Anthony Fu's Skills
A curated collection of Agent Skills reflecting one maintainer's preferences and best practices, aimed at developers working mainly in Vite, Nuxt, and Vue.
The collection splits into hand-maintained skills, such as one covering the author's own conventions for app or library projects using ESLint, pnpm, Vitest, and Vue, and a design-principles skill for UnoCSS-centered semantic tokens and UI patterns, versus skills generated from official documentation and then fine-tuned by the maintainer, covering Vue, Nuxt, Pinia, Vite, VitePress, Vitest, UnoCSS, and pnpm. The generated skills use git submodules to reference each project's own documentation directly, which the author states keeps the skills' context more reliable and current as the upstream projects change, rather than a one-time copy that goes stale.
The project describes itself as a proof of concept for generating agent skills from source documentation and keeping them synchronized, and states that how well the skills perform in practice has not been fully tested yet.
Installation uses the skills package manager's CLI, and it is written in TypeScript and distributed under the MIT license.