Hi — quick scoping question before I open a PR.
All 16 entries in awesome_agent_skills/ today are domain skills (python-expert, deep-research, editor, debugger…). Categories: Coding / Research / Writing / Planning / Data Analysis.
I'd like to add cerver — but it's an infrastructure skill, not a domain one. It gives agents:
- Persistent memory — every session is an append-only transcript that survives restarts; sibling agents on the same account can read it
- Sandboxed compute — POST a task and it runs on a local relay / Vercel sandbox / E2B
- Unified secrets —
secret_fetch(name) over Infisical; the agent never sees raw API keys
It ships in the standard SKILL.md format already, so it'd drop into a new folder cleanly. The mismatch is conceptual, not structural — would you accept a PR that:
- Adds
awesome_agent_skills/cerver/SKILL.md
- Introduces a new section in
awesome_agent_skills/README.md (something like "### 🧩 Infrastructure" or "### 🛠️ Tools & State") with cerver as the first entry, leaving room for future infra-style skills?
If the answer is "yes, but use this section name instead" or "yes but skip the README change and just add the folder" — happy to follow whichever shape works for you. If it's a no (out of scope), no problem, won't waste anyone's review time.
Thanks!
Hi — quick scoping question before I open a PR.
All 16 entries in
awesome_agent_skills/today are domain skills (python-expert, deep-research, editor, debugger…). Categories: Coding / Research / Writing / Planning / Data Analysis.I'd like to add cerver — but it's an infrastructure skill, not a domain one. It gives agents:
secret_fetch(name)over Infisical; the agent never sees raw API keysIt ships in the standard
SKILL.mdformat already, so it'd drop into a new folder cleanly. The mismatch is conceptual, not structural — would you accept a PR that:awesome_agent_skills/cerver/SKILL.mdawesome_agent_skills/README.md(something like "### 🧩 Infrastructure" or "### 🛠️ Tools & State") with cerver as the first entry, leaving room for future infra-style skills?If the answer is "yes, but use this section name instead" or "yes but skip the README change and just add the folder" — happy to follow whichever shape works for you. If it's a no (out of scope), no problem, won't waste anyone's review time.
Thanks!