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Agent Skills by tommy
Showing 80 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
tommylowerdesigning-loops
Select agent loop primitives and define stop conditions for recurring automated work.
tommylowerfable-codex
Splits coding tasks across two vendor models for plan, execute, and review phases.
tommyloweragent-swarm
Orchestrates parallel multi-agent waves with iterative external-model review loops for complex builds.
tommylowerfable-prompting
Routes Fable prompting tasks into house-rules setup, goal loops, grading, and prompt drafting branches.
tommyloweragent-interviewer
Generate personalized agent behavior files through presets or adaptive interviews.
tommylowerclaude-workflow
Defines Claude Code working patterns for planning, subagents, verification, context management, and hooks.
tommylowerpickup
Restores compact continuity capsules from cleared Claude sessions in the current project.
tommylowerworkspace-setup
Establish, review, migrate, or repair the workspace operator layer for code projects.
tommylowergoogle-developer-style
Applies Google developer documentation style rules to technical prose and agent messages.
tommylowervercel-deploy
Deploy and manage Vercel projects via git integration or CLI workflows.
tommylowermarketing
Routes marketing and growth tasks to specialist skills in the upstream Marketing Skills library.
tommylowerimprove
Audit codebases and generate self-contained implementation plans for other agents to execute.
tommylowerwip-quickstart
Scaffolds new code projects from rough briefs through structured intake and workspace setup.
tommylowercodex-review
Configures the Codex plugin for cross-model code review inside Claude Code.
tommylowerpaper
Guides visual design iteration on Paper artboards with fallbacks to Figma or code.
tommylowerrams
Route UI review requests to Rams local skill, hosted MCP, or GitHub App surfaces.
tommylowerwiretext
Generate ASCII wireframes from terminal primitives and components via an MCP server.
tommylowershader-lab
Installs and configures Basement Studio's Shader Lab runtime for GPU shader compositions in React apps.
tommylowerfigma-mcp
Connects Claude Code to the official Figma MCP server to read design tokens and generate code from Figma frames.
tommylowerfunky-shadow
Renders dithered gradient shadows behind UI elements using canvas and Oklab interpolation.
tommylowerinterface-kit
Installs and configures the Interface Kit visual design overlay in Next.js projects.
tommylowerdesign-tools
Indexes Cortex design tools and maps visual tasks to the right tool skill.
tommylowerpretext
Measure multi-line text dimensions in pure JavaScript without triggering DOM reflow.
tommylowerdialkit
Adds a DialKit floating control panel for tuning React animations and visual properties at runtime.
Frequently Asked Questions About tommy
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with tommylower's skill registry?▼
The 80 skills cover UI polish and design systems (OKLCH color, typography, gradients, Swiss and Apple design references), front-end animation (Framer Motion, View Transitions, GPU shaders), Figma-to-code conversion, accessibility and preflight audits, plus engineering practices like TDD, issue triage, PRD generation, dead-code removal, and multi-agent review loops.
Who is the target audience for these skills?▼
Design engineers and front-end developers working in React and Next.js who use Claude Code as their session harness. The registry suits builders who want senior-level design critique, motion craft, and disciplined engineering loops (diagnose, triage, TDD, handoff) embedded directly in their coding sessions.
How do the skills run in practice?▼
Skills install into a Claude Code project and trigger on natural-language phrases or slash commands like /loop, /goal, or /fable-codex. Some require external dependencies: fable-codex needs the openai-codex plugin and an authenticated codex CLI, agentation-self-driving requires agent-browser, and figma-mcp needs the official Figma MCP server configured.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The skills are free to use; several carry explicit licenses such as MIT (improve) and CC-BY-4.0 (google-developer-style). Many are adaptations of public work by authors like Matt Pocock, Emil Kowalski, Jakub Krehel, and Josh Puckett, with attribution preserved in each skill's frontmatter.
What prerequisites or dependencies do the skills need?▼
Most design skills assume a React or Next.js project with Tailwind. Specific skills add requirements: shader-lab needs Basement Studio's Shader Lab runtime, wiretext runs an MCP server, cmyk-proof bundles an ImageMagick script, and Matt Pocock's engineering skills require running setup-matt-pocock-skills first to configure the issue tracker and docs layout.