*p5.brush
p5.brush.js is a versatile library for the p5.js ecosystem, tailored for artists, designers, and hobbyists who wish to explore natural textures in generative art. This library extends the drawing capa
Official Amp agent mode plugins
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This public repository contains the agent modes and the official skills that Amp serves to every
user.
Each top-level directory except skills/ is one plugin. official-modes/ contains all official
agent modes in one plugin process, with one prompt and tool list file per model.Read the full README ↗This public repository contains the official skills that Amp serves to every user.
skills/<name>/ holds one official skill each: a SKILL.md with name and description
frontmatter plus any reference files it needs. Amp serves every skill in this directory to every
signed-in user as an official skill (scope official); a user or workspace skill with the same name
takes precedence on that user's machine. Each skill is versioned by the last commit that touched its
own files, so editing one skill does not re-download the others.
Changes land on GitHub main. The mirror workflow pushes them to Amp's internal Pierre repository,
which serves the official skills.