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BAMA: Build Any Mac App. Agent skills to research, clone, design, build, optimize, and test native macOS apps with Swift and SwiftUI.
Reusable agent skills that give agents practical guidance for specific tasks
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A collection of reusable Agent Skills that are
independent of the VM0 connector catalog.
Skills follow the Agent Skills specification.
Skills owned by a VM0 connector live with the connector definition in
okou-connectors.
1. Single Ownership: Keep connector-owned skills in okou-connectors and independent skills here
2. Focused Instructions: Give agents practical guidance for one well-defined capability
3. Self-Contained: Keep each skill's instructions and supporting resources together
4. Security First: Document commands in SKILL.md for security auditing and compliance checksRead the full README ↗A collection of reusable Agent Skills that are independent of the VM0 connector catalog.
Skills follow the Agent Skills specification.
Skills owned by a VM0 connector live with the connector definition in okou-connectors.
okou-connectors and independent skills hereSKILL.md for security auditing and compliance checksThere are multiple ways to install and use these skills:
# Add marketplace
/plugin marketplace add okou-ai/okou-skills
# Install specific skills
/plugin install github-copilot@vm0-skills
/plugin install hackernews@vm0-skills
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/okou-ai/okou-skills.git
# Copy to personal skills directory
cp -a okou-skills/github-copilot ~/.claude/skills/
cp -a okou-skills/hackernews ~/.claude/skills/
# Or copy to project directory
cp -a okou-skills/github-copilot ./.claude/skills/
cp -a okou-skills/hackernews ./.claude/skills/
After installation, restart Claude Code, then ask "What skills are available?" to see installed skills.
To add a new skill or improve an existing one:
connectors/<connector-ref>/skill/ in
okou-connectors.SKILL.md file with tested usage examples.business-skill-index provides a domain and scenario directory covering 62 skills across 18 scenarios. Agents open one scenario shortlist, then one skill's metadata file and its pinned source. Supporting templates are read only when needed. The repository keeps the index and selection prompt, not copies of the upstream skill collection.
/plugin install business-skill-index@vm0-skills
The office entry point bundles the three format-specific skills below. Runtime discovery loads the top-level package with all its nested files; the individual directories are not separate default skills.
The following skills are redistributed from
MiniMax-AI/skills at commit
60aaae52bb2af8162732751a4332f62a5fef518b.
Credit for the upstream implementation belongs to MiniMax and its contributors.
Each directory includes its MIT license, original copyright notice, and
UPSTREAM.md with the pinned source and distribution history.
| Skill | Capability |
|---|---|
| docx | Create, edit, and format Word documents with .NET OpenXML. |
| Create designed PDFs, fill forms, and reformat documents. | |
| xlsx | Read, create, edit, and validate spreadsheets. |
The initial import in PR #407
preserved the upstream files unchanged. This distribution renames the packages
and records local runtime fixes in Git history and each UPSTREAM.md.
The platform uses office as its default document skill following the production
API rollout of PR #41735. The legacy
package and its dedicated CI workflow have been retired.