qodex-ai/ai-agent-skills
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1Word Document ProcessorWord Document Processor is an agent skill that walks solo builders through generating Microsoft Word .docx files with the JavaScript docx package, covering paragraphs, tables, images, TOC, footnotes, and page layout. Use it during build when your SaaS, internal tool, or automation needs downloadable contracts, invoices, or reports—not when you only need Markdown or PDF. The skill is opinionated about formatting pitfalls (line breaks, spacing, borders) that silently break Word rendering. Intermediate complexity: you should be comfortable with npm and async save flows. It fits agent-assisted codegen for backend or script deliverables rather than manual copy-paste from templates.3kinstalls2Multi Agent OrchestrationMulti-Agent Orchestration is an agent skill for solo builders who need more than one specialized LLM agent to tackle complex, multi-step work. It walks through decomposing problems, choosing orchestration topology, and wiring communication between agents via shared protocols and workflow managers included in the repo examples. Practitioners get Python reference implementations for common patterns, plus scaffolding to adapt popular frameworks without reinventing message routing or aggregation. The skill fits early architecture sessions and later hardening when you add monitoring and benchmarks to see which agent roles actually move outcomes. Use it when a workflow spans research, coding, review, or operations and you want explicit delegation instead of one monolithic prompt chain.1.7kinstalls3Financial Analysis Agentfinancial-analysis-agent packages a Python financial data collector that solo builders wire into coding agents when they need programmatic access to equities data rather than manual terminal lookups. The module centers on yfinance downloads for price history and rich statement pulls via Ticker objects, with an optional Alpha Vantage path for fundamental feeds when you supply an API key. Typical use is research-phase work: comparing companies, grounding investment or fintech side-project ideas, or feeding downstream agent prompts with structured pandas DataFrames and statement dictionaries. It is an integration-style skill pattern—not a full valuation or trading strategy workflow—so you still layer your own analysis, risk rules, and compliance checks. Intermediate comfort with Python environments and API keys is expected. Pair it when building personal finance dashboards, trading assistants, or market-research agents inside Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex workflows.1.1kinstalls4Legal Document AnalyzerLegal Document Analyzer is a contract-analysis capability packaged as an agent skill module for solo and indie builders who cannot afford a lawyer on every vendor NDA, SaaS agreement, or contractor deal. Given parsed contract text or structured contract_data, it classifies agreement type, surfaces parties, and extracts obligations, rights, liabilities, termination conditions, and dispute-resolution language so you can decide whether to sign, negotiate, or walk away. It fits the Validate phase when scoping partnerships and pricing commitments, and Operate when revisiting existing agreements during renewals or disputes. The skill is procedural Python logic rather than legal advice—use it to organize clauses for your own review or to brief counsel. Pair it with document ingestion skills that produce contract_data dicts; output is an analysis dictionary ready for checklists, redlines, or CRM notes.793installs5Ecommerce Platform SpecialistEcommerce Platform Specialist is an agent skill that acts as a Shopify development expert for solo builders and tiny teams shipping stores, custom apps, or headless storefronts. It is meant when you need accurate pointers across Admin and Storefront GraphQL, legacy REST, theme Liquid, checkout UI extensions, Shopify Functions, webhooks, and automation—not a shallow FAQ. Official reference material is expected locally under docs/shopify/ after you run docpull against shopify.dev, so answers can align with twenty-five markdown files rather than hallucinated API fields. Use it during Build while scoping integrations, choosing between theme versus app versus Hydrogen, or debugging orders, inventory, metafields, and selling plans. It does not replace Shopify’s dashboard, CLI, or partner compliance review, but it compresses navigation across a large doc surface into agent-ready procedural knowledge for implementation decisions.599installs