Use ccxt-cli to query cryptocurrency exchanges from the terminal without writing application code. Check prices, balances, and orders, stream live market data, display candlestick charts, and return JSON results for shell scripts.
- Check market prices and account balances from the terminal
- Test API credentials and inspect request errors
- Compare live prices across exchanges
ccxt/ccxt☆ 44.6KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Build cryptocurrency exchange integrations in TypeScript or JavaScript with CCXT. Get examples for fetching prices, placing orders, checking balances, and receiving live updates, alongside guidance on authentication, supported methods, and error handling.
- Build a cryptocurrency trading bot
- Monitor live prices and order books
- Track portfolio balances
ccxt/ccxt☆ 44.6KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Build cryptocurrency exchange integrations in C# and .NET with CCXT. Get guidance on setup, market data, orders, authentication, and error handling, using REST for individual requests and WebSocket connections for live price and order book updates.
- Adding cryptocurrency prices to a C# application
- Implementing order placement and cancellation
- Monitoring live prices and order books
ccxt/ccxt☆ 44.6KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Use Binance Onchain Pay APIs to prepare cryptocurrency purchases and transfers to external wallets. Retrieve payment options, exchange rates and fees, create payment links, and check order status with automatically signed requests.
- Prepare a crypto purchase with delivery to an external wallet
- Check payment methods and estimated fees
- Create a payment link for a merchant checkout
ccxt/ccxt☆ 44.6KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Add a new exchange integration to CCXT using TypeScript and established exchange templates. Follow guidance for unified methods, data conversion, authentication, sandbox settings, recorded API test data, documentation, and checks across generated language implementations.
- Add an exchange that CCXT does not yet support
- Convert exchange responses into CCXT's common data format
- Record real API responses for regression tests
ccxt/ccxt☆ 44.6KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Official · VercelFreeSummary Turn existing website workflows into experimental WebMCP tools that agents can call. Create scripts, test cases, and reports to check that tool calls match the interface’s behavior and handle invalid inputs safely.
- Expose an existing website workflow as an agent tool
- Check that tool calls produce the expected interface changes
- Test invalid inputs, cancellation, and recovery
vercel-labs/agent-browser☆ 44.6KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Official · VercelFreeSummary Record a website's browser traffic, identify its internal API, and generate a script, command-line tool, or library that calls it directly. Turn recorded search and browsing flows into reusable functions, then verify them against live responses.
- Build a command-line tool for a website
- Turn repeated searches into direct API calls
- Inspect request and response structures from recordings
vercel-labs/agent-browser☆ 44.6KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Analyze binaries with Ghidra to locate important functions, follow references, and inspect decompiled code, a readable approximation of the original program. Support both interactive investigation and automated batch analysis without a graphical interface.
- Analyzing binaries when an IDA license is unavailable
- Locating important functions through strings and imported APIs
- Running batch decompilation or analysis in CI
zhaoxuya520/reverse-skill☆ 43.3KUpdated Sep 22, 2026
Transfer known function and variable names from an older binary to a newer version. Compare disassembly and pseudocode with an LLM, produce structured mappings, and apply names and comments in IDA.
- Migrate known function names after a software update
- Locate kernel functions when the new PDB is unavailable
- Find updated function addresses and structure offsets
zhaoxuya520/reverse-skill☆ 43.3KUpdated Sep 22, 2026
Get practical guidance for Git commits, branch names, and pull requests. The skill follows a consistent commit format, offers naming patterns and a PR description template, and includes common commands for starting, updating, and submitting work.
- Writing or checking a structured commit message
- Choosing a branch name for a ticket
- Drafting a pull request title and description
agno-agi/agno☆ 42.9KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Reviews code for style, naming, error handling, exposed credentials, and possible bugs, security, or performance issues. It can run an automated style check and returns structured feedback grouped by severity, from critical fixes to optional improvements.
- Reviewing a code change before merging
- Finding style, security, or performance issues
- Getting review comments grouped by severity
agno-agi/agno☆ 42.9KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Design and improve DeepTutor skills by turning concrete usage examples into reusable instructions. Learn how to write descriptions that signal when to use a skill, structure SKILL.md, and separate supporting reference material.
- Turn a recurring workflow into a DeepTutor skill
- Clarify when an existing skill should be used
- Split lengthy instructions into reference files
HKUDS/DeepTutor☆ 42.6KUpdated Oct 20, 2026
Move reusable code and its tests from OpenHuman into the appropriate tiny* submodule. Separate host responsibilities, update module interfaces, verify the migration, and align release versions and integrity hashes when a loadable module changes.
- Extract reusable logic from the OpenHuman core
- Move implementation tests into the owning submodule
- Update TinyBus contracts and host adapters
tinyhumansai/openhuman☆ 42.3KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Update Chatbox Pro interface translations by reviewing code changes and the surrounding screen context. The skill identifies affected translation keys, follows a shared glossary, and edits language JSON files while preserving placeholders and formatting tags.
- Translate interface text added in uncommitted changes
- Update translations for a specific commit range
- Refresh translations after English text changes
chatboxai/chatbox☆ 42.1KUpdated Sep 24, 2026
Transfer selected Chatbox Pro commits into the open source edition using cherry-picking, which copies individual changes. The skill handles excluded files, package names, dependency conflicts, lockfile regeneration, and version tags for manual releases.
- Sync recent Pro changes into the open source edition
- Transfer a specified range of Pro commits
- Resolve conflicts caused by edition differences
chatboxai/chatbox☆ 42.1KUpdated Sep 24, 2026
Write more reliable Bash scripts for production automation, CI/CD pipelines, and system administration. Covers input validation, error handling, structured logs, safe temporary files, dry runs to preview changes, and scripts designed for safe reruns.
- Writing production automation scripts
- Improving error handling in CI/CD scripts
- Adding dry runs to deployment scripts
wshobson/agents☆ 41.7KUpdated Oct 24, 2026
Build concurrent Go applications with goroutines, lightweight execution units, and channels for communication. Apply patterns for worker pools, cancellation, synchronization, and orderly shutdown, and investigate race conditions when concurrent operations access shared data.
- Implement a worker pool for concurrent jobs
- Connect processing stages with channels
- Manage cancellation and orderly shutdown
wshobson/agents☆ 41.7KUpdated Oct 24, 2026
Build and review interfaces against WCAG 2.2 accessibility guidelines. Covers keyboard navigation, screen readers that read interface content aloud, accessible forms, mobile support, and display preferences, helping identify and fix barriers to using a website or app.
- Audit an interface for accessibility issues
- Add keyboard navigation and focus management
- Improve screen reader support for forms
wshobson/agents☆ 41.7KUpdated Oct 24, 2026
Build and debug asynchronous Rust applications with Tokio, a runtime for scheduling work while operations wait. Apply patterns for task management, channels, error handling, cancellation, and concurrency limits when developing network services and other concurrent systems.
- Build asynchronous network services
- Manage tasks and channel communication
- Design error handling and cancellation
wshobson/agents☆ 41.7KUpdated Oct 24, 2026
Design reusable interface components in React, Vue, and Svelte. Organize how components fit together, define clear configuration options, and choose styling approaches while addressing accessibility, responsive layouts, and maintenance across component libraries or design systems.
- Build a reusable UI component library
- Standardize component options across a design system
- Refactor complex existing components
wshobson/agents☆ 41.7KUpdated Oct 24, 2026
Build React Native mobile interfaces for iOS and Android, covering styling, screen navigation, gesture interactions, and animations. The skill guides React Navigation and Reanimated usage, responsive layouts, and performance improvements for mobile components.
- Building React Native screens for iOS and Android
- Implementing screen navigation with React Navigation
- Adding touch gestures and Reanimated animations
wshobson/agents☆ 41.7KUpdated Oct 24, 2026
Make focused interface changes from screenshots, annotations, or visually selected elements. Helps locate the responsible component and apply small style or markup edits while preserving existing behavior, accessibility features, and surrounding design.
- Adjust a button identified in a screenshot
- Change only one selected card
- Apply interface fixes from visual annotations
wshobson/agents☆ 41.7KUpdated Oct 24, 2026
Build web interfaces that adapt to screen and component widths. Use CSS Grid, flexible text and spacing, and container queries, which respond to a component’s available space, to adjust layouts, images, navigation, and tables.
- Building layouts that start with mobile screens
- Adapting components to their available width
- Scaling text and spacing with screen size
wshobson/agents☆ 41.7KUpdated Oct 24, 2026
Scan a codebase to create project documentation and project-specific agent instructions. The first run examines the whole project; later runs focus on changed files, with human confirmation required before updating agent instructions after architectural changes.
- Create documentation when starting agent-assisted development
- Refresh project documentation after architecture changes
- Check changed code for documentation drift
wshobson/agents☆ 41.7KUpdated Oct 24, 2026