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anthropics/skills

Public Anthropic repository for Agent Skills, with a very large fork/stars footprint and active maintenance as of 2026-03-25. It serves as a reference set of self-contained skill folders, a specification area, and a template for building custom skills. Forks are most likely interesting if you care about Claude/Agent Skills patterns, document automation skills, or production-style skill implementations.

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Last pushed2026-03-25T15:10:49Z

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Prefer this fork if you want a Japanese-friendly skills catalog with a new UI/UX skill and are comfortable not being exactly on the latest upstream revision. Prefer upstream if you need the newest Anthropic-maintained examples and document-skill updates.

Choose this fork if you want a more ambitious, tooling-heavy skills platform with research, generation, and integration workflows. Choose upstream if you want the latest canonical Anthropic examples and the lowest-friction reference implementation.

Choose this fork if you want a more productized, marketplace-oriented skills distribution with added specialized workflows. Stay with upstream if you need the freshest Anthropic changes and the broadest reference coverage.

Prefer this fork only if you need the added left-padding skill and want a minimal, focused starting point. If you want the latest Anthropic skill examples, document skills, or plugin updates, upstream is the better default.

Choose this fork if you want a curated starter for custom skill work and can tolerate losing some of the upstream document automation depth. Choose upstream instead if you need the latest, most complete Agent Skills reference and production-style document workflows.

Adopt this fork only if you specifically want a minimal snapshot to build on. If you want the newest Agent Skills behavior or document skill updates, upstream is the better choice.

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yamato-snow/skills

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Prefer this fork if you want a Japanese-friendly skills catalog with a new UI/UX skill and are comfortable not being exactly on the latest upstream revision. Prefer upstream if you need the newest Anthropic-maintained examples and document-skill updates.

Likely purpose

Make the upstream skills catalog easier to use in Japanese while bundling a new UI/UX-focused skill and retaining the repo as a skills reference and plugin marketplace.

Best for

Japanese-speaking teams evaluating Agent Skills.; Developers who want a localized starting point for custom skill authoring.; Users who care more about adapting skills for UI/UX workflows than about staying perfectly synced with upstream.; Teams willing to trade some freshness for easier adoption and localization.

Additional features

Japanese translations for the marketplace, README, and document skills (`docx`, `xlsx`, `pptx`, `pdf`).
A new `ui-ux-pro-max` skill, including its supporting script, for UI/UX-oriented workflows.
Localized packaging that makes the repository more accessible as a Claude Code plugin/skill catalog for Japanese adopters.
Adds plugin, tool, or MCP-style extensibility beyond the upstream baseline.
Introduces more operational workflow surface such as server-side handling, auth, session control, or admin tooling.

Missing features

It is behind upstream by 8 commits, so it likely misses newer upstream skill updates and syncs, including recent `claude-api` and document-skill improvements.
Upstream’s newest reference material and examples are not fully current in this fork.
Any upstream changes after the fork point may be absent, making it a weaker choice if you want the latest Anthropic-maintained behavior.

Strengths

Lower-friction entry point for Japanese speakers.
Keeps the core Agent Skills structure and plugin workflow intact.
Adds a concrete new skill area beyond the upstream baseline.
Useful as a localized reference for adapting skills rather than just consuming them.

Risks

Translation and localization can drift from upstream semantics.
Being behind upstream means behavior and examples may be out of date.
The new skill content may not track the same maintenance cadence as the upstream repo.

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