AIX Skills
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AIX Skills is a public collection of Agent Skills, templates, and references for building repeatable AI workflows.
This repository uses a hybrid structure: first-party skills that can be used directly, plus templates and authoring guidance for creating new skills.
What Is An Agent Skill?
Agent Skills are task-specific instructions, scripts, and references that an AI agent can load only when they are relevant. A good skill teaches an agent when to use a workflow, how to execute it, and what mistakes to avoid.
A good skill should have:
- Clear trigger conditions: when the agent should load it.
- A repeatable workflow: steps the agent can follow reliably.
- Lightweight context: core guidance in
SKILL.md, heavy references in supporting files.
- Verifiable results: checks that prove the skill was used correctly.
Repository Layout
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โโโ skills/ # First-party skills maintained in this repo
โโโ template/ # Copyable templates for new skills
โโโ docs/ # Maintainer guides and publishing checklists
โโโ scripts/ # Repository validation tools
โโโ CONTRIBUTING.md # Contribution guide
โโโ README.md
Available Skills
| Skill | Purpose |
|---|
8051-mcu-debug | Helps agents debug 8051-compatible MCU firmware, downloads, clocks, interrupts, and peripherals. |
avem-integration | Helps agents integrate and evaluate Avem embedded C framework modules. |
battery-charger-fuel-gauge-integration | Helps agents integrate and debug Li-ion charger and fuel gauge ICs (BQ24295, BQ27441, MAX17048) over I2C: input limit, watchdog host mode, CC/CV, NTC/JEITA faults, and SOC profile calibration. |
ble-gatt-integration | Helps agents integrate BLE GATT services, characteristics, MTU, security, and throughput. |
bootloader-debug | Helps agents debug bootloaders, app jumps, firmware upgrade state, and rollback paths. |
canbus-integration | Helps agents integrate CAN bus libraries, CANBus-Triple, MCP2515, filters, and bit timing. |
canopen-integration | Helps agents integrate CANopen object dictionaries, NMT, SDO, PDO, heartbeat, and EDS/DCF files. |
cellular-at-modem-integration | Helps agents integrate and debug Quectel, SIMCom, and u-blox cellular AT modems over UART for network registration, APN/PDP context, per-family TCP/UDP socket stacks (Quectel QIOPEN, SIMCom CIPSTART or NETOPEN/CIPOPEN, u-blox USOCx), URC parsing, and PSM/eDRX power saving. |
cmbacktrace-integration | Helps agents integrate CmBacktrace for Cortex-M crash reports and stack backtraces. |
cmsis-dsp-integration | Helps agents integrate CMSIS-DSP math, FFT, filters, and fixed-point processing. |
cortex-m-debug | Helps agents debug Cortex-M firmware, faults, startup code, and SWD/JTAG sessions. |
cortex-r5-debug | Helps agents debug Cortex-R5 startup, TCM, MPU/cache, exceptions, interrupts, and core modes. |
crc-checksum-integration | Helps agents implement and verify CRCs, checksums, byte coverage, and protocol integrity checks. |
easylogger-integration | Helps agents integrate EasyLogger output, timestamps, filters, and embedded log backends. |
embedded-app-example-libs | Helps agents adapt embedded application examples without copying unsafe assumptions. |
Each skill lives in its own folder under skills/ and uses SKILL.md as the entry point.
Quickstart
Install as a Claude Code plugin (recommended)
This repository is a Claude Code plugin marketplace. Add the marketplace once, then install all skills:
/plugin marketplace add easyzoom/aix-skills
/plugin install aix-skills@aix-skills
Pull the latest skills later with:
/plugin marketplace update aix-skills
Copy a single skill (fallback)
Prefer just one skill, or use another agent runtime? Copy the folder into your skills directory:
cp -R skills/webpage-to-markdown ~/.claude/skills/
Use ~/.claude/skills/ for personal skills or <repo>/.claude/skills/ for project-scoped skills.
Create a new skill
cp -R template/skill-template skills/my-new-skill
Then edit skills/my-new-skill/SKILL.md and run validation (requires PyYAML):
pip install pyyaml
python3 scripts/validate-skills.py
Design Principles
- Small core, rich references: keep
SKILL.md fast to scan; move long API references or scripts into supporting files.
- Trigger-first descriptions: frontmatter descriptions should say when to use a skill, not summarize every step.
- One excellent example: prefer one realistic example over many generic snippets.
- Public-ready by default: avoid secrets, private links, company-only assumptions, or unlicensed copied content.
- Verification matters: include checks so contributors can prove their skill works.
References
This repository is inspired by:
Contributing
Contributions are welcome. Read CONTRIBUTING.md before opening a pull request, and run:
python3 scripts/validate-skills.py
License
MIT. See LICENSE.
