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Skills

A prompt is a skill with the serial numbers filed off

Both are a name, a description of when to use it, and a set of instructions. So every prompt here is published as an agent skill too — install it once and your agent reaches for it without being asked.

Browse 38 promptsskills.json manifest

The easiest way

Paste this into ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or whatever you use. The agent fetches the skill and puts it wherever that tool keeps skills, so you never have to know the path.

Install the pitch-deck-that-survives-slide-three skill globally from https://promptsbuddy.com/prompts/pitch-deck-that-survives-slide-three/skill.md

Swap pitch-deck-that-survives-slide-three for any prompt's slug. Say “into this project” instead of “globally” to scope it to one repo. Every prompt page has this line ready to copy.

Or install it yourself

Claude Code & claude.ai

SKILL.md

Agent Skills are a folder with a SKILL.md inside. Claude loads the description, decides on its own when the skill is relevant, and only then reads the instructions.

  1. 1Run the install command from any prompt page, or download SKILL.md.
  2. 2Put it in .claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md for one project, or ~/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md for every project.
  3. 3Start a new session. Claude picks it up automatically, or you can call it by name.

Cursor

.mdc rule

Cursor rules live in .cursor/rules as .mdc files with frontmatter. Prompt pages have an Add to Cursor button that opens the editor and pre-fills the rule for you to confirm.

  1. 1Click Add to Cursor on any prompt page, then confirm in the editor.
  2. 2Or download the .mdc and drop it in .cursor/rules/.
  3. 3Set alwaysApply: true if you want it on for every request in the repo.

Copilot, Windsurf, Continue, and the rest

Markdown

Most agents read a plain markdown instructions file. The AGENTS.md tab gives you a block you can paste into whichever one your tool uses.

  1. 1Copy the AGENTS.md block from any prompt page.
  2. 2Paste it into AGENTS.md, .github/copilot-instructions.md, or .windsurf/rules/.
  3. 3Keep the attribution line — it tells the next person where the prompt came from.

From a terminal

The library is also a plain skills directory in the repo, so the skills CLI works, as does curl. Both install A pitch deck that survives slide three.

$ npx skills add promptsbuddy/promptsbuddy --skill pitch-deck-that-survives-slide-three --global --yes

$ mkdir -p .claude/skills/pitch-deck-that-survives-slide-three && curl -sL https://promptsbuddy.com/prompts/pitch-deck-that-survives-slide-three/skill.md -o .claude/skills/pitch-deck-that-survives-slide-three/SKILL.md

Skills are mirrored to promptsbuddy/promptsbuddy/skills, generated from the prompt files so the two cannot drift.

Build on the library

Everything is available as static files with permissive CORS, so you can build a CLI, an editor extension, or an internal mirror without asking us.

A note on what skills are good at

A skill is loaded when the agent decides it is relevant, which means the description does most of the work. Ours say both what the prompt does and when to reach for it.

Install a handful you actually use rather than all 38. Thirty competing descriptions make the choice harder, not easier — the same reason this library is curated instead of exhaustive.