20 WordPress Block Development alternatives
WordPress Block Development: Official WordPress skill for Gutenberg block work: block.json, attributes and serialization, dynamic rendering, and the deprecation path that keeps existing content valid. 20 agent skills do similar work, most sharing Open Source, Frontend and Official, ranked by how much they have in common with WordPress Block Development.
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by Sanity
Sanity's official agent skill — schema design, GROQ, TypeGen, Visual Editing, Portable Text, Studio structure, localization, Functions and Blueprints, plus integration guides for eight frontend frameworks.
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by Hugging Face
Build Gradio web UIs and ML demos in Python with the current API — components, layouts, events, and chat interfaces.
Also: Frontend, Open Source
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by Dart team
Compile C/C++ into Dart Code Assets with build and link hooks — local toolchain builds with linker tree-shaking, or hash-validated downloads of prebuilt libraries.
Also: Official, Open Source
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by Dart team
The Dart team's skill for structuring real command-line apps — thin entrypoints, honest exit codes, stream routing, signal teardown and AOT-safe subprocess spawning.
Also: Official, Open Source
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by Vercel
Vercel's official skill for auditing UI code against the Web Interface Guidelines — accessibility, performance and UX rules reported as terse file:line findings.
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by Vercel
Vercel's official guide to React's <ViewTransition> API — shared elements, list identity, Suspense reveals and directional route animations without an animation library.
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by Vercel
Vercel's official skill for React component architecture — replace boolean prop proliferation with compound components, lifted state and explicit variants. Includes React 19 APIs.
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by Sanity
Sanity's official CMS-agnostic skill for structured content modelling — separation of concerns, references versus embedding, content reuse and taxonomy design, with Sanity-specific notes.
Also: CMS
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by thedotmack
Persistent cross-session memory for coding agents: hooks capture each session, a local SQLite + vector store compresses it, and a mem-search skill reads it back.
Also: Open Source
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by Franz Enzenhofer
macOS CLI plus agent skill that lets Claude Code or Codex draw a big click-through arrow and sign on your screen to show you exactly what to click.
Also: Open Source
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by OpenQodex
Open source pre-push AI code review for Claude Code and Codex: scanners plus a separate reviewer that verifies every finding.
Also: Open Source
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by Alibaba Group
Alibaba's open-source AI code review CLI as an agent skill: line-level comments on diffs, branches and commits, with optional auto-fix.
Also: Open Source
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by dbwls99706
A single progressive-disclosure skill for production ROS 2 work — rclcpp/rclpy, colcon, QoS and DDS, tf2/URDF, ros2_control, Nav2, MoveIt 2, plus ROS 1 migration and hardware safety gates.
Also: Open Source
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by arpitg1304
Ten SKILL.md modules that give coding agents real ROS engineering judgement — ROS 1 and ROS 2, design patterns, perception, testing, Docker, bringup and robot security.
Also: Open Source
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by Bo
Multi-source academic literature search as an agent skill — OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar, CrossRef, PubMed and arXiv at four depths, from a 5-minute scan to a PRISMA-S logged systematic review.
Also: Open Source
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by Graphify Labs
Claude Code skill that turns any folder of code, docs, papers and images into a queryable knowledge graph, with every edge tagged as extracted, inferred or ambiguous.
Also: Open Source
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by Hugging Face
Choose and run the right local model with llama.cpp and GGUF — quantisation, hardware fit, and local serving.
Also: Open Source
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by Hugging Face
Hugging Face's official CLI skill — download, upload, and manage models, datasets, Spaces, and Jobs from the terminal.
Also: Open Source
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by Karl Lowenbjer
Claude Code plugin whose 22 writing rules cut reply length roughly in half and strip slogans, metaphors and filler from every answer.
Also: Open Source
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by Ryan (wheresryan22)
Agent skill that explains a technical idea by drawing it as a detailed, interactive isometric machine in SVG, with optional WebGL shaders and a 3D mode.
Also: Open Source
