Ergouzi Agent Skills
Public, community-maintained Agent Skills and Claude Code / Codex plugins for New API and other reusable workflows.
This repository is the direct public source of truth. It does not mirror or publish private Ergouzi operations Skills.
What Lives Here
| Path | Purpose |
|---|---|
skills/ |
Portable Agent Skills following the Agent Skills specification |
plugins/ |
Self-contained cross-platform or platform-specific plugins |
templates/ |
Inputs used by the repository scaffold commands |
docs/ |
Authoring, governance, security, and design documentation |
.claude-plugin/marketplace.json |
Claude Code marketplace catalog |
.agents/plugins/marketplace.json |
Codex marketplace catalog |
Available portable Skills:
ergouzi-image-gensubmits and manages Ergouzi image generation, editing, virtual try-on, and upscaling tasks.ergouzi-video-gensubmits and manages Ergouzi video generation, animation, avatar, and person-replacement tasks.
Both Skills require Python 3.10+, network access to https://ergouzi.life, and
an Ergouzi API key configured locally.
Installation
The remote commands below become usable after the repository is published.
Portable Skills
npx skills add aiman-labs/ergouzi-agent-skills --list
npx skills add aiman-labs/ergouzi-agent-skills --skill <skill-name>
Claude Code Plugins
/plugin marketplace add aiman-labs/ergouzi-agent-skills
/plugin install <plugin-name>@ergouzi-agent-skills
Codex Plugins
codex plugin marketplace add aiman-labs/ergouzi-agent-skills
codex plugin add <plugin-name>@ergouzi-agent-skills
Only install Skills and Plugins you trust. Artifacts may contain executable scripts or tool integrations; inspect their manifests, instructions, and source before enabling them.
Contributing
Read CONTRIBUTING.md before proposing an artifact. New Skills and Plugins require a clear user problem, trigger examples, security and dependency disclosure, provenance, and reproducible validation.
Useful commands:
npm install
npm run create:skill -- <name> --description "..."
npm run create:plugin -- <name> --target cross-platform --description "..."
npm run catalog
npm run check
Standards
License
MIT. Third-party material remains subject to its original license and must be documented before redistribution.
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