Your AI agent’s first day as a solo business intern

What it does OPC Skills distributes task-specific “skills”—folders containing a SKILL.md file, scripts, and resources—to AI agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. Each skill targets a practical chore faced by one-person companies: optimizing for AI search engines, researching demand on Reddit, hunting for domains, or generating logos. The project acts as both a curated catalog and a standard format, letting solopreneurs extend their AI assistant without drafting prompts from scratch.

The interesting bit Rather than building a new agent framework, the project piggybacks on the existing Agent Skills standard and a universal installer to push these instruction packs into more than a dozen already-popular coding tools. It is essentially prompt engineering as a productized open-source utility—packaging tribal knowledge into reusable agent memory.

Key highlights

• Covers the full indie-hacker lifecycle: SEO/GEO optimization, domain hunting, logo and banner creation, social listening on Reddit and X, and Product Hunt research.
• Installs into 16+ AI tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Goose, etc.) via a universal installer or the Claude Code plugin marketplace.
• Self-contained format: each skill folder includes a SKILL.md with YAML frontmatter, instructions, and any helper scripts.
• Some skills chain together; for example, domain-hunter depends on the twitter and reddit skills, and the image generators rely on nanobanana.

Caveats

• Several skills are tightly coupled; installing domain-hunter without its twitter and reddit dependencies will leave you with a broken agent.
• Most skills are thin wrappers around third-party APIs and external models (e.g., Gemini for image generation, twitterapi.io for X data), so utility depends on those services staying available.

Verdict Worth a look if you are a solo founder already living inside Claude Code or Cursor and tired of rewriting the same prompts for market research or asset generation. If you are building core product infrastructure, this is not a framework—just well-organized agent seasoning.