Original Reddit post

I packaged up a bunch of skills I’ve been using daily and put them on a site I built. All free, no catch. Figured I’d share them here since this is where people actually use this stuff. Here’s what’s there: git-commit-writer: reads your staged diff and writes conventional commit messages. Detects type, scope, breaking changes. I use this probably 20 times a day at this point. code-reviewer: does a five-dimension review (bugs, security, performance, maintainability, architecture). Actually calibrates severity instead of flagging everything as critical. pr-description-writer: reads your branch diff and writes the whole PR description. What changed, why, how, what to test. Works with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket. changelog-generator: turns commit history into user-facing release notes. Rewrites dev language into something users understand. readme-generator: scans your actual project (package.json, env files, Dockerfiles) and generates a README based on what it finds. No placeholder text. env-doctor: diagnoses why your project won’t start. Checks runtimes, dependencies, missing env vars, port conflicts, database status. Gives you the exact fix command. They’re all on agensi.io. Download the zip, unzip to ~/.claude/skills/, done. I built these for myself first and then spent time polishing them based on Anthropic’s skill authoring best practices. If you try any of them and they suck or could be better, I’d rather hear it now. Also if you have skills you’ve built that you think are good enough to share (free or paid), the site supports creator accounts. submitted by /u/BadMenFinance

Originally posted by u/BadMenFinance on r/ClaudeCode