The open format is called Agent Skills and works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents — most people know it as Claude Skills.
Every Agent Skill we could find on GitHub, deduplicated by content. 79 437 files from 1 744 authors, of which 61 785 are unique — the rest is the same skill repackaged into someone else's repository. For each one: what it weighs in tokens, whether it ships runnable scripts, and which MCP servers it needs.
Explore emerging marketing channels. Use when: evaluating voice search, social commerce, or new platforms.
Run a full marketing engagement using the 12-Part methodology. Use when starting a new engagement, advancing parts, applying the Decision Matrix, or showing engagement status.
Audit brand entity consistency. Use when: checking Wikidata, Knowledge Panel, or directory discrepancies.
Configure content eval settings. Use when: adjusting score thresholds, dimension weights, or auto-reject rules.
Evaluate content quality. Use when: scoring drafts, checking hallucinations, or assessing brand voice compliance.
Batch evaluate multiple content pieces. Use when: scoring a content library, campaign assets, or deliverable set.
Generate C-suite executive summaries. Use when: preparing board reports, portfolio ROI, or strategic reviews.
Design executive marketing dashboards. Use when: building CMO reports, board metrics, or leadership views.
Run synthetic focus groups. Use when: testing messaging, pricing, or positioning before live research spend.
Produce the Four Core Documents at strategic depth (61 total steps): Business & SBU Analysis, Segmentation Framework, Brand Positioning, DMFlow. Use when running Part 3 of the engagement methodology.
Design marketing funnels. Use when: mapping customer journeys, attribution modeling, or conversion paths.
Audit funnel performance. Use when: finding drop-off points, conversion gaps, or stage bottlenecks.
Monitor brand AI visibility. Use when: tracking mentions in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, or AI Overviews.
Engineer growth loops. Use when: building referral programs, viral loops, or product-led growth strategy.
Produce the 11-section Growth Plan — the flagship Part 8 client-facing deliverable that synthesises the entire engagement into a single executable strategy.
Query and interpret the new Google Search Console AI Performance Report (AI Overviews + AI Mode impressions/pages/countries/devices/dates). Use when: baselining AI search visibility, reading the new GSC AI report, or configuring the in-Search-Console AI opt-out toggle.
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Audit hreflang tags. Use when: checking missing tags, incorrect language codes, or x-default configuration.
Audit image SEO. Use when: checking alt text, file sizes, WebP/AVIF formats, lazy loading, or responsive images.
Import brand guidelines. Use when: adding voice guides, style restrictions, or messaging frameworks.
Import agency SOPs. Use when: adding workflow definitions, approval processes, or launch checklists.
Create influencer campaign briefs. Use when: setting creator criteria, FTC compliance, or measurement plans.
Plan influencer and creator partnerships. Use when: discovering creators, UGC campaigns, or FTC compliance.
Show MCP integration status. Use when: checking active connectors, available integrations, or skill unlocks.
Generate marketing intelligence briefings from compound intelligence across agents — surfaces learnings, cross-agent patterns, confidence distribution, and playbooks. Use when reviewing accumulated marketing learnings, preparing for quarterly planning, onboarding team members, or identifying knowledge gaps.
Design cross-channel customer journeys. Use when: mapping touchpoints, branching logic, or stage transitions.
Build a content cluster plan from seed keywords — pillar+spokes architecture with internal-link map, intent grouping, and quality scorecard. Use when: planning topical authority, designing a content hub, deduping cannibalising pages, or staging a programmatic content rollout.
Research keyword expansion, intent, and gaps. Use when: mapping search intent, finding content gaps, or long-tail discovery.
Audit landing pages. Use when: scoring above-fold clarity, trust signals, form friction, message match, or mobile UX.
Audit multilingual content consistency. Use when: checking language parity, regional compliance, or translation quality.
Configure language settings. Use when: setting primary languages, do-not-translate terms, or locale formatting.
Launch paid ad campaigns. Use when: deploying ads on Google, Meta, LinkedIn, or TikTok with targeting and safeguards.
Orchestrate the full multi-channel launch of an approved campaign plan — pre-launch checklist, asset readiness gate, channel-by-channel activation, CRM campaign record creation, kickoff comms, day-1 monitor setup. Broader than /launch-ad-campaign (which is paid-ads only).
Build product launch playbooks. Use when: planning pre-launch, launch day, or post-launch phases.
Import leads into CRM. Use when: loading leads from forms, CSV, or manual entry with deduplication and scoring.
Save a marketing learning or insight. Use when: capturing knowledge, recording campaign results, building compound intelligence.
Create live Looker Studio dashboards. Use when: connecting marketing data sources with auto-configured visualizations.
Audit local SEO health. Use when: reviewing GBP optimization, NAP consistency, local citations, or local pack rankings.
Build local SEO strategy. Use when: optimizing Google Business Profile, fixing NAP consistency, improving local pack rankings.
Localize campaigns for multiple markets. Use when: translating assets, adapting references, adjusting compliance.
Identify and model growth loops. Use when: detecting viral, content, or paid loops, modeling effectiveness, proposing new loops.
Assess current market conditions. Use when: checking economic indicators, cultural moments, or competitive activity.
Design marketing automation workflows. Use when: building lead scoring, nurture sequences, drip campaigns, or behavioral triggers.
Audit the martech stack. Use when: evaluating marketing tools, recommending consolidation, or choosing between platforms.
Create a paid media plan. Use when: building media buy schedules, cross-channel budget allocation, or creative rotation calendars.
Test message variants on synthetic audiences. Use when: predicting response rates, sentiment, or objections before live tests.
Score localized content quality. Use when: checking translation accuracy, cultural adaptation, or voice preservation.
Map the competitive narrative landscape. Use when: analyzing positioning territories, gaps, competitor claims, differentiation.
Track AI engine brand narratives. Use when: detecting narrative drift, misrepresentation, or competitor narrative gains over time.
Analyze SEO for a single page. Use when: auditing on-page signals, schema, content quality, E-E-A-T, or AI search readiness.
Plan paid advertising campaigns. Use when: managing Google Ads, Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads, bid strategy, or budget optimization.
Generate branded PDF reports. Use when: creating executive summaries, campaign reports, or client deliverables.
Pull live marketing metrics for a performance snapshot: KPIs vs targets, trend comparison, and cross-platform overview. Use when checking current marketing performance, monitoring KPI health, comparing to benchmarks, or getting a quick status update across analytics platforms.
Generate performance reports. Use when: tracking KPIs, trend analysis, anomaly detection, and actionable recommendations.
Update CRM pipeline. Use when: changing deal stages, values, notes, tracking velocity, or managing deal progression.
Create media pitch packages. Use when: building pitch templates, media lists, outreach strategy, or journalist-request-platform responses (Qwoted, Featured, Source of Sources).
Test pricing strategies with synthetic data. Use when: simulating willingness to pay, price sensitivity, or optimal price points.
Plan programmatic SEO pages. Use when: building template engines, URL patterns, thin content safeguards, or quality gates.
A/B test content variations. Use when: comparing quality scores across prompt approaches, headline styles, or content versions.
Publish blog posts. Use when: deploying to WordPress or Webflow with SEO optimization, categories, and scheduling.
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