hoodini/ai-agents-skills
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1Github TrendingGitHub Trending is an agent skill that teaches how to fetch trending repository and developer signals when GitHub offers no public trending endpoint. It recommends scraping github.com/trending with Cheerio, including URL patterns for language and daily, weekly, or monthly windows, and structures results as owner, name, description, language color, stars, forks, and stars gained today. Solo builders use it for discovery dashboards, newsletter pipelines, or agent tools that answer what is gaining traction. Because scraping is fragile, the skill also frames GitHub Search API as an alternative where appropriate. It suits TypeScript or Node agents with fetch and HTML parsing, and aligns with triggers like trending repos and GitHub discover across Idea and Grow-facing internal tools.2.9kinstalls2Owasp Securityowasp-security is an agent skill that encodes the OWASP Top 10 (2021) as actionable prevention guidance for solo builders shipping web apps and APIs. It is invoked when work touches authentication, API hardening, XSS or SQL injection risk, CSRF, or general secure coding vocabulary. The skill contrasts insecure snippets—such as fetching users without ownership checks—with patterns that enforce authorization, strong crypto, hardened configuration, MFA-minded session handling, and SSRF URL allowlists. It fits Claude Code or Cursor sessions during implementation and again at release when you want a structured security pass rather than improvised grep. Because vulnerabilities span design and deployment, treat it as multi-phase: apply patterns while writing backend routes in Build, then re-run the checklist under Ship before exposing endpoints publicly. It does not replace professional penetration testing but gives agents a consistent OWASP-shaped lens.2.1kinstalls3MongodbThe MongoDB skill is a backend reference for solo builders shipping Node or TypeScript services on document data. It activates when you are modeling collections, writing queries, building aggregation pipelines, or tuning performance on MongoDB Atlas or self-hosted clusters. The readme walks through installing the official driver and Mongoose, demonstrates typed CRUD with ObjectId, and shows production-minded connection pooling, timeout knobs, and graceful disconnect on process signals. Use it alongside your agent when scaffolding a new persistence layer or refactoring ad-hoc queries into maintainable patterns. It is procedural knowledge—not a running database—so you still own indexes, backups, and security rules in Atlas; the skill keeps agent-generated code aligned with common driver and Mongoose best practices called out in the SKILL.md body.1.4kinstalls4Mobile Responsivenessmobile-responsiveness is a frontend agent skill that teaches mobile-first responsive implementation for web apps solo builders ship with modern CSS and React-style class stacks. When you are coding landing pages, dashboards, or marketing sites, the skill pushes base styles for small viewports first, then layers min-width media queries or Tailwind breakpoints at 768px, 1024px, and 1280px so padding, grids, and type scale up predictably. It includes copy-paste patterns for fluid typography using clamp(), responsive headings, and container max-width centering, plus orientation toward touch targets and mobile navigation rather than desktop-only hover flows. Use it during active UI work—not as a substitute for brand design systems or native app store builds. It pairs well with component libraries but stays focused on layout mechanics agents can apply file by file.693installs5Mermaid DiagramsMermaid Diagrams is a documentation-oriented agent skill that teaches correct Mermaid markdown syntax so solo builders can add flowcharts, sequence diagrams, class diagrams, entity-relationship diagrams, and Gantt charts without hand-drawing or separate diagram tools. Use it when you are writing README sections, implementation plans, API interaction docs, or data models and want GitHub- or Notion-renderable visuals embedded in text. It spans multiple journey phases: documenting flows while you Build, explaining release timelines at Ship, and capturing ops runbooks under Operate. Beginners get copy-paste templates; intermediate users extend subgraphs and labeled edges for richer architecture stories. The skill generates diagram source, not rendered PNGs—you rely on your markdown viewer or CI doc site to display results.1installs