Antigravity Awesome Skills — 1,340+ Agentic Skills Library
Installable library of 1,340+ agentic skills for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI. One command installs skills like brainstorming, security auditing, frontend design, and API design.
What it is
Antigravity Awesome Skills is an installable library of 1,340+ agentic skills for AI coding assistants. Each skill is a standalone markdown file that gives your AI agent domain expertise in areas like brainstorming, security auditing, test-driven development, frontend design, and API design.
The library works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and other agents that support the skills protocol. Install all skills with one command or pick specific ones. It is designed for developers who want to expand their AI assistant beyond basic code generation.
How it saves time or tokens
Instead of writing detailed instructions every time you need your AI agent to perform a specialized task, Antigravity skills pre-load domain expertise. A security auditing skill brings best practices for vulnerability scanning. A brainstorming skill provides a structured seven-phase design facilitation process. These skills activate automatically when relevant, reducing the prompting effort and improving output quality without manual context injection.
How to use
- Install all 1,340+ skills with a single command:
npx antigravity-awesome-skills
- Or install for a specific AI agent:
npx antigravity-awesome-skills --claude # Claude Code
npx antigravity-awesome-skills --cursor # Cursor
npx antigravity-awesome-skills --gemini # Gemini CLI
npx antigravity-awesome-skills --codex # Codex CLI
- Skills activate automatically when your agent encounters a relevant task. No additional configuration is needed.
Example
The brainstorming skill in action provides a structured seven-phase workflow:
# Brainstorming Skill — 7-Phase Design Facilitation
Phase 1: Understand Context
- What problem are we solving?
- Who is the user?
- What constraints exist?
Phase 2: One Question at a Time
- Ask targeted questions to uncover hidden requirements
Phase 3: Non-Functional Requirements
- Performance, security, scalability considerations
Phase 4: Understanding Lock
- Confirm shared understanding before proceeding
Phase 5: Explore Design Approaches
- Generate 3+ distinct architectural options
Phase 6: Present Design
- Present the recommended approach with tradeoffs
Phase 7: Decision Log
- Record decisions and rationale for future reference
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Common pitfalls
- Installing all 1,340+ skills at once may slow down agent startup on older machines. If you notice performance issues, install only the categories you actively use.
- Skills are markdown files that consume context window space. Running multiple specialized skills simultaneously can reduce the available context for your actual task.
- Not all skills are equally polished. Some community-contributed skills may need customization for your specific workflow and coding standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Antigravity supports Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and any agent that implements the skills add protocol. Each agent has a dedicated install flag (--claude, --cursor, --gemini, --codex).
Skills are installed as markdown files in your agent's skills directory. The agent reads relevant skill files based on the task context. For example, a security-related task automatically loads the security auditing skill.
Yes. Use the --skill flag to select individual skills: npx antigravity-awesome-skills --skill brainstorming security-audit frontend-design. This keeps your installation focused and lightweight.
The Antigravity repository is actively maintained with community contributions. Skills are versioned and you can update by re-running the install command. Check the GitHub repository for the latest additions.
Yes. Skills are markdown files following a standard format. You can create custom skills for your team and optionally contribute them back to the Antigravity repository via pull requests.
Citations (3)
- Antigravity GitHub— Antigravity Awesome Skills library with 1,340+ skills
- Anthropic Documentation— Claude Code skills installation protocol
- Agent Skills Standard— Agent skills standard for AI coding assistants
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Source & Thanks
Created by sickn33. Licensed under MIT.
antigravity-awesome-skills — ⭐ 30,500+
Thank you for building and sharing this massive skill library with the AI developer community.