One command installs the skills we use every day to build software, and your agent picks them up on its own: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode. It also stops your agent writing like a chatbot, in every reply, without being asked.
curl -fsSL https://eligapris.com/skills.sh | shPaste it in a terminal. Read the installer first
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How it works
It copies seven skills into ~/.agents/skills in a few seconds, for your user only.
Each skill is linked into every agent on your computer, and the writing rule goes into their global instructions so it's always on.
Ask for what you need. The agent loads the right skill by itself, or call one by name, like /draft.
Why use it
Takes an app toward production quality: design, missing features, performance, and the edge cases users hit first.
Reads your staged changes and writes a short, clear commit message you can use as is.
For algorithm and performance problems that off-the-shelf code can't solve. It works from published research, not guesses.
Reviews structure, records each decision, and keeps the codebase on one approach for data, logic, and integrations.
Scores a project and converts it into something AI agents can run: an MCP server, scoped API keys, a CLI, and agent docs.
Breaks a problem down to what's actually true and builds the solution up from there, instead of copying the usual answer.
Always on: your agent stops writing like a chatbot. No em dashes, no "delve", no "I hope this helps". It comes with a checker that flags what slipped through.
If you already have a skill with the same name, the old copy is moved to ~/.agents/skill-backups first. Instruction files are backed up there before the writing rule is added.
Skills are instructions and a few helper scripts that sit in a folder on your computer. The installer downloads one zip from eligapris.com, adds the writing rule to your agents' instruction files, and sends back one anonymous install report (pack, version, OS, which agents it set up) so we can count installs. Run it with DO_NOT_TRACK=1 to skip that. You can read it before you run it.
Read exactly what we recordFAQ
A folder with a SKILL.md file that tells an AI coding agent how to do one kind of job well. The agent reads the short description, and loads the full instructions only when your request needs them.
On macOS or Linux, open a terminal and paste curl -fsSL https://eligapris.com/skills.sh | sh. On Windows, open PowerShell and paste irm https://eligapris.com/skills.ps1 | iex. Then start a new session in your agent.
Yes. Paste this into your agent: "Set up the skill pack from https://eligapris.com/skills.md". The page at eligapris.com/skills.md tells the agent what to run for your system, how to check it worked, and to follow the writing rule for the rest of that conversation.
Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode. The installer links the skills into whichever of them it finds. Any other agent that reads ~/.agents/skills picks them up too.
Agents read a global instructions file at the start of every session. The installer adds the humanize rules there: ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md for Claude Code, ~/.codex/AGENTS.md for Codex, ~/.gemini/GEMINI.md for Gemini CLI and ~/.config/opencode/AGENTS.md for OpenCode. Cursor keeps its global rules in its settings, so there you get the humanize skill but not the always-on rule.
Yes. Open the instructions file and delete everything between the dev-skill-pack:humanize start and end markers. Running the installer again adds it back; it never adds it twice.
No. Everything goes into your own home folder. On Windows the links are directory junctions, which don't need admin rights.
Only ones with the same name, and those are moved to ~/.agents/skill-backups/<date> first, never deleted. Running the installer again just updates the pack.
The installer only copies folders and makes links inside your home folder. You can read it first at eligapris.com/skills.sh or eligapris.com/skills.ps1.
One anonymous report when it finishes: which pack and version, your OS and processor type, which agents it set up, and whether it was the one-line or zip install. No paths, usernames, file contents or anything from your projects. The install counts on this page come from those reports. To skip it, put DO_NOT_TRACK=1 in front of sh, for example curl -fsSL ... | DO_NOT_TRACK=1 sh, or set it in PowerShell with $env:DO_NOT_TRACK=1 first.
Run the same line again to update. To remove it, delete the seven folders from ~/.agents/skills (the links in your agents' skills folders can go too) and delete the dev-skill-pack:humanize block from your agents' instruction files.
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