Core
- Updated May 7, 2026
- CHENyiru3/AI-Skills-Collections
core is an agent skill bundle that packages skill authoring, skill discovery, and security audit utilities—usable whenever a solo builder needs to extend or vet agent capabilities before committing.
About
The core bundle in AI-Skills-Collections is an utilities package for developers who treat agent skills as first-class product infrastructure. It aggregates skill-creator for procedural authoring, skill-seekers for exploration across markets and repos, and security-audit for structured review before you trust new automation. developers use it whenever they outgrow ad-hoc prompts—whether at Idea when scouting patterns, Validate when defining scope docs, Build when implementing, or Ship when hardening what agents can touch. Prism places it under Skill Development with agent-tooling as the primary shelf because most sessions start with extending or vetting the skill graph itself. Pair this bundle with workflow skills like brainstorming or writing-plans when you are defining what to encode next, then run security-oriented checks before wide install across Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex.
- Bundles skill-creator for authoring and packaging agent skills
- Includes skill-seekers for discovering relevant skills in collections
- Includes security-audit for reviewing skill and repo risk patterns
- Core dev utilities path under skills-market/core (non-strict)
- Supports the full solo-builder loop: create skills, find skills, audit before ship
Core by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| Last updated | May 7, 2026 |
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| Repository | CHENyiru3/AI-Skills-Collections ↗ |
What it does
Author, discover, and audit agent skills—skill-creator, skill-seekers, and security-audit—in one core utilities bundle.
Who is it for?
Best when you're maintaining a personal or team skill library and want creator, seeker, and audit tooling in one market entry.
Skip if: Skip if you only consume one fixed third-party skill and never author or audit your own SKILL.md files.
When should I use this skill?
You are authoring, discovering, or security-reviewing agent skills across your project lifecycle.
What you get
You create and locate skills systematically and apply audit-oriented review before relying on new agent automation.
- New or updated SKILL.md packages
- Curated shortlist of skills to install
- Security-oriented review notes for skill usage
Files
Core utilities — skill authoring, security, performance
core
Source: ./skills-market/core
{ "name": "core", "skills": [ "./core/dev/skill-creator", "./core/dev/skill-seekers", "./core/security/security-audit" ], "source": "./skills-market/core", "strict": false, "description": "Core utilities — skill authoring, security, performance" }
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FAQ
Who is core for?
Developers and small teams who author, discover, or harden Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex skills as part of how they ship.
When should I use core?
At Idea when scouting skill patterns, in Validate when scoping what to encode, in Build when authoring SKILL.md, at Ship when running security review, and in Operate when updating skills after incidents.
Is core safe to install?
Use the Security Audits panel on this page and treat security-audit nested skills as guidance—verify permissions and network scope before production use.