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ajshedivy

Repository-level view of 51 collected skills across 4 GitHub repositories, including approximate occupation coverage.

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51
repositories
4
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1
updated
2026-05-12
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#001
agno-cookbook
25 skills30updated 2026-03-06
49% of creator
agentos-api-agents
Software Developers

Interact with AgentOS Agent API endpoints. For standard operations (listing agents, running agents, streaming), use the provided CLI script first. Only write custom Python when the script cannot handle the use case (e.g., structured output, dependencies, cancellation, chaining multiple calls). Trigger when: running agents remotely, listing agents, creating agent tests, or asking things like "kick off a run in my test agent" or "what agents do I have configured?"

2026-03-06
agentos-api-teams
Software Developers

Interact with AgentOS Team API endpoints. For standard operations (listing teams, running teams, streaming), use the provided CLI script first. Only write custom Python when the script cannot handle the use case (e.g., cancellation, chaining multiple calls, custom error handling). Trigger when: running teams remotely, listing teams, creating team tests, or asking things like "what teams do I have configured?" or "run a task on my research team."

2026-03-06
agentos-api-workflows
Software Developers

Interact with AgentOS Workflow API endpoints. For standard operations (listing workflows, running workflows, streaming), use the provided CLI script first. Only write custom Python when the script cannot handle the use case (e.g., custom event handling, chaining multiple workflow calls, error handling with retries). Trigger when: running workflows remotely, listing workflows, creating workflow tests, or asking things like "what workflows do I have?" or "run my content pipeline workflow."

2026-03-06
agentos-api-traces
Software Developers

Interact with AgentOS Traces API endpoints using the AgentOSClient SDK. For standard operations (listing traces, getting trace details, viewing stats), use the provided CLI script first. Only write custom Python when the script cannot handle the use case (e.g., debugging workflows that chain agent runs with trace inspection, custom filtering, or integration tests). Trigger when: importing AgentOSClient to work with traces, writing scripts to debug agent runs, creating trace tests, or asking things like "show me the traces from my last agent run" or "how many tokens did my agent use?"

2026-03-06
agentos-api-evals
Software Quality Assurance Analysts & Testers

Interact with AgentOS Evals API endpoints. For standard operations (listing evals, running accuracy/performance evals, getting eval details), use the provided CLI script first. Only write custom Python when the script cannot handle the use case (e.g., advanced filtering, update/delete operations, chaining evals, agent-as-judge). Trigger when: running evaluations, listing eval runs, benchmarking agents, or asking things like "run an accuracy eval on my agent" or "show me the latest eval results."

2026-03-06
agentos-api-knowledge
Software Developers

Interact with AgentOS Knowledge API endpoints. For standard operations (listing content, uploading files, searching, deleting), use the provided CLI script first. Only write custom Python when the script cannot handle the use case (e.g., pagination, updating metadata, bulk workflows, get config). Trigger when: uploading documents, searching the knowledge base, listing content, or asking things like "upload this md file to my knowledge base" or "search my docs for X."

2026-03-06
agentos-api-memory
Software Developers

Interact with AgentOS Memory API endpoints. For standard operations (listing, creating, updating, deleting memories, searching, topics), use the provided CLI script first. Only write custom Python when the script cannot handle the use case (e.g., advanced filtering, stats, chaining multiple calls, integration tests). Trigger when: managing user memories, writing scripts to manage user preferences, creating memory tests, or asking things like "what memories does this user have?" or "add a preference for dark mode."

2026-03-06
agentos-api-sessions
Software Developers

Interact with AgentOS Session API endpoints. For standard operations (listing, creating, renaming, deleting sessions, viewing runs), use the provided CLI script first. Only write custom Python when the script cannot handle the use case (e.g., persistent conversations, clearing history, bulk deletion, advanced filtering). Trigger when: managing sessions remotely, inspecting session history, creating session tests, or asking things like "find me all sessions from the researcher agent" or "get the latest runs from session X."

2026-03-06
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#002
ibmi-agent-skills
24 skills21updated 2026-04-24
47% of creator
ibmi
Database Architects

Core skill for working with IBM i systems through the ibmi CLI. Covers text-to-SQL methodology, Db2 for i conventions, schema discovery, multi-system configuration, and — critically — agent scripting patterns (automatic JSON-when-piped, semantic exit codes, NDJSON streaming, dry-run planning, watch mode, multi-system workflows). Use this skill as the foundation for ANY IBM i task: running queries, exploring the database, configuring systems, writing bash/agent scripts that target IBM i, or composing pipelines that need structured output and reliable error handling.

2026-04-24
application
Software Developers

Query and explore IBM i application objects including CL commands, data areas, data queues, programs, environment variables, exit programs, and watches via SQL services. Use when user asks about: (1) CL command attributes or discovery, (2) data area values or inventory, (3) data queue status and messages, (4) program information (ILE/OPM), (5) environment variables, (6) registered exit programs, (7) watch sessions, (8) user spaces or user indexes, or (9) replacing DSPCMD, DSPDTAARA, DSPLIB, DSPPGM commands.

2026-04-24
backup-and-recovery
Network & Computer Systems Administrators

Query and analyze IBM i backup and recovery resources including save files, save file contents, media libraries, and tape cartridges via SQL services. Use when user asks about: (1) save file history or contents, (2) finding where an object was saved, (3) media library device status, (4) tape cartridge inventory, (5) backup verification, or (6) replacing DSPSAVF, WRKTAP, WRKMLBRM commands.

2026-04-24
communication
Network & Computer Systems Administrators

Monitor and analyze IBM i network and communication resources including TCP/IP connections, network interfaces, routing, HTTP servers, and DNS configuration via SQL services. Use when user asks about: (1) active network connections and traffic, (2) network interface status and IP addresses, (3) routing tables, (4) HTTP server configuration and status, (5) TCP/IP settings and hostname, (6) NTP/SNTP time synchronization, (7) network attributes, or (8) replacing NETSTAT, WRKTCPSTS, CFGTCP, WRKhttpsrvr commands.

2026-04-24
configuration
Network & Computer Systems Administrators

Query IBM i system configuration including system values, hardware resources, device status, environment variables, and JVM settings via SQL services. Use when user asks about: (1) system value settings like QSECURITY or QCCSID, (2) security-related system values, (3) hardware resource inventory, (4) controller, device, or line status, (5) environment variable settings, (6) active JVM information, (7) replacing DSPSYSVAL, DSPHDWRSC, WRKCFGSTS, WRKENVVAR commands, or (8) any system configuration review.

2026-04-24
database-application
Software Developers

Analyze IBM i SQL application behavior including error logs, statement parsing, SQLCODE lookups, and system limits. Use when user asks about: (1) SQL errors in applications or error log analysis, (2) most frequent SQL errors, (3) parsing SQL statements to find referenced objects, (4) looking up SQLCODE meanings, (5) properly delimiting SQL identifiers, (6) system size limits for files or indexes, or (7) objects approaching maximum capacity.

2026-04-24
database-performance
Database Architects

Monitor IBM i database performance including index statistics, maintained temporary indexes (MTIs), database monitors, query supervisor thresholds, and materialized query tables. Use when user asks about: (1) index usage or unused indexes, (2) maintained temporary indexes and whether to create permanent indexes, (3) database monitor configuration, (4) query supervisor thresholds, (5) MQT statistics and refresh status, or (6) tables with high MTI overhead.

2026-04-24
database-plan-cache
Database Architects

Explore and manage the IBM i SQL plan cache including snapshots, event monitors, and procedure references. Use when user asks about: (1) plan cache services or procedures available, (2) plan cache snapshot files on the system, (3) plan cache event monitor status, (4) how to dump or manage the plan cache, (5) plan cache sizing or QSQSRVR job memory usage, or (6) SQL syntax for plan cache management operations.

2026-04-24
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#003
models-for-i
1 skills20updated 2026-04-23
2.0% of creator
#004
agno-cli
1 skills00updated 2026-05-12
2.0% of creator
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