A curated menu for the Claude Code skill gold rush

What it does An awesome-list, nothing more and nothing less: a hand-picked catalog of Claude Code skills, agents, and plugins, organized by use case (design, frontend, motion, marketing, code quality, workflow, accessibility) rather than by author. Each entry gets a one-line pitch and a recommendation tier — 必装 (must-install) down to 可选 (optional) — plus a copy-paste install command.

The interesting bit The tier system is the actual value. Instead of the usual awesome-list everything-goes sprawl, the author claims to reject filler and ranks entries, including a “必装 Top 10” that spans Anthropic’s official frontend-design plugin, Vercel Labs’ web-design-guidelines, and obra’s superpowers TDD/workflow suite. There’s also a meta-skill worth noting: Vercel’s find-skills, which lets the agent discover and install new skills itself.

Key highlights

• 50+ curated skills across seven scenario categories, each with a recommendation tier
• Heavy skew toward design/UI quality — the stated goal is killing the “AI-generated template look”
• Includes workflow changers like superpowers (TDD, parallel agents, plan mode, git worktrees)
• Points to larger aggregators (VoltAgent’s 549+ skill list) for when this list isn’t enough
• Written in Chinese; the structure and links are language-agnostic

Caveats

• It’s a list, not code — zero original tooling, so its worth lives or dies with curation taste
• The README is truncated in places, and “持续更新” (continuously updated) is a promise every awesome list makes and few keep

Verdict Worth a skim if you use Claude Code and feel the skill ecosystem is a disorganized flea market. If you don’t read Chinese or you want exhaustive coverage, go straight to the aggregator lists it links to.