curate-a-team-library

Builds a managed team skills library with shelves, curator notes, and starter-pack collections.

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One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/skillcreatorai/Ai-Agent-Skills --skill curate-a-team-library
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Skill: curate-a-team-library
Source: https://github.com/skillcreatorai/Ai-Agent-Skills/tree/main/skills/curate-a-team-library
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/skillcreatorai/Ai-Agent-Skills --skill curate-a-team-library

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Teams adopting agent skills often end up with an unstructured pile of installs that no one can browse, trust, or onboard with. This Skill guides the curation of a managed skills library mapped to a team's real stack, so teammates and agents can discover and install the right skills quickly.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Shelf Mapping: Maps the team's stack (e.g., React Native + Node) to five work areas: frontend, backend, mobile, workflow, and agent-engineering.
  • Curated Mutations: Uses the ai-agent-skills CLI (add, catalog, vendor) with explicit --area, --branch, and --why metadata instead of hand-editing library files.
  • Starter-Pack Collections: Creates a small onboarding-friendly starter-pack collection and marks 2-3 featured picks per shelf.
  • Use Case: A team lead wants a shareable GitHub library for a React Native + Node stack. The Skill initializes a managed workspace, browses the mobile and backend shelves, adds 5-8 skills with meaningful whyHere notes, and finishes with a starter-pack collection.

Quick Start

Ask the agent to curate a small team skills library for your stack, for example: "Build a starter skills library for our React Native and Node backend team using ai-agent-skills."

Frequently Asked Questions about curate-a-team-library

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build a team skills library with ai-agent-skills?

Start with `npx ai-agent-skills init-library <name>` to create a managed workspace, then map your stack to shelves and add 3-8 skills using `add`, `catalog`, or `vendor` with explicit `--area`, `--branch`, and `--why` metadata.

What shelves should I use when curating a skills library?

Use the five work areas: frontend, backend, mobile, workflow, and agent-engineering. Map your stack first, for example React Native plus Node maps to mobile and backend, and only add workflow or agent-engineering when those are real parts of the job.

When should I use add vs catalog vs vendor in ai-agent-skills?

Use `add` for bundled picks and simple GitHub imports, `catalog` when you want an upstream entry without copying files into `skills/`, and `vendor` only for true house copies the team wants to edit or own locally.

How do I write a good whyHere note for a curated skill?

A good whyHere mentions the stack or workflow the skill supports and the gap it fills in the library, such as covering React Native testing for the mobile shelf. Avoid filler like "I want this on my shelf."

How many skills should a first-pass team library contain?

Keep the first pass small, around 3 to 8 skills, covering every primary shelf the team named. Once you have 5 to 8 solid picks, create a small starter-pack collection for onboarding.