Popular Coding & Development Skills
Code generation, GitHub workflows, testing, reviews, and front-end development.
Coding skills help agents move from suggesting snippets to completing repeatable development work. This collection covers repository operations, debugging, test generation, code review, documentation, and front-end workflows. Rankings favor skills with clear tooling requirements and public source material, so you can understand what will run before adding it to your environment.
- Review pull requests and issues
- Debug failing builds
- Generate tests and documentation
- Automate repository maintenance
Top Coding & Development Skills
Ranked by their position in the current overall directory snapshot.
Swiftui Wcag Accessibility Auditor
Audit SwiftUI iOS feature code for accessibility against WCAG 2.2 Level A/AA and return patch-ready fixes. Use when reviewing SwiftUI views/screens (including auth, forms, settings, and custom controls) and you need both standards traceability (WCAG + WCAG2Mobile interpretation) and practical, minimal code changes in a concise priority-grouped Markdown format with user follow-up checks for code-indeterminate behavior.
Swift Patterns
Review, refactor, or build SwiftUI features with correct state management, modern API usage, optimal view composition, navigation patterns, performance optimization, and testing best practices.
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What is a coding agent skill?
It is a reusable instruction package that teaches an AI agent a focused coding & development workflow, often including commands, checks, and supporting resources.
Which coding skill should I try first?
Start with a narrow task you already understand. The current category leader is Github, but requirements and access scope matter more than rank alone.
Does a popular skill mean it is safe?
No. Popularity reflects adoption and interest, not a security guarantee. Read SKILL.md, review commands and dependencies, and test with minimal permissions.