Video & Animation

Baserow is an open-source no-code platform for databases, automations, internal apps, and API-first workflows. It is useful when teams need spreadsheet-like data management, self-hosting, and programmable access without building a custom admin stack from scratch.

Use AB Method when a Claude Code task is too large for one pass and needs to be broken into focused tasks and missions that are completed incrementally instead of trying to solve the whole project in one conversation.

Use GBrain to give OpenClaw or Hermes-style agents a local knowledge brain with markdown ingestion, entity links, hybrid search, scheduled consolidation, and MCP access.

Budibase is an open-source low-code platform for internal apps, forms, portals, and approvals. It gives agents a practical way to stand up operational tools on top of PostgreSQL, REST APIs, and other business data sources with self-hosted deployment options.

Lints Protocol Buffer definitions using the Buf CLI ruleset and validates gRPC service contracts. Detects breaking changes between proto revisions using buf breaking with git integration.

Turn an existing coding agent into a supervised local work assistant that connects to workplace tools, reusable skills, workflows, and scheduled loops.

Bubble Tea is a powerful Go framework for building terminal user interfaces based on The Elm Architecture. Developed by Charmbracelet, it supports inline, full-window, and mixed TUI applications with a high-performance cell-based renderer and declarative views.

This skill helps an agent create or troubleshoot WordPress Interactivity API behavior, from store wiring to server-rendered state and hydration checks. Use it when a block, theme, or plugin needs directive-driven interactivity rather than ad hoc frontend glue.

Uses the WordPress wp-rest-api skill to help an agent design, register, validate, and troubleshoot custom REST routes without skipping schema, auth, or permission_callback details. This is for agent-led endpoint work in plugins, themes, or core-adjacent codebases, not for browsing the WordPress REST API as a product catalog.

Transcribes one explicitly authorized Brazilian Portuguese or Spanish audio or video file through the metered BRAINIALL API, then creates speaker-labelled JSON, SRT, and WebVTT with word timestamps and no automatic retry.

BorgBackup (Borg) is a deduplicating backup program with optional compression and authenticated encryption. It uses content-defined chunking for space-efficient daily backups, making it ideal for automating secure incremental backups to local or remote SSH targets.

The official Brave Search MCP server integrates the Brave Search API with AI assistants, providing comprehensive web search, local business search, image search, video search, news search, and AI-powered summarization capabilities through the Model Context Protocol.

Benchmark clean and incremental Xcode builds, surface compile and configuration hotspots, and produce an approval-first optimization plan before changing project files.

Compare browser-agent reliability on a repeatable task and anti-bot suite before choosing a stack or claiming progress.

Run a repeatable evaluation suite for browser agents against static web task snapshots instead of judging them from demos or one-off tests.

Browserable is an open-source, self-hostable browser automation library built for AI agents. This skill turns Browserable into a repeatable workflow for navigation, form filling, extraction, and browser-based task execution with local control instead of a hosted black box.

Compose, orchestrate, and trace production multi-agent workflows with Microsoft Agent Framework.

Inspect n8n nodes and templates, generate typed workflow code, and sync automations through Git-friendly files instead of hand-editing workflow JSON.

Author, validate, test, and troubleshoot Copilot Studio agents through YAML-driven commands instead of clicking through the product UI.

Use Kiln to create eval datasets, rate outputs, optimize prompts and models, and ship the same AI task or agent definition from a local workbench into production code.

Use mcp-use to create, test, and package MCP servers or interactive MCP apps that work across agent clients.

Use Google Agent Development Kit to define, test, evaluate, and deploy code-first Python agents with tools, sessions, HITL confirmation, and multi-agent orchestration.

Scaffold, run, inspect, and evaluate model-agnostic agents that connect to MCP servers, skills, shell tools, and workflow packs.

Use RocketRide to compose, run, observe, and deploy portable AI pipelines from an IDE or CLI across model providers, vector stores, and agent nodes.