Skills your agent
already knows.

The catalog

Each plugin stands alone. Take one, and nothing else comes with it.

• openspec

  3 skills

  Personal engineering standard: OpenSpec (proposal/specs/design/tasks) with unattended implementation via the `auto` skill, rare ADRs written only at archive time, and Mermaid architecture diagrams kept current as part of each change.

  • adr
  • auto
  • init*

• git

  2 skills

  Personal git workflow conventions: Conventional Commits and gitflow-named pull/merge requests.

  • commit
  • pr

• tui

  1 skill

  Terminal UI media: recording a TUI as a demo video people will actually watch — isolated, verified, reproducible.

  • record

• env

  2 skills

  The machine as a build product of its dotfiles: nothing is installed or configured by hand, everything goes through the chezmoi source and is applied from it.

  • reclaim
  • sync

• code

  1 skill

  Working on code that already exists: restructuring it without changing what it does, in small verified steps against the project's own gates, judged through the same four lenses (architecture, security, performance, quality) every time.

  • refactor

* runs only when you call it.

Every capability is a skill

One SKILL.md says what it does and who may call it. Each agent gets it in its own form: a slash command, a $name, or plain discovery.

• model + user

  The default

  The agent uses it when the work matches; you can call it by name. Almost every skill.

• user only

  A deliberate action

  Runs only when you call it. For skills that restructure a repository, like openspec:init.

• model only

  Background work

  The agent uses it; there is nothing to call. None in the catalog yet.

• Claude Code
• Codex
• OpenCode
• Antigravity

Then take what you need

uze <plugin>@ai adds it to the project you are in. Add -m to uze install for the whole machine.

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