Packaging a maintainer's instincts for AI agents

What it does

This repository collects Agent Skills—standardized markdown files that tell AI coding agents how to work with specific tools and frameworks. It bundles Anthony Fu’s personal conventions alongside generated and vendored documentation for the Vue and Vite ecosystems, consumable through the skills CLI. The repository doubles as a template for generating your own curated collection.

The interesting bit

Rather than copy-pasting documentation, the project references upstream source docs through git submodules so the skills can stay in sync as frameworks evolve. It is an attempt to make a maintainer’s instincts both shareable and machine-readable.

Key highlights

• Hand-maintained antfu skill encoding personal preferences for eslint, pnpm, vitest, and Vue projects
• Generated skills for Vue, Nuxt, Vite, Vitest, Pinia, and UnoCSS, created from official documentation
• Vendored skills synced from external repositories including Slidev, Turborepo, and VueUse
• Structured as a forkable template for building custom skill collections
• Designed for on-demand loading to scale beyond a single agent context window

Caveats

• Explicitly labeled a proof-of-concept; the maintainer has not fully tested how well the skills perform in practice
• Agents may fail to pull in skills when needed (“false negatives”), whereas AGENTS.md loads everything upfront

Verdict

Useful if you want your coding agent to absorb Anthony Fu’s Vue/Vite-centric opinions and best practices. If you need guaranteed agent compliance without tooling gaps, the maintainer himself suggests AGENTS.md is currently the safer bet.