Community-driven skills for Seren Desktop. Skills teach AI agents how to use APIs, run autonomous workflows, and guide users through tasks.
This repository follows the Agent Skills specification.
Spec rules we enforce:
- Required top-level fields:
name,description - Optional top-level fields:
license,compatibility,metadata,allowed-tools namemust:- be 1-64 chars
- use lowercase letters, digits, and hyphens only
- not start/end with a hyphen
- not contain consecutive hyphens
- exactly match the parent directory name
descriptionmust be non-empty and <= 1024 charsmetadatamust be a map of string keys to string values
Skills are organized by org (or publisher), with each skill in a subdirectory:
seren-skills/
├── apollo/
│ └── api/ # Apollo.io API integration
├── coinbase/
│ └── grid-trader/ # Automated grid trading bot
├── cryptobullseyezone/
│ └── tax/ # 1099-DA to Form 8949 reconciliation guide
├── kraken/
│ ├── grid-trader/ # Kraken grid trading bot
│ └── money-mode-router/ # Kraken product mode recommender
├── polymarket/
│ └── bot/ # Polymarket prediction market bot
└── seren/
├── browser-automation/ # Playwright browser automation
├── getting-started/ # Getting started guide
├── job-seeker/ # Job search automation
└── skill-creator/ # Skill creation guide
The slug is derived by joining the org and skill name with a hyphen:
coinbase/grid-trader -> coinbase-grid-trader
cryptobullseyezone/tax -> cryptobullseyezone-tax
polymarket/bot -> polymarket-bot
seren/getting-started -> seren-getting-started
seren/browser-automation -> seren-browser-automation
Seren Desktop consumes skills by slug in a flat namespace.
org/skill-name/
├── SKILL.md # Required - docs and frontmatter
├── scripts/ # Executable code (agent skills only)
│ └── agent.py
├── requirements.txt # Python dependencies
├── package.json # Node dependencies
├── config.example.json # Config template (optional)
└── .env.example # Environment template (optional)
See CONTRIBUTING.md for the full guide.
Quick version:
- Create
<org>/<skill-name>/at the repo root - Add a
SKILL.mdwith valid frontmatter wherenameequals<skill-name> - For agent skills, put runtime code in
scripts/and keep dependency/config templates at the skill root - Open a PR
---
name: skill-name
description: What the skill does and when to use it
license: Apache-2.0 # optional
compatibility: "Requires git and jq" # optional
allowed-tools: Bash(git:*) Read # optional, experimental
---Conventions:
- Use the first
# H1in the document body as the display name - Keep runtime code in
scripts/ metadatais available per spec but not used by Seren skills today