Operational glue extracted from a real fleet: recovery routines, deploy helpers and secret-safety checks — packaged as skills an agent can load on demand.
# clone the pack git clone https://github.com/Aitherium/aither-skills.git # skills are plain markdown — point your agent at them ls aither-skills/skills/
Every skill in the distribution, with its own one-line summary. These are procedures written from incidents on a real fleet — open one and read it before you let an agent act on it in your environment.
Each skill is a single markdown file describing a procedure precisely enough for an agent to execute it.
No runtime, no framework, no build. A skill is a file — readable by a human and loadable by any agent that can read text.
Procedures for getting wedged infrastructure back, written from incidents rather than from imagination.
The deploy-time checks and sequences that keep a change from being declared live before it actually is.
Guardrails for handling credentials — what never goes in a commit, a log, or a tool argument.
Nothing here binds to one vendor's skill format; the content is the product.
Free to use, fork and adapt, including commercially.
Clone the pack and point your agent's skill loader at the skills directory.
git clone https://github.com/Aitherium/aither-skills.git cd aither-skills # browse what is available ls skills/ # for Claude Code, copy into your skills directory cp skills/*.md ~/.claude/skills/
These projects are organs of the same system — the same identity plane, the same agent runtime, the same operational discipline. Follow any of them.