Task-first skill guidance
Build the right Agent skill stack.
Start with the job you need to finish. Discover the capabilities, skills, tools, execution order, and validation steps required to get it done.
Example tree
Build an Astro Website with Codex
Planning
2 capabilities
Design
1 capability
Build
2 capabilities
Verify
1 capability, with checks
Ship
1 capability, with checks
Describe a task, not a tool
Search scenarios, skills, builds, capabilities, and guides. Results rank scenarios first, then builds, skills, and guides.
Example: "build a website with Codex", "SEO content workflow", "share memory across agents"
Featured scenarios
Complete tasks, broken into capabilities, skills, execution order, and validation.
Four steps from task to verified result
- 1
Choose a task
Start with the job you need to finish, not a tool you want to use.
- 2
Understand required capabilities
See the stable, tool-neutral capabilities the task actually needs.
- 3
Assemble the right skills
Pick skills by capability, granularity, and verification state.
- 4
Validate the result
Run the acceptance checklist and confirm the outcome with evidence.
Builds you can copy
Ready-to-use combinations with the skills, order, and checks included.
Codex Astro Starter
The smallest complete path from site goal to deployed Astro site, with verification attached at the end.
- Skills
- 4 skills
- Steps
- 8 steps
Multi-Agent Memory
Durable shared context for repositories where several agents and sessions work on the same code.
- Skills
- 3 skills
- Steps
- 7 steps
Research to Plan Starter
A short weekly ritual that turns saved research into a one-page plan with owners and checkpoints.
- Skills
- 3 skills
- Steps
- 6 steps
Not another skill directory
Directories answer "what exists". AgentSkillTree answers "what do I need, in what order, and how do I know it worked".
How to read a skill treeNot a count contest
More entries is not the goal. Useful, verified combinations are.
Organized by task, not brand
Navigation starts from what you want to accomplish, then maps to tools.
Every plan has an order
Scenarios include execution order, prerequisites, and checkpoints.
Every plan has a check
Validation checklists turn "done" into observable, repeatable criteria.
Skills are replaceable
Capabilities stay stable while specific skills and tools can be swapped.
Start with the job you need to finish
Pick a scenario, read its tree, copy the task brief, and hand it to your agent with checks attached.