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AI Agent Skills Docs for Install, Setup & Workflow Templates

Read Killer-Skills docs for installation, setup, CLI commands, IDE compatibility, and workflow templates to get started with AI agent skills.

Install AI Agent Skills

Start from zero with install, initialization, and first-run steps.

Set Up Cursor / Claude Code

See how each IDE gets its native skill format automatically.

CLI Commands & Sync

Review commands, sync behavior, and configuration options.

Workflow Template Entry Points

Move from docs into automation and template workflows.

Killer-Skills is the open standard for AI agent capabilities. It connects your AI assistant (Cursor, Claude, Windsurf) to a massive library of community-built skills.

One Platform, Any Agent

Killer-Skills acts as a bridge between AI agents and capabilities. Whether you need your agent to read PDFs, generate charts, or interact with databases, there's likely a skill for that.

Why Killer-Skills?

Universal Compatibility: Works with Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code, and more.
No Vendor Lock-in: Open source and community-driven.
Standard Protocol: Built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Ready to dive in?

Check out the Quick Start guide to empower your AI in seconds.

How do I install AI agent skills?

Start with the installation docs and run npx killer-skills add owner/repo to add a skill. The CLI auto-detects your IDE and writes the correct format.

What setup information is covered in the docs?

The docs cover installation, CLI commands, configuration, workflow concepts, and compatibility entry points for Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, and more.

Where can I find workflow templates and automation ideas?

Start with the workflows concept docs, then move into collections and skills pages for reusable automation and template scenarios.