Tech Content skills for AI agents
12 practitioner-grade tech content skills, each a focused Markdown document your agent loads into context on demand. Search them from Claude Desktop, Cursor or any MCP client, or pull one with the CLI.
All 12 skills
- Conference Speaking
Get accepted to tech conferences and deliver memorable talks — CFP writing, talk structure, slide design, live coding, stage presence, and building a speaking career as a developer.
159 lines - Dev Community Building
Build and manage a developer community — Discord servers, forums, meetups, open source contributor communities. Covers moderation, engagement, events, scaling from 10 to 10,000 members, and avoiding the ghost town problem.
155 lines - Dev Content Strategy
Build a multi-platform content strategy as a developer — choosing platforms, repurposing content, building a personal brand, and converting attention into career opportunities. The strategic layer above individual platform tactics.
158 lines - Developer Linkedin
Build a professional developer presence on LinkedIn — posting strategy, content that gets reach, networking with hiring managers, and leveraging the platform for career growth without becoming a "LinkedIn influencer" cliché.
137 lines - Developer Twitter
Build a developer presence on Twitter/X — threads, engagement, networking, thought leadership, and turning followers into career opportunities. The playbook for engineers who want to be known in their niche without becoming cringe.
144 lines - Open Source Marketing
Promote an open source project — README optimization, launch strategy, community building, Show HN posts, GitHub presence, documentation as marketing, and turning stars into contributors and users.
157 lines - Tech Newsletter
Build and grow a technical newsletter on Substack, Beehiiv, ConvertKit, or Buttondown. Covers content strategy, writing cadence, subscriber growth, monetization, and the specific patterns that work for developer audiences.
172 lines - Tech Podcast
Launch and grow a tech podcast — format selection, guest booking, episode structure, recording setup, distribution, and audience building. For engineers who want to share knowledge through conversation rather than writing.
135 lines - Technical Blogging
Write compelling technical blog posts that teach, build authority, and drive traffic. Covers structure, code examples, SEO for dev content, and publishing on platforms like Medium, Dev.to, Hashnode, and personal blogs. For engineers who want to write.
139 lines - Technical Writing Portfolio
Build a portfolio of technical writing that showcases your expertise — docs, tutorials, architecture decision records, RFCs, and README files. For developers who want to demonstrate communication skills for senior/staff roles.
199 lines - Technical Writing
Write clear, accurate technical documentation including API docs, user guides, tutorials, and architecture documents. Use this skill when the user asks about writing documentation, creating user guides, documenting APIs, writing tutorials, or wants guidance on making technical content accessible, well-structured, and maintainable.
131 lines - Youtube Tech Channel
Build and grow a YouTube channel for tech content — tutorials, code walkthroughs, tech reviews, and dev vlogs. Covers scripting, thumbnails, retention, the algorithm, monetization, and the specific patterns that work for programming/tech content.
186 lines