Ethical Skills Marketplace

Seven agent skills that teach an AI assistant some manners. I wrote six of them for my own work with Claude. The seventh is Peter Yang's no-ai-slop, included with credit.

Download site: https://eagnespuerto.github.io/ethical-skills-marketplace/

The skills

Skill	What it does	Author
fetch-rules	House rules for pulling data from other people's servers. Read robots.txt, send an honest User-Agent, wait 2 minutes after a 429 or 503, never work around a 403, and stop at 3 GB per source per night.	Ella Agnes Puerto
code-of-ethics	Applies the ACM Code of Ethics to computing work. Each flag is one or two sentences with the principle number and a fix. It can also audit a design or answer questions about the Code.	Ella Agnes Puerto
no-generated-art	When a task needs names, icons, photos or art, the assistant searches open libraries made by people and generates nothing.	Ella Agnes Puerto
wrap-up-timer	Reads the real clock during a coding session. It tells you to wrap up after 50 minutes and again at a 90-minute daily cap. You can change both numbers.	Ella Agnes Puerto
carbon-water-footprint	Estimates the carbon and water footprint of a session from its real token counts. A small marker goes from green to yellow to red for carbon and from one to three drops for water. At red it shares a Greenpeace donation link. The numbers are estimates, and you can change every factor.	Ella Agnes Puerto
sarc-check	For astronomers. Before you send archival astrometry to the Minor Planet Center, it checks which station codes are on the SARC list and names the committee member to contact first.	Ella Agnes Puerto
no-ai-slop	Edits a draft into sharper writing that still sounds like you, or lists the AI patterns in it without rewriting.	Peter Yang

Linked skills

These skills live in other repos. I link to them and do not copy them, so install them from their own pages.

Skills	Category	What they do	Author
Claude Skills for Governance, Risk and Compliance	research conduct	Compliance skills for frameworks such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF and WCAG. MIT.	Hemant Naik

Install

Claude Code

Add the marketplace once:

/plugin marketplace add eagnespuerto/ethical-skills-marketplace

Then install everything, or one skill:

/plugin install ethical-skills@ethical-skills
/plugin install fetch-rules@ethical-skills

Claude apps

Download one skill's zip from the site or the latest release. In Claude, open Settings, find Skills, and upload the zip.

By hand

Each skill is one folder with a SKILL.md inside. Unzip the bundle into your skills folder:

unzip ethical-skills-all.zip -d ~/.claude/skills/

downloads/SHA256SUMS on the site lists a checksum for every zip.

npm, from GitHub Packages

Each release is also published as @eagnespuerto/ethical-skills-marketplace. GitHub Packages asks for a personal access token with read:packages, even for public packages, so the zip is the easier route for most people.

npm install @eagnespuerto/ethical-skills-marketplace --registry=https://npm.pkg.github.com

Set up fetch-rules before you use it

fetch-rules sends a User-Agent with a name and a contact address, so a server admin can reach the person behind the script. The copy here has placeholders. Open skills/fetch-rules/SKILL.md and replace YOUR NAME and [email protected] with your own, in the header block and in the Python example.

How the repo works

.claude-plugin/marketplace.json is the catalogue. links.json lists skills in other repos that the site links to. scripts/build.py reads both, checks every skill, zips each one, and writes the site into dist/. It needs Python 3.9 or later and no packages.

python scripts/build.py

GitHub Actions runs the same script on every push to main and deploys dist/ to GitHub Pages. When I publish a release, a second workflow attaches the zips to it and publishes the npm package.

Credits and licences

My five skills are under the MIT License.

no-ai-slop is by Peter Yang, copied unchanged from petergyang/no-ai-slop under its own MIT License. I also ran this README through it.

code-of-ethics includes a paraphrased summary of the ACM Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct. The ACM holds the copyright on the Code and does not endorse this project. The SARC table in sarc-check comes from the Minor Planet Center's public page, which changes, so read it again before you rely on the table.

More detail is in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.

Add a skill

Pull requests are welcome. CONTRIBUTING.md has the steps.