23 skills found
eyaltoledano / claude-task-masterAn AI-powered task-management system you can drop into Cursor, Lovable, Windsurf, Roo, and others.
getagentseal / codeburnFree, local tool to track AI coding token usage and cost across 31 tools and agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini and more), by model, project, and task. npx codeburn
Untrivial-ai / agent-orchestratorAgent IDE that enables you to manage fleets of coding agents. It comes with an agentic orchestrator that plans tasks, spawns agents, and autonomously handles CI fixes, merge conflicts, and code reviews.
cjo4m06 / mcp-shrimp-task-managerShrimp Task Manager is a task tool built for AI Agents, emphasizing chain-of-thought, reflection, and style consistency. It converts natural language into structured dev tasks with dependency tracking and iterative refinement, enabling agent-like developer behavior in reasoning AI systems.
ObservedObserver / async-codeUse Claude Code / CodeX CLI to perform multiple tasks in parallel with a Codex-style UI. Your personal codex/cursor-background agent. Claude Code UI.
taskade / awesome-vibe-coding🚀 The complete guide to vibe coding — build software with AI through natural language prompts. Tools, frameworks, best practices, and resources curated by Taskade.
club-cog / devin-handoffHand off tasks to Devin — a plugin/skill for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and any coding agent
peakmojo / agentic-mcp-clientA standalone agent runner that executes tasks using MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools via Anthropic Claude, AWS BedRock and OpenAI APIs. It enables AI agents to run autonomously in cloud environments and interact with various systems securely.
ForteScarlet / codex-kkpA Claude Code Plugin that enables seamless integration with Codex AI Agent for code analysis, implementation, and collaboration tasks.
Writbase / writbaseMCP-native task management for AI agent fleets
n2ns / n2n-nexusLocal-first MCP coordination hub. One local daemon serves multiple AI assistants across IDEs — shared meetings, tasks, messages, and project registry. Works with Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Zed.
guinacio / mcp-google-calendarA MCP server that allows Claude and other MCP clients to interact with Google Calendar. This server enables AI assistants to manage your calendar events, check availability, and handle scheduling tasks.
zhongwencool / dida-mcp-serverA Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for interacting with TickTick/Dida365 task management service. This server provides tools to manage tasks, projects, and tags through the TickTick API.
MadnessEngineering / OmnispindleA comprehensive MCP-based todo management system, that serves as a central nervous system for Madness Interactive, a multi-project task coordination workshop.
mjunaidca / taskforceMultiTenant Human-Agent (claude, gemini etc.) Task Orchestration Platform.
barefootford / bcThe ButterCut home menu — welcome the user back, then ask what they'd like to do (start a new cut, add footage to a library, a one-off task, or something else) and hand off to the right skill.
espennilsen / tdManage tasks and issues with the td CLI. Use for creating, tracking, querying, and handing off work items. Covers task lifecycle, session management, structured handoffs, epics, dependencies, and boards.
openxjarvis / feishu-taskFeishu Task, tasklist, subtask, comment, and attachment management. Activate when user mentions tasks, tasklists, subtasks, task comments, task attachments, or task links.
NewJerseyStyle / plugin-mctsLarge language models as commonsense world model and heuristic policy within Monte-Carlo Tree Search, enabling better-reasoned decision-making for daily task planning problems in Claude Code.
openxjarvis / feishu-taskFeishu Task, tasklist, subtask, comment, and attachment management. Activate when user mentions tasks, tasklists, subtasks, task comments, task attachments, or task links.
rwi001 / fp-taskeither-refQuick reference for TaskEither
zcaceres / gtasks-mcpA Google Tasks Model Context Protocol Server for Claude
wsbm393 / executing-hard-tasksUse when a task spans multiple steps, files, or unknowns — before planning the order of work, whenever about to report completion or success in any wording, and when picking the next action after a result, failure, or surprise.
