Agent skills

Skills for your coding agent

Each skill teaches Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or another coding agent how to hand one specific job to a Vidbyte agent. Install it once, then ask for the job in plain words.

npx skills add cerredz/vidbyte-cli

Works in
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor
  • Gemini CLI
  • GitHub Copilot
  • OpenCode
  • Windsurf

15 skills shown

  1. 1
    Implement GitHub issues, one agent per issue

    github-issue-tasks

    Name the GitHub issues you want built. Each one gets its own fresh agent and its own branch, and draft PRs open only for the fixes you approve.

  2. 2
    Resolve merge conflicts on your PRs

    resolve-pr-conflicts

    Fix the open pull requests that went red after a merge. One agent per PR keeps both sides' changes, runs your checks, and pushes only what you approve.

  3. 3
    Research a competitor, one aspect at a time

    research-a-competitor

    Name a competitor and get one capped research run per aspect, from pricing and positioning to hiring, growth, reviews, and recent news.

  4. 4
    Make your vibe-coded app production ready

    vibe-coded-to-production

    Find and fix the security holes in an app built with Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, or Cursor, and keep the fixes in place with tests and CI.

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  5. 5
    Pick up where your agent sessions left off

    pick-up-where-my-sessions-left-off

    Turn your recent Claude Code and Codex sessions into a ranked list of next steps, each with the command to resume the session it came from.

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  6. 6
    Decide which pull requests to review first

    which-pr-to-review-first

    Turn a long queue of open pull requests into a review order for today, with a link and a one-line reason for every PR.

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  7. 7
    Cut your coding agent's token usage

    cut-my-agent-token-usage

    Find the Claude Code and Codex sessions that burn the most tokens, and get ranked changes, each with a token estimate from those sessions.

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  8. 8
    Stop repeating yourself to your coding agents

    stop-repeating-yourself

    Find what you keep telling Claude Code and Codex, and turn each repetition into one lasting fix that is applied only after you approve it.

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  9. 9
    Turn all your notes into one list of next actions

    next-actions-from-all-my-notes

    Read this week's Obsidian, Notion, Slack, and Google Docs together and get one ranked list of next actions across every tool.

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  10. 10
    Find what Slack still needs from you

    next-actions-from-slack

    Catch the requests, promises, and threads from the last week of Slack that still need you, ranked, with a link back to each one.

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  11. 11
    Turn your Notion pages into next actions

    next-actions-from-notion

    Pull the unchecked to-dos, stuck tasks, and unfinished ideas out of this week's Notion pages, and rank what matters most.

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  12. 12
    Turn your Obsidian notes into next actions

    next-actions-from-obsidian

    Find the open tasks, stale ideas, and unwritten notes in this week's Obsidian vault, and get a short ranked list of what to do next.

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  13. 13
    Turn your Google Docs into next actions

    next-actions-from-google-docs

    Find the open tasks in the Google Docs you wrote or edited this week, and get a short ranked list of next steps with links.

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  14. 14
    Get your focus time back from too many meetings

    too-many-meetings

    Measure your meeting load and get one recommendation per meeting, the focus hours each change gives back, and a polite note to each organizer.

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  15. 15
    Turn your request into a checklist

    turn-my-request-into-a-checklist

    Before your coding agent starts, turn what you just asked for into a checklist of prerequisites, first steps, checks, and risks.

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