Agent Skills by MDivine
Showing 87 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
release-smoke-test
Validates packed oh-my-opencode-slim release candidates against OpenCode runtime before npm publish.
domain-modeling
Build and maintain project domain glossaries and architectural decision records.
remotion-best-practices
Guides creation of programmatic videos in React using Remotion components and APIs.
search-xianyu
Search and read Xianyu second-hand listings through a logged-in Firefox session.
search-taobao-tmall
Retrieve Taobao and Tmall product details, reviews, and prices via read-only browser access.
setup-matt-pocock-skills
Configures a repository's issue tracker, triage labels, and domain doc layout for engineering skills.
search-grok-x
Searches X/Twitter and Grok for real-time discussions with read-only multi-source verification.
search-jd
Searches and reads JD.com product pages to extract prices, reviews, and specifications.
search-firefox-session
Searches and collects evidence from logged-in Firefox browser sessions without exporting credentials.
oh-my-opencode-slim
Configure agents, models, prompts, presets, and MCP permissions for oh-my-opencode-slim.
search-telegram
Searches and reads Telegram channel and group history via MTProto or cached indexes.
github-commit
Enforces commit message and pull request conventions for GitHub workflows.
search-wechat
Retrieve WeChat Official Account articles via read-only search and URL fetching.
search-zhihu
Searches and reads Zhihu questions, answers, and articles through read-only channels.
reflect
Reviews recent sessions to recommend reusable skills, agents, commands, or config changes.
find-skills
Searches and installs agent skills from the open skills ecosystem using the Skills CLI.
output-presentation
Applies a Kami-inspired editorial visual system to self-contained HTML documents.
search-xiaohongshu
Searches and reads Xiaohongshu notes to summarize reviews, experiences, and product feedback.
search-price-history
Queries historical prices and price trends from Keepa, BigGo, and public sources.
codemap
Generate hierarchical codemaps and change-aware state files for unfamiliar repositories.
zero
Discover and call paid external API capabilities with automatic x402 payment handling.
clonedeps
Clone dependency source repositories into an ignored local workspace for agent inspection.
worktrees
Orchestrates Git worktrees as isolated coding lanes for parallel and risky development work.
grill-with-docs
Runs a structured design interview that produces ADRs and a glossary.
Frequently Asked Questions About MDivine
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with MDivine's skills?▼
You can orchestrate CTF sandbox challenges across 40+ routed domains, reverse engineer binaries with IDA Pro and radare2, build pwn exploits with pwntools, run pentest chains via Nmap/SQLMap/Nuclei, analyze firmware with binwalk and Firmadyne, and perform read-only searches across Chinese e-commerce and social platforms.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Security researchers, CTF competitors, red team operators, and reverse engineers working on authorized sandbox challenges, malware analysis, APK hooking, and N-day exploit reproduction. A secondary audience is developers using the OpenCode plugin ecosystem for domain modeling, codemaps, and release smoke testing.
How do the CTF sandbox skills work in practice?▼
Start with ctf-sandbox-orchestrator as the entrypoint; it establishes sandbox assumptions and routes to a downstream skill such as competition-kerberos-delegation, competition-pcap-protocol, or competition-firmware-layout. Downstream skills should only run after the orchestrator has routed to them.
Are these skills free and open source?▼
Several skills declare MIT licensing (reverse-engineering, output-presentation, secretary-humanizer) and OpenCode compatibility; others ship without explicit license metadata. The registry itself is a public GitHub account with 7 repositories, so individual skill frontmatter should be checked before redistribution.
What prerequisites and dependencies are required?▼
The reverse-engineering skill requires a filesystem-based code agent or CLI with shell access, Python 3, and internet access for tool installation. Specific chains expect local binaries such as jadx, apktool, Frida, adb, IDA Pro, radare2, binwalk, and pwntools, plus an OpenCode-compatible runtime.