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1.hypit-ai / hypit

Clone any viral video with AI agents. Not just a script, the whole workflow: swap the face, the words, the B-roll, ship 100 variants in one command, and get your 100M views.

agentic-ai
ai
ai-agents
ai-video
compiler
dsl
+14 more

TypeScript Other license28K total3.3K forks

+28,244 stars

from 1 · score 10.25

2.Imbad0202 / academic-research-skills

Academic Research Skills for Claude Code: research → write → review → revise → finalize

academic-writing
ai-research
claude
claude-code
literature-review
peer-review
+2 more

Python Other license56K total4.2K forks

+14,567 stars

from 40,934 · score 9.59

3.bmad-code-org / BMAD-METHOD

Breakthrough Method for Agile Ai Driven Development

agile
ai
context-engineering
spec-driven-development
sdlc

Python Other license55K total6.1K forks

+3,791 stars

from 51,251 · score 8.24

4.antonbabenko / terraform-skill

Terraform & OpenTofu Skill for AI Agents - testing, modules, CI/CD, and production patterns

best-practices
claude-skills
devops
infrastructure-as-code
modules
opentofu
+4 more

Other license2.4K total224 forks

+200 stars

from 2,245 · score 5.30

5.ClawBio / ClawBio

🦖 ClawBio - The first bioinformatics-native AI agent skill library. Local-first. Reproducible. Open. Free.

ai-agents
bioinformatics
equity
genomics
local-first
openclaw
+2 more

Python Other license1.2K total295 forks

+97 stars

from 1,078 · score 4.58

Agent Skills — agent-neutral autonomous product-building OS for 32+ AI coding tools. 23 skill categories · 28 agents · 149 reference docs · 37 platform variants. One-line prompts → deployed products on Cloudflare Workers.

ai-agents
claude-code
claude-skills
cloudflare-workers
saas
agents-md
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TypeScript Other license26 total5 forks

+8 stars

from 18 · score 2.20

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