yan-labs/yan-skills

Autopilot turns a vague instruction into a structured plan and executes it end to end without mid-task confirmation. It is used for broad requests like fixing bugs, adding tests, investigating issues, deploying, and running reviews.

Backlink discovers backlink and external-link opportunities, checks link quality, and verifies evidence from search tools and logged-in dashboards. Use it for competitor link research, directory submissions, outreach lists, and scraping no-API report tables.

Codex runs as a background sub-agent for code analysis, refactoring, and review, and it also handles image generation requests through its built-in tool. Use it when you want an agent to work in parallel without blocking the main conversation.

Game Opportunity ranks new and existing game ideas using sitemap discovery, 24-hour trend scanning, search demand, SERP, KD, and playable supply checks. Use it when deciding which games are worth building or prioritizing.

ImageGen turns visual requests into generated assets for websites and content, including logos, mascots, cover images, OG images, and user-scene illustrations. Use it when a page is missing artwork or needs original images instead of placeholders.

OpenCLI drives the user's real logged-in Chrome for browser actions on sites that need identity, session control, or site-specific adapters. Use it to read dashboards, fetch tables, fill forms, troubleshoot doctor errors, and manage browser sessions.

Rankup guides website and content projects from research and setup through SEO, GEO, launch checks, and ongoing growth. It is used to pick keywords, assess demand, verify readiness, and audit AI search visibility and agent readiness.

Skill Link Check audits `.agents/skills` and `.claude/skills` layouts to verify the source and mirrored skill paths stay aligned. Use it when a skill is missing, duplicated, not loading, or linked incorrectly.

SkillsMP searches a large index of public SKILL.md files to find existing agent skills by keyword, category, language, or occupation. Use it before writing a new skill or when you want to discover overlooked examples in a field.