@munir-abbasi
FreeOpen-source AI agent skills and tools by a procrastinating developer
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About @munir-abbasi
Munir Abbasi is a GitHub user who develops and maintains open-source AI tools, including a collection of 1232+ agentic skills for AI agents (forked from sickn33/agentic-awesome-skills) and a PDF sorter/renamer that uses the OpenAI API to intelligently name PDF files. Also maintains a deep search implementation with support for 1000+ references. The repositories are described as results of procrastination and are available for free.
Key Features
Collection of 1232+ agentic skills for AI agents (Claude Code, Antigravity, Cursor)
PDF sorter and renamer using OpenAI API for intelligent file naming
Deep search academic implementation with support for 1000+ references and local inference
Includes official skills from Anthropic and Vercel
Open-source and free to use
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Free and open-source
- Large collection of battle-tested agentic skills
- Supports local inference for deep search
- Includes official skills from top AI companies
- Helps avoid reinventing common agent functionality
Cons
- User describes themselves as a 'wannabe', suggesting potential lack of polish
- Skills collection is a fork, not original creation
- Limited documentation and support from a single maintainer
- Some tools may be experimental or incomplete
Best For
AI agent development and enhancement with pre-built skillsAutomated PDF document organization and renamingAcademic research and deep search with RAPTOR chat and report generation
FAQ
What is the agentic-awesome-skills collection?
It is a forked repository containing 1232+ agentic skills for Claude Code, Antigravity, and Cursor, including official skills from Anthropic and Vercel.
What does the sort-rename-move-pdf tool do?
It is an intelligent Python tool that organizes and renames PDF files using the OpenAI API by extracting content and generating meaningful filenames.
Is the deepsearch-academic tool available for local use?
Yes, it supports local inference and includes features like chatting with scraping sessions using RAPTOR and report generation.
Are these tools free to use?
Yes, all repositories are open-source and free.