This is the next distribution wave for making TokRepo discoverable by agents, not just by humans browsing a website.
Use this for MCP directories, agent tool marketplaces, awesome lists, and agent-client docs.
Public gist: https://gist.github.com/henu-wang/f21c8ce314f880771dd3e10c9292b2b9
Name: TokRepo
A quick reference for Claude Code skills — types, installation, and where to find them.
Skills are instruction files (.md) that teach Claude Code how to perform specific tasks. They live in your project's .claude/skills/ directory and are automatically loaded when relevant.
Curated from TokRepo — an open registry of 200+ AI assets.
npx tokrepo search "code review"
npx tokrepo search "git workflow"
TokRepo is an open registry for AI assets -- skills, prompts, MCP configs, and workflows. This guide shows how to integrate TokRepo into your tools and agents.
The fastest way to search TokRepo's 200+ curated assets:
# Search by keyword
Claude Code is more than a code generator -- it's a workflow engine. By combining skills, hooks, and MCP servers, you can automate repetitive development tasks end to end. Here are practical patterns I use daily.
Instead of manually writing PR descriptions, configure a skill that generates them from your commit history:
# .claude/skills/pr-workflow.md
A practical reference for writing effective prompts when working with AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot.
Context -- Role -- Action -- Format -- Tone
Context: "In our Next.js 14 app using App Router and TypeScript..."
Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers extend AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf with external tools and data sources. This guide covers the essentials of getting started.
MCP servers expose tools, resources, and prompts to AI agents over a standardized protocol. Think of them as plugins -- they give your AI assistant new capabilities like reading databases, calling APIs, or searching specialized knowledge bases.
Claude Code has become a go-to AI coding agent for many developers, but its real power comes from skills -- reusable instruction sets that teach the agent how to handle specific tasks consistently. Here are 10 skill categories that can dramatically improve your workflow.
Skills that enforce your team's review standards. Define patterns for identifying code smells, suggesting refactors, and ensuring consistency across PRs. A good review skill catches issues before CI does.
Automate test scaffolding for unit, integration, and e2e tests. Skills can encode your preferred testing framework conventions (Jest, Vitest, pytest) and ensure edge cases are covered.