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Skills Gallery

Contents

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  • The curated list
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Skills Gallery#

A curated selection of community skills from the default gptme-contrib registry. These are hand-picked, battle-tested workflows — several run in production agent ops — and each one installs with the same gptme-util skills install command below.

Installing#

Skills from gptme-contrib install with gptme-util skills install. That copies the skill into the primary skills directory (see gptme-util skills dirs), which gptme already scans (see Skills). The command is the same for every skill on this page — only the skill name changes:

gptme-util skills install home-assistant

After install, skills auto-load when their name appears in a message — mention “home-assistant” and gptme pulls that skill into context.

If you already have gptme-contrib cloned, install from the local path directly — the same install command accepts a directory path:

gptme-util skills install /absolute/path/to/gptme-contrib/skills/home-assistant

Do not add a relative gptme-contrib/skills path to [lessons] dirs. That option is for lesson trees, and a relative path there is resolved against the current working directory, not the clone location.

The curated list#

Skill

What it does

Social proof

Source

home-assistant

Query a Home Assistant instance for presence, sensor data, calendar events, and cameras.

Included in the default contrib registry; used in live agent ops.

gptme-contrib/skills/home-assistant

gptme-wrapped

Analyze your gptme conversation history for insights like token usage, costs, model preferences, and usage patterns.

Community-facing showcase skill.

gptme-contrib/skills/gptme-wrapped

code-review-helper

Systematic, multi-lens code review workflow with bundled utilities for structured, pattern-aware feedback.

Proven in production PR review loops.

gptme-contrib/skills/code-review-helper

agentic-presentation

Generate an offline, single-file HTML presentation from structured slide JSON.

Clean, self-contained output artifact.

gptme-contrib/skills/agentic-presentation

artifact-publishing

Publish any HTML artifact (demo, visualization, interactive content) to a static host such as GitHub Pages.

Used for real publishing in production agent stacks.

gptme-contrib/skills/artifact-publishing

For the complete inventory of skills and lessons, see the gptme-contrib skills directory.

Why curated?#

gptme skills are powerful but filesystem-scanned — discoverable only if you know where to look. This gallery is the human-facing discovery surface that points you at the right skill to reach for. It is intentionally small and hand-picked rather than an exhaustive registry, so each entry carries a clear pitch and social proof.

Contributing#

Have a skill that should be here? Add it to gptme-contrib and tag it with the gptme-skill topic so it is discoverable; community skills with real star/fork counts can be added to this gallery alongside the curated defaults.

Related#

  • Skills - the full skills system, formats, and loading paths

  • Lessons - the knowledge system skills extend

  • gptme-contrib README - the registry this gallery curates

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Contents
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