● Everyday Agent Skills

1,000 original skills · 61 groups

Stop re-explaining. Give your AI 1,000 skills it can follow.

Ready-made, plain-English procedures for Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI and Cursor. Copy the folders once, then just ask — your tool picks the matching skill.

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Built for the tools you already use

Claude CodeCodex CLIGemini CLICursorAny chatbot (paste a file)

Tool names describe compatibility only. The pack is not affiliated with or endorsed by these companies.

Why skills

Same task. Same steps. Every time.

If you use AI every day, you already repeat the same jobs: write this email, plan my week, turn this bug into a report. A skill turns each job into a short, named procedure your tool can follow — with steps, an output format, an example and clear limits.

Without skills

With Everyday Agent Skills

1,000original skills

61skill groups

4tools with install steps

$27one-time price

What's inside

From emails to supply chains.

1,000 skills in 61 groups, from writing and coding to meal plans and negotiation prep. Every count comes from the catalog file in the download.

Show a one-line summary of all 61 groups

Writing (13)Briefs, plain-language edits, tone, structure, email, feedback, headlines, and comparing drafts.
Research and learning (13)Source plans, claim-check plans, study guides, glossaries, and fair viewpoint maps.
Marketing and sales (12)Offer clarity, page outlines, honest objections, and fact-only comparisons — no invented proof.
Coding helpers (13)Bug reports, commit messages, PR descriptions, test-case lists, and READMEs from real files.
Productivity and planning (13)Weekly plans, agendas, decision logs, handoffs, and realistic scope cuts.
Business and finance basics (12)Invoices, budget tables, and policy drafts from your figures; not professional advice.
Content creation (12)Outlines, show notes, calendars, and repurposing without new claims.
Personal life and career (12)Resume bullets, interview prep, and bios from facts you can stand behind.
Design and UI (40)Hierarchy, spacing, forms, type scales, empty states, and layout work from mocks or CSS you provide.
Accessibility (31)Practical checks and copy (alt text, headings, keyboard paths, captions). Work lists, not legal certifications.
Video and motion (32)B-roll needs, pacing, export checklists, and production notes from a script or cut you already have.
Cloud and DevOps (31)Runbooks, rollback plans, env inventories, and defensive ops notes — not exploits or unauthorized scans.
Databases (22)Schema inventories, migration reviews, and fixture plans from DDL or queries you provide.
Testing and QA (20)Test plans, repro steps, flaky-test triage, and report summaries, without padded pass rates.
Data analysis (20)Question framing, metric definitions, comparability checks, and caveats under a number, from your data.
SEO (20)Honest titles, intent notes, and duplicate-URL questions, with no ranking promises and no stuffing.
E-commerce (20)Product titles, shipping copy, inventory wording, and checkout reviews from facts you can support.
AI image, audio, and video prompting (20)Prompts and iteration notes with rights cautions; no living-artist or likeness-copy instructions.
Education and teaching (20)Objectives, lesson sequences, rubrics, and feedback comments; not a credential or a diagnosis.
HR and hiring (16)Role descriptions, structured interview questions, and offer-email facts; not legal advice.
Customer support (16)Policy-based replies, macros, and ticket handoffs, without inventing exceptions.
Project management (16)RAID logs, milestone maps, status reports, and change-request notes from facts you already have.
Docs and technical writing (16)Procedures, API reference drafts, changelogs, and quickstart honesty passes.
Security hygiene (20)Password-manager habits, recovery inventories, and ordinary account-security checklists — not exploits.
Personal finance organizing (20)Bill calendars and receipt inventories from figures you already have; not investment or tax advice.
Travel and events (20)Packing lists, document checklists, and itinerary notes from trip facts you provide.
Legal-document organizing (16)Inventories and key-date calendars from documents you already have; not legal advice.
Real estate admin (16)Property file inventories and lease date locators from records you keep; not legal or investment advice.
Nonprofits (16)Program one-pagers and volunteer role briefs from facts the organization already has.
Freelancing (16)Scopes of work and rate cards from numbers and threads you already have.
Social media management (16)Channel purpose grids and post drafts from briefs you approved; no fake engagement claims.
Podcasting (16)Episode briefs, run-of-show, and show-note drafts from themes you already chose.
Health-habit tracking (16)Habit logs and self-checks from a plan the user already chose; not medical advice.
Parenting and home organization (16)Weekly home-reset lists and household routines from standards the household already set.
Language learning (16)Goal self-checks and practice plans from the learner’s own goals; not a credential.
Sales ops (16)Pipeline hygiene and sales-ops notes from snapshots the user already has; no invented forecasts.
Product management (16)Problem briefs and product notes from evidence the team already has.
Research for writers (16)Question narrowing and research helpers for a writing topic the user already has.
Mobile development (16)Offline-behavior notes and mobile-dev checklists from screens or constraints you provide.
API design (16)Resource models and API notes from jobs clients already need to do.
ML and AI engineering (16)Problem-fit notes and engineering checklists from a stated job; not a promise of model results.
Automation and no-code (16)Automation job briefs from a repeatable process the user already has.
Spreadsheets (16)Workbook layouts and sheet-structure help for a living spreadsheet the user already keeps.
Game development (14)Design docs from a core loop, playtest plans, level briefs, dialogue maps, and player-facing patch notes.
Data engineering (14)Pipeline DAGs, backfill plans, schema-evolution notes, data contracts, and freshness targets from jobs you already run.
Web performance (14)Core Web Vitals notes, LCP and CLS inventories, font and image budgets, and third-party script reviews from your numbers.
Open source maintenance (14)Contributing guides, issue triage, release checklists, changelogs, and maintainer onboarding from how you already work.
Writing fiction (14)Premises, beat outlines, scene goals, dialogue passes, continuity logs, and beta-reader guides for your own story.
Academic study skills (14)Lecture-note systems, annotated bibliographies, chapter plans, exam calendars, and citation hygiene.
Event marketing (12)Landing pages from confirmed facts, promo calendars, speaker kits, reminders, and ticket copy without fake scarcity.
Email marketing (12)Consent audits, welcome series, newsletter outlines, deliverability checklists, and honest results readouts.
Community management (12)Welcome paths, guidelines, moderator handoffs, health snapshots, and escalation paths for a real community.
UX research (12)Research questions and methods, screeners, task scripts, interview guides, and findings briefs.
Interior and home projects (12)Room briefs, furniture layouts from measurements, budgets from quotes, contractor questions, and cut lists.
Cooking and meal planning (12)Weekly cook plans, grocery lists, batch-cook days, leftover ideas, and recipe scaling; no diet advice.
Fitness logging (12)Training logs, effort notes, weekly reviews, and session cards from a plan you already follow; no new prescriptions.
Career growth for managers (12)One-on-one agendas, delegation briefs, feedback prep, decision logs, and new-manager plans.
Public speaking (12)Talk briefs, outlines from a time box, slide storyboards, speaker notes, rehearsal plans, and Q&A prep.
Negotiation prep (12)Interests and options, walk-away notes, offer comparisons, agendas, and recap emails from your facts.
Operations and logistics (12)Order-to-fulfillment maps, receiving checklists, exception logs, shift handoffs, and peak calendars.
Supply chain basics (12)Supplier lists with risk notes, reorder points, PO checklists, lead-time trackers, and disruption plans.

Get all 1,000 skills for $27

One payment. The files are yours to keep and edit.

Peek inside

Every skill is a short file you can read.

Each one lives in its own folder as SKILL.md: when to use it, the steps, the output format, an example and guardrails. Here are three real excerpts. Click one to enlarge it.

email-draft

A professional email with one clear ask and a matching subject line.

weekly-plan-from-dump

A brain dump turned into a realistic weekly plan with priorities and next actions.

invoice-draft

A plain-text invoice from the hours, rates and client details you provide.

How it works

Install once. Use it every day.

Step 01

Copy the folders

Unzip the pack and copy the skill folders into the skills folder your tool reads.

Step 02

Call a skill

Type its name, or simply ask for the task. Your tool loads the matching SKILL.md.

Step 03

Give it your facts

The skill follows its steps using only what you provide. It marks gaps instead of guessing.

The install

Two commands per tool.

The commands come straight from INSTALL.md in the download, with the user-level folder for each tool. Restart or reload your tool, then call a skill by name — or describe the task and let the tool pick the matching skill.

No skills support in your app? Paste one SKILL.md into any chatbot at the start of a conversation. That method is in the install guide too.

Who it's for

For people who already use AI and keep repeating themselves.

Writers & marketers

Briefs, edits, headlines, newsletters, landing-page outlines.

Developers

Bug reports, PR descriptions, test plans, runbooks, API notes.

Designers

Hierarchy, spacing, accessibility checks and UX research guides.

Teachers & students

Lesson plans, rubrics, study guides, lecture-note systems.

Shop & support teams

Product titles, policy-based replies, macros, supplier lists.

Freelancers & managers

Scopes of work, invoices, one-on-one agendas, weekly plans.

Not for you if you want a scraped library of other people’s GitHub skills, a “100k pack”, medical or legal advice, or a promise that a skill will make money.

The download

Everything in one zip.

1,000 original SKILL.md files in 61 groups
QUICKSTART.md — get set up in minutes
INSTALL.md — paths for each tool, with links to the official docs
CATALOG.md — the full list with a one-line purpose for each skill
LICENSE.txt — personal and commercial use, including client work (no resale of the pack)

Bonus 01

Quick-Start Prompt Cards

50 original prompts. Each card names the skill it pairs with.

Bonus 02

Free Skills Guide

Where to find free skills and how to check a license first. Links only, not copies.

Price

One price. Yours to keep.

Everyday Agent Skills

$27

one-time payment

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Everyday Agent Skills · 1,000 skills plus both bonuses

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Future expansions are not promised as part of this purchase.

Questions

Good questions, straight answers.

Are these copied from skills.sh or GitHub?

No. Every skill in this pack was written for this product. The bonus guide only links to skills.sh and explains how to install other people’s free skills yourself. The Quick-Start Prompt Cards are original too.

Is it really 1,000 skills?

Yes: 1,000 original skills in 61 groups, listed one by one in CATALOG.md. It is not a padded “100k” bundle.

Will it work in a regular ChatGPT or Claude chat?

Yes, by pasting a skill into the conversation. It will not “install” there the way it does in Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI or Cursor.

How long does setup take?

For most people, a few minutes per tool: unzip, copy the skill folders into the folder your tool reads, then restart or reload. QUICKSTART.md walks you through it.

Can I use these in client work?

Yes. The license allows personal and commercial use of the skills, including work for clients. It does not allow reselling the pack itself. See LICENSE.txt.

Is this legal, medical or financial advice?

No. Some skills help you organise your own numbers, documents or habits. They are procedures and templates, not professional advice.

What if a skill does not show up in my tool?

Check the path in INSTALL.md, reload or restart the tool, and confirm the folder contains SKILL.md. Still stuck? Email hello@pathwayscout.com and say which tool you use.

Your AI already knows how to write. Now give it your playbook.

1,000 ready-made skills for $27, one time.

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Everyday Agent Skills · 1,000 skills plus both bonuses

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Earnings and results disclaimer

This product is a set of written skills and documentation. PathwayScout does not claim that you will earn money, get traffic, get clients, or get any particular result by buying or using it. Nothing on this page is an earnings claim, a business-opportunity pitch, or a case study of income. Any mention of invoices, sales pages, client work, or resale rights is about the kind of task or license involved, not about revenue you should expect.

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