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Skill Seekers
by yusyusCLI toolResearch something
Turns a documentation site, PDF or GitHub repo into a skill your AI agent can use
The problem it solves
Your agent keeps guessing about a tool you use every day, because its manual is a 300-page PDF it has never read.
For People who use AI agents dailyTeams with internal manualsDevelopers
- Before
- You paste pieces of the manual into each chat, or write a skill file by hand.
- After
- One command reads the whole site or PDF and gives you a packaged skill with a SKILL.md and reference files to install.
- Stars
- ★ 15k
- License
- MIT
- Cost
- Usage-based
- Platforms
- Mac · Win · Linux
- Level
- Intermediate
Overview
Skill Seekers is a command-line tool that reads a source, such as a documentation website, a PDF manual, a Word file or a GitHub repository, and turns it into an agent skill: a SKILL.md file with organised reference files. An AI agent or API key can write the summary part, and the tool packages the result as a zip for Claude or other platforms, or installs it straight into your agent. It suits people who want their agent to know a product's documentation well.
It saves you from writing a skill by hand: one command reads the whole manual or site and produces a packaged skill to install.
Try these first
Start with the first one: it is a small task you can check easily.
- skill-seekers detect [documentation URL] --jsonFirst try · creates nothing
- skill-seekers create [path to manual.pdf]uses your agent or API
- skill-seekers package output/[name] --target claudewrites a zip
- skill-seekers install-agent output/[name]/ --agent cursor --dry-run
Example prompts written by Agent Flows Hub.
Features
From the creator's documentation.
| Feature | What it does | Runs |
|---|---|---|
| Many sources | Documentation sites, GitHub repos, local folders, PDF, Word, EPUB, PowerPoint and more | Web + your files |
| Organised references | Splits the content into topics such as guides, API and tutorials | Your computer |
| AI-written SKILL.md | Your agent or an API key writes the skill summary with examples | Agent or AI API |
| Packaging | Makes a zip for Claude or files for other AI platforms | Your computer |
| Install to agents | Copies the skill into Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode and other agents' skill folders | Your computer |
Good to know
You want your agent to answer from a specific manual or documentation site. Skill Seekers reads the source, organises it into topics, has an AI write the SKILL.md and packages a skill you can install.
Limits
- It needs Python 3.10 or newer and Git; video, Notion and other sources need extra install options.
- The AI writing step uses your agent or an API key, so it can cost model usage; large sites can take a while to read.
Notes by Agent Flows Hub (original project name: Skill_Seekers), written from the creator's documentation, not from running it ourselves. Skill Seekers README · Skill Seekers quick start
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