Khazix Skills
Install a collection of open-source skills and prompts to enhance AI agents for tasks like research report generation, stylized writing, and code maintenance.
The gist
Khazix Skills is an open-source collection of structured AI instructions ('Skills') and prompts created by developer KKKKhazix. These tools are designed to solve practical problems for users of AI agents, adding capabilities like automated documentation updates, in-depth research report generation, and stylized content creation to make agent interactions more efficient and powerful.
What it does
- Align recent code changes with project documentation and agent memory using the
neat-freakskill. - Generate multi-thousand-word PDF research reports on a company, product, or concept with the
hv-analysisskill. - Write long-form content in a specific author's tone, rhythm, and style using the
khazix-writerskill. - Fetch daily AI news and industry updates via a simple command with the
aihotskill. - Use lightweight prompt versions of skills directly in any major LLM chat interface without installation.
How it works
Users install skills into a compatible AI agent (like Claude Code or Codex) by issuing a command with the skill's GitHub URL. The agent automatically handles the installation. The repository also includes standalone prompts that can be copied and pasted into any LLM chat interface for immediate use. The project is open-source under the MIT license and free to use.
Best for
Developers and power users of AI agents who want to add powerful, reusable commands for specific tasks like codebase maintenance, deep research, and consistent, stylized content generation.
Watch out for
The khazix-writer skill is highly opinionated and is designed to mimic a specific writing style, actively refusing to use common business jargon. The repository's primary language is Chinese, with some English translations available.