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This repository is a personal collection of skills for use with AI coding agents.

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This repository is a personal collection of skills for use with AI coding agents. Skills in this context are small plug-in behaviors that an agent automatically applies when a user's request matches a skill's description, extending what the agent can do without manual prompting. The only skill listed is called real-work. Its purpose is to capture a coding plan as a structured markdown document with checkboxes and phases, so the plan can be resumed later by a different agent session without needing any prior context. The idea is that long or complex tasks can be paused and handed off cleanly. Installation uses a tool called skills.sh, which is a registry for agent skills. Running the provided command adds this skill collection to a compatible agent. The README is brief and does not describe which AI agents or coding tools this is compatible with beyond the skills.sh ecosystem. The repository is MIT licensed.

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