Developer curates Awesome Fun Skills list for agents

On 17:30 on 12 November 2026, developer dofy posted on V2EX about Awesome Fun Skills, a curated list they put together on GitHub. The project is hosted at https://github.com/dofy/awesome-fun-skills, with a Chinese version at https://github.com/dofy/awesome-fun-skills/blob/main/README.zh-CN.md . In the post, dofy explained that while browsing various Agent Skills, they noticed a category of skills that does not fit neatly into familiar buckets such as improving code quality or writing tests, and decided to gather these into a single collection.

The list targets tools that support skills, including Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Entries come from different authors; dofy handles curation and classification, and explicitly notes that the skills themselves are not all authored by them. Projects are grouped by use case. For example, caveman makes an agent answer in shorter sentences, humanizer-style tools try to strip the typical AI tone from written text, and grill-me keeps pressing on a plan with follow-up questions, pushing users to state their ideas clearly. According to the post, some skills can also transform a book, a photo, or a website into strikingly different forms.

So far, the available material only covers the release of the list and its contents. No follow-up updates, revisions, or related developments have been reported.