Skills

Agent skills, documented and installable

A skill is a written procedure an agent follows — a review checklist, a document pipeline, a research method. Browse the open catalog, read the full document before installing, and add anything here to your Ottermind agents in one click.

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PDF & document

Every skill here does one of two things: get structure out of a PDF or Word file, or produce a finished document from a brief. Ranked by real install counts, not by submission date.

Presentation & slide

Skills that build slide decks — outline generation, layout rules, visual specs and export steps. Useful when the deck has to survive being read without you narrating it.

Data analysis

From a raw table to a defensible answer: profiling, querying, charting and writing up what the numbers actually support.

Coding & code review

The skills teams install to make code review consistent — checklists, refactoring passes, test coverage and migration playbooks.

Browser automation

For work that only exists behind a UI: navigation, form filling, extraction and end-to-end flows.

Writing & content

Drafting, editing and structuring long-form content, with skills that carry a voice guide rather than generic prose advice.

Design & media

Image, video and design skills that pair a creative brief with a repeatable production step.

Research

Multi-source research skills that decide where to look, how to judge a source and when the answer is good enough.

Team integration

Skills that make an agent behave correctly inside the tools your team already lives in.

Security & audit

Review-oriented security skills for authorized work: audits, dependency checks and compliance passes.

Agent workflow

Orchestration skills: planning, delegation, verification loops and the structures that keep long tasks on track.

Memory & knowledge

Skills that decide what gets remembered and how it comes back — the difference between a useful agent and a forgetful one.