ogulcancelik/agent-skills

This repository is a small collection of skills that can be added to coding agents, meant to work with more than one agent tool rather than being tied to a single product. The README describes the skills as small and opinionated, and it currently includes two of them. The first, called web-search, gives an AI agent free web search by running through your own browser instead of a paid search API. A persistent local browser process uses real search engines, opens the pages you select from the results, renders pages that need JavaScript to display properly, and returns the content as clean Markdown that an agent can actually read. The stated goal is to reduce failures caused by websites detecting and blocking automated bots, which is a common problem when an agent tries to browse the web on its own. The second, called preflight, is described as an explicit, proportional risk and evidence workflow for meaningful implementation work. Before an agent starts coding, it challenges the scope of the change, asking whether the planned work actually matches what was requested. Afterward, it verifies the resulting change against a contract that was locked in beforehand, so the agent cannot quietly drift from the original plan. The README notes that preflight is still experimental and its shape may change significantly as the author keeps exploring the right design. Both skills follow the shared Agent Skills format, and either the whole collection or a single skill can be installed with one npx command. The README does not describe any other skills beyond these two. The project is released under the MIT license, so it can be used, modified, and redistributed freely as long as the copyright notice is kept.