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Find the right public AI-agent skill for a job — and know whether to trust it. Load when about to start a task type (Upwork freelancing, technical interviews, office documents, MCP/tool building, prompt engineering, web/frontend, data analysis, learning English) and you want to know which existing public skills to pull in, rated by source reputation and freshness. Answers "which skill do I load for X, and can I trust it?"
luongs3/skill-atlas · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 70
Install: claude install-skill luongs3/skill-atlas
# Skill Atlas A trust-rated index of public AI-agent skills, organized by job. Use it to answer: **"I'm about to do X — which public skills should I load, and can I trust them?"** The skills themselves live in their original repos. This atlas catalogs *which ones are good, where they come from, and how stale they are* — the trust layer most skill lists skip. ## When to load this skill At the **start of a task** that matches a known job, before hunting for tools yourself: | If the task is about… | Read | |---|---| | Winning work on Upwork | `jobs/upwork.md` | | Technical interview prep | `jobs/interview-prep.md` | | Algorithms / system design | `jobs/algorithms-system-design.md` | | Career planning / what to learn | `jobs/career-roadmaps.md` | | Word/PDF/PowerPoint/Excel | `jobs/office-documents.md` | | Building an MCP server / agent tool | `jobs/mcp-and-agent-tools.md` | | Writing better prompts | `jobs/prompt-engineering.md` | | Frontend / web app build or test | `jobs/web-frontend.md` | | Writing idiomatic Go | `jobs/go-development.md` | | Choosing Go backend libraries (HTTP, CLI, log, test) | `jobs/go-backend-libraries.md` | | Git: rebase, recovery, history | `jobs/git-version-control.md` | | Terraform / Kubernetes / infra | `jobs/devops-infrastructure.md` | | Dockerfile / compose / containers | `jobs/docker-containers.md` | | Schema design, SQL, migrations (Postgres) | `jobs/databases-sql.md` | | Designing a REST or gRPC API | `jobs/api-design.md` | | Metrics / trace