Give your agents context to make them smarter

Find agent skills and context for Claude Code.

Works with these agents
Claude CodeCursorClineWindsurfZedAmpCodex CLIRoo CodeVS CodeGemini CLI+ any MCP client

What's in the directory

Everything AI agents need to be useful, curated and ready to use.

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Agent skills

Reusable instructions that teach your agent how to do things. A universal format that most AI coding tools now support.

Add a skill to your project or globally and your agent can follow it automatically.

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Context packs

Bundles of related skills you can install together. Grab a pack for a framework or workflow instead of adding skills one by one.

One pack, multiple skills - all configured to work together.

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MCP servers

Configs and docs for model context protocol servers. Copy-paste configs for Claude, Cursor, Cline, and any MCP client.

Each listing has configs ready for your specific tool.

Common questions

Everything you need to know about getting started with playbooks.

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What's a "skill" exactly?

Reusable instructions that teach your agent how to do things. Like a recipe it can follow every time.

Code review rules, commit message styles, refactoring patterns - drop them in your project and your agent uses them automatically.

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What tools does this work with?

Most AI coding tools now support skills - Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Factory, Amp, and more.

MCP configs are provided for each supported client so you can copy-paste and go.

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Is this free?

Yes. playbooks is a free, curated directory of skills, docs, and context that make AI agents smarter.

Browse and copy whatever you need - no account required.

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Can I submit my own skill or pack?

Yes. Login with GitHub and submit through the site. We review submissions to keep quality high.

Creators get attribution and a link back to their GitHub.

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Where do I put the files?

Skills go in your tool's skills folder - .claude/skills/ for Claude Code, .codex/skills/ for Codex CLI, and so on.

You can install them locally per-project or globally in your home directory.

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What's a context pack?

A bundle of related skills you can install together. Instead of adding skills one by one, grab a pack that covers a whole workflow or framework.

Think: a React pack with component patterns, testing conventions, and styling rules - all in one go.

Give your agent better context.

Get better code - no hallucinations.