before It Writes Code
Matt Pocock's most popular skill. grill-me makes the agent interview you about what you're building before it writes anything — small, composable, and a deliberate stance against all-in-one systems that take away your control.
Agent Toolkit for AWS: Stop Letting Your Agent Half-Remember APIs
AWS's officially supported skills in the open format. Pair plugins for Claude Code and Codex with a curated skill collection and the AWS MCP Server so your agent loads service-specific guidance instead of guessing at an API.
skilld: Generate Version-Aware Skills From Your Own Dependencies
skilld generates version-aware skills from the npm dependencies you already have — pulling from docs, release notes, and GitHub issues — so your model stops writing last year's version of your library.
Ship Skills With Your Package: TanStack Intent + the Vercel Skills CLI
The newer idea: ship SKILL.md files inside your npm package, versioned with each release. TanStack Intent lets maintainers scaffold them; the Vercel skills CLI installs any of it across 70+ agents.
