A marketplace of agent skills by VerySmallWoods — content creation, publishing, analytics, and security scanning.
> /plugin marketplace add sugarforever/01coder-agent-skills> /plugin install 01coder-skills@01coder-agent-skills
A marketplace of agent skills by VerySmallWoods — content creation, publishing, analytics, and security scanning. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, and any other coding agent that supports the skills.sh format.
Uses the skills.sh installer by Matt Pocock:
npx skills@latest add sugarforever/01coder-agent-skills
Pick the skills you want and the agents to install them on. Done.
/plugin marketplace add sugarforever/01coder-agent-skills
/plugin install 01coder-skills@01coder-agent-skills
New skills are picked up automatically on marketplace update — no reinstall needed.
.srt subtitle files (Chinese and English) while preserving timestamps.~/.claude/projects into organized, readable Markdown with linked tool-call details.~/.codex/sessions and optional archived sessions into organized, readable Markdown.claude-session-manager.Applies the author's Chinese writing style to writing, translation, editing, subtitles, tweets, newsletters, and social posts. It enforces Chinese punctuation preferences, natural Chinese tech prose, and structure carried by the writing rather than fixed templates.
SKILL.md loads reference files on demand:
references/punctuation.mdreferences/article-structure.mdreferences/voice-and-phrasing.mdreferences/social-media-style.mdThe codex-cli skill is intended to let other agents, such as Claude Code or OpenClaw, deliberately consult OpenAI Codex CLI for scoped one-off work. It should behave like a bridge workflow, not a replacement for the host agent: first verify that codex is installed, delegate a clearly framed task through codex exec, then inspect and report the concrete result.
When improving this skill, keep it focused on practical Codex CLI operation:
codex exec workflows over interactive sessions.Goal, Context, Constraints, and Done when.read-only for planning, review, critique, and image generation unless the user explicitly wants Codex to edit files.$CODEX_HOME/generated_images/<session-id>/ or ~/.codex/generated_images/<session-id>/, verify dimensions when an aspect ratio was requested, and report the path proactively.Future additions should be small and evidence-oriented: better session-id extraction, safer output parsing, known CLI flag changes, and stronger image/file discovery are aligned with the skill. Broad Codex product documentation, general prompt engineering, or host-agent-specific behavior should stay out unless it directly improves this delegation workflow.
Manages Claude Code JSONL transcripts from ~/.claude/projects and exports Markdown under ~/.claude/session-markdown by default. It supports full export and specific-session export. In specific mode it first lists numbered candidates with modified time, project key, short session id, cwd, and first prompt excerpt, then exports the chosen session.
The exporter is dependency-free Python. It keeps main transcript Markdown readable and writes full tool payloads to linked tool-details/*.tools.md sidecar files by default.
Manages Codex JSONL transcripts from ~/.codex/sessions/YYYY/MM/DD/*.jsonl and optionally ~/.codex/archived_sessions/*.jsonl. It uses the same full/specific mode pattern as claude-session-manager, with ~/.codex/session-markdown as the default output folder.
The exporter is dependency-free Python and understands Codex timestamp / type / payload events, including session metadata, messages, tool calls, and tool outputs.
The judgment layer on top of claude-session-manager. It locates a session by natural-language description ("the session where I fixed the connection-reset bug"), reads the exported compact transcript, segments multi-task sessions into topic arcs, mines friction signals (user corrections, repeated manual steps, supplied domain knowledge), and applies a worth-it gate — only proposing a skill when the work involves non-obvious process, taste/judgment, or a divergence from the standard approach. A clean "nothing worth making here" is a valid result.
It is conversational and gated: it confirms the session, then proposes create/update/reuse with evidence before writing anything — nothing is drafted without approval. The bundled scripts/extract_session_signals.py deterministically pulls human prompts (filtering tool results, command wrappers, and thinking blobs) with topic-arc hints, so mining stays cheap on large sessions.
skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md with YAML frontmatter:
---
name: skill-name
description: When to trigger this skill. Be specific about trigger phrases — include Chinese and English if applicable.
---
./scripts/sync-marketplace-skills.sh to regenerate the skills[] array in .claude-plugin/marketplace.json, then bump the version manually.references/, scripts/, assets/, or templates/ directories alongside SKILL.md for domain knowledge, automation, or report templates.Do not add per-skill README.md files. Keep agent-facing instructions in SKILL.md and put human-facing summaries or development notes in this repository README.
See CLAUDE.md for the full convention.
Pull requests welcome — new skills or improvements to existing ones. Please follow the structure described in CLAUDE.md.
01coder-agent-skills is a Claude Code plugin with 23 hand-picked skills, indexed on Flowy in the Content category. Install it with the command on its page. It includes add-feishu, claude-session-manager, codex-cli. Its skills do not fire on their own yet. Request auto-invocation to have Flowy route them as you prompt. Free and open source.
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