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5dive skills

Skills published by 5dive for use with skills.sh and any agent harness that loads SKILL.md bundles (Claude Code, openclaw, hermes, …).

Skill Purpose
5dive-cli Drive the local 5dive CLI on a 5dive runtime VM. Lets an agent spawn, inspect, send to, and tear down sibling agents on the same host.
diagnose Self-diagnosis for 5dive agents. Runs auth, service, disk, memory, and skill-integrity checks on the VM and returns a root-cause report — so the agent can fix problems itself instead of asking the user.
compile-knowledge Compile durable knowledge into interlinked-markdown stores the "karpathy method" way — atomic files, [[links]], a maintained index — so the agent gets smarter over time instead of relearning. Memory-first; shared wiki only for teams.
openagent Author your own OpenAgent persona and mint your shareable holo trading card. Self-service: write a <id>.persona.yaml, validate it, check your rarity tier (Common→Mythical) + completeness, render the PNG card, and PR into the character-packs registry.
copywriting Write, rewrite, and improve conversion-focused marketing copy for any page — homepage, landing, pricing, feature, product. Headlines, CTAs, value props, taglines, hero sections.
no-ai-slop Edit drafts into sharper, more human writing while preserving the writer's voice, or detect AI-slop patterns without rewriting. Use to make a draft clearer, more direct, and less AI-sounding, or to check whether writing reads as AI. MIT, courtesy of Peter Yang.
ad-creative Generate and iterate ad creative at scale — headlines, descriptions, and primary text for paid platforms — and refine based on real performance data.
loops The full lifecycle for agentic loops — recurring agents packaged as a portable LOOP.md. Find + install + run an existing loop from the directory, or author a new one when nothing fits. The loop-level analogue of find-skills + skill-creator in one.
playwright-e2e End-to-end testing and click-verification of web apps with Playwright. Install, write specs, drive authenticated pages, screenshot, and run in CI. Use to prove a web change actually works in a real browser before shipping.
code-review Review a diff or pull request for correctness first, quality second. Logic bugs, edge cases, error handling, races, missing tests, API misuse, performance, readability, with a severity model and clear approve vs request-changes verdict.
verify Grade a delivered claim against the artifact instead of against the report of it. Split a claim into checkable assertions, grade each against a named instrument, and emit a three-state verdict — pass, fail, or not-reached — with what you did not check stated explicitly.
deep-research Run structured, multi-source research that produces a trustworthy, cited synthesized answer rather than a pile of links. Scope the question, fan out across sources, judge source quality, adversarially verify each key claim, separate fact from inference, and report with explicit confidence.

Quick start (any coding agent)

Install straight from the skills.sh directory with the open skills CLI — works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and any harness that loads SKILL.md:

# mint your own OpenAgent persona + shareable holo card
npx skills add 5dive-ai/skills --skill openagent

# find, install, and run agentic loops (recurring agents)
npx skills add 5dive-ai/skills --skill loops

# or pull the whole set
npx skills add 5dive-ai/skills --skill '*'

openagent and loops are the best starting points — they work in any agent, no 5dive account required. loops pairs with the open agenticloops.dev directory + LOOP.md spec.

Install on a 5dive agent

From the dashboard: Agents → Connect skills → 5dive-cli → Install.

From the host:

sudo 5dive agent skill <agent-name> add \
  --source=5dive-ai/skills \
  --skill=5dive-cli

Or via the upstream skills CLI from any agent's home:

npx skills add https://github.com/5dive-ai/skills --skill 5dive-cli --agent claude-code --yes

License

MIT.

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Skills published by 5dive — drop-in SKILL.md bundles for Claude Code, openclaw, hermes, and any harness that loads skills.sh-format prompts.

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