Agent Skills (JPeetz)
JPeetz/agent-skills
Cross-platform SKILL.md collection for DevOps, security, QA and API design, usable with Hermes
Agent Skills by JPeetz is a collection of SKILL.md skills grouped into categories such as DevOps, security, QA, API design and code quality. The README lists Hermes among the agents that can use them, together with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, Gemini CLI and Copilot.
What Agent Skills (JPeetz) does
This repository organizes skills under a skills/ folder by category: devops-infrastructure, security, api-backend, qa-testing, frontend, data, documentation-content, skill-development, business-strategy, development, marketing, compliance-legal, git-release and code-quality. The catalog tables list skills such as ci-cd-pipeline-generator, infrastructure-as-code-guardian, kubernetes-operations, observability-engineering and sre-runbooks.
The skills target the shared SKILL.md format, so one copy can be used by any compatible agent. The README says each skill was evaluated against a 10-dimension scoring framework and packaged with scripts, eval suites and changelogs. Installation is through gh skill install, with an option to name a single skill, choose an agent and scope, or pin a version. A manual route copies a skill folder to ~/.agents/skills/, with separate paths for OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. The visible README shows no Hermes-specific folder.
Key features
- Fourteen category folders under skills/ covering infrastructure, security, QA, data and more
- Catalog tables with skill names, domains, descriptions and platform notes
- gh skill install for the whole repo or a named skill, with agent, scope and version pinning
- Manual copy into ~/.agents/skills/ and agent-specific folders
- Self-contained scripts, eval suites and changelogs per skill
- SKILL.md format shared across agents
When to use it
- Giving a Hermes agent playbooks for CI/CD, Kubernetes or SRE runbooks
- Adding supply-chain and agent security checks to an agent's skill set
- Picking individual skills by category instead of installing a whole pack
Who it is for: Developers and operators who want categorized skills that can be shared across several agents.
How it fits with Hermes Agent
Lists Hermes among the SKILL.md-compatible agents it supports, with no Hermes-specific install path shown in the visible README.
How to install Agent Skills (JPeetz)
These commands are copied from the project's README. Check the repository for the latest steps before you run them.
gh skill install JPeetz/agent-skills
cp -r skills/development/app-scaffolding ~/.agents/skills/ FAQ
What is Agent Skills (JPeetz)?
It is a collection of SKILL.md agent skills grouped by category, from DevOps and security to QA, data and compliance. The skills are meant to work in any SKILL.md-compatible agent.
Does Agent Skills (JPeetz) work with Hermes Agent?
Yes. The README lists Hermes among compatible agents, together with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, Gemini CLI and Copilot. It does not show a Hermes-specific install folder.
Is Agent Skills (JPeetz) free and open source?
The repository has no license file, so default copyright applies. Check with the author before reusing or redistributing the skills.
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