Agent Skills Template: One Skill for Every AI Assistant
Bundle is the new skill: agent skills as one shared bundle, so every AI assistant uses the same code review rules and remembers each correction.
- agent-skills
- agent-skills-template
- skill-md
- code-review
- code-review-skill
- skills-vs-mcp
- share-ai-skills
- mcp
- ai-memory
- ai-agents
How it works
What you get
skill/— the trigger (when-to-use), the same skill as one SKILL.md (original-skill-md), and amappingof which part went where.steps/andrules/— five review steps and seven rules (correctness, security, tests, readability, performance, API changes, dependencies), tagged by language and area so your agent loads only the ones a diff needs.learnings/,examples/,output/,setup/— human corrections that changed a rule, a good and a bad review, one review format, and a ten-line pointer skill. Every concept links to the ones it uses.
Start in 3 steps
- Click Use template. The bundle is yours.
- Connect your AI assistant over MCP — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client. One copy, every tool.
- Paste a diff and say: “Review this diff with the code review skill in this bundle.”
How it grows When you correct a review, your agent writes a learning, links it to the rule and updates the rule. The log keeps who changed what and why, so next week’s review in another assistant already knows. Add a second skill (release notes, onboarding) in the same layout.
Does this replace skills? No. Keep a ten-line pointer skill so your assistant still knows when to start; the knowledge moves to one shared bundle. A bundle runs no code: scripts are code blocks your agent runs in its own environment. The rules are a checklist, not a security audit.
About this example. This template is a starting point, not a finished reference. Its content shows how the structure works; the repo and people in it are fictional. Replace it with your own rules, and check anything that matters against a current source or a qualified professional.
Use template, connect your assistant, and ask the first prompt — it takes two minutes.
What you get
A bundle of 28 concepts, copied into your account. Changes are yours alone; the publisher never sees them.
Every concept in it28 paths · showhide
- AGENTS
- README
- before-approve
- good-review
- nitpick-review
- L-001
- L-002
- L-003
- review-format
- severity-labels
- api-changes
- correctness
- dependencies
- performance
- readability
- security
- tests
- diff-stats
- connect-any-assistant
- pointer-skill
- mapping
- original-skill-md
- when-to-use
- 01-scope-the-change
- 02-read-the-diff
- 03-check-the-rules
- 04-write-the-review
- 05-record-learnings
Example prompts
What to ask your agent once the template is yours.6 prompts · showhide
- Review this diff with the code review skill in this bundle.
- Which rules did you apply to that review, and which did you skip and why?
- We never allow raw SQL in handlers — add that as a rule and remember it.
- Turn my existing SKILL.md into concepts in this bundle, same layout as the code review skill.
- Add a second skill for release notes, same structure as code review.
- What changed in our review rules this month, and why?
Screenshots
How it looks in use.4 screenshots · showhide








Make it yours
One click after sign-in, and your agents can start working in it.