jochne/linuxdo-awesome-skills

This repository is a curated index of AI agent skills shared by users of Linux.do, a Chinese-language tech community forum. Each entry in the directory links to a community-contributed skill, with columns noting what the skill does, what it requires to run, category tags, the GitHub project URL, its star count, and the forum thread where it was discussed. An online version of the directory is hosted as a web page for browsing. The README is entirely in Chinese and organized as a large table. The focus is on helping community members quickly find skills worth trying. A skill in this context is a packaged instruction set or tool that extends an AI coding agent's capabilities, similar to the concept of Claude Code skills or custom agent commands. The directory covers a wide range of tasks. Several entries focus on presentation generation: converting UI screenshots to code, generating PPTX files from PDFs or Markdown, creating academic thesis defense slides from LaTeX source, and building image-heavy slide decks using AI image generation. Other entries address knowledge management: building a searchable wiki from Karpathy's LLM course materials, converting codebases and documents into Neo4j knowledge graphs for structured question-answering, and reading WeChat public account articles for quick archiving. Additional skills listed cover deep research report generation with multi-agent support, restructuring large AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md instruction files into leaner progressive-disclosure formats, and other productivity tools linked back to the forum threads where they were first posted. The repository itself is primarily an HTML navigation page with accompanying documentation for each skill under a docs/skills/ folder. It does not contain the skills themselves, only links and descriptions. The star counts in the table reflect the popularity of each underlying project on GitHub. The project is maintained by a single contributor and updated as new skills are posted to the Linux.do forum.