
Best AI Agent Skills for API Development (2026)
The best SKILL.md skills for building APIs. REST design, GraphQL, auth flows, rate limiting, and auto-documentation across all compatible agents.
Deep guides, model comparisons and battle-tested prompt patterns for Midjourney, DALL-E, GPT, Stable Diffusion & FLUX. Written by builders, reviewed for accuracy.
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Midjourney, DALL-E, FLUX & Stable Diffusion — model guides and prompt recipes.
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AI tools & ChatGPT prompts for lawyers, CPAs, doctors, real-estate agents, and more.
Head-to-head benchmarks: which model wins for which use-case.
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The best SKILL.md skills for building APIs. REST design, GraphQL, auth flows, rate limiting, and auto-documentation across all compatible agents.

Looking for Composio alternatives? Comparing the best AI agent integration platforms — from MCP-native setups to curated marketplaces.

Gemini CLI and Claude Code are the two leading terminal-based AI coding agents. Feature comparison, performance, MCP support, and which one fits your workflow.

AI agent skills marketplaces are creating a new category — the app store for AI coding agents. What's happening, who's building, and why it matters.

ChatGPT plugins launched and fizzled. The GPT Store had a quiet start. Now MCP and SKILL.md are reshaping how AI agents extend their capabilities.

Set up Cline with MCP servers in VS Code — installation, config, best MCP servers to add first, and how to test the connection works before you start coding.

Before connecting an MCP server to your AI agent, you should audit it. How to check permissions, data exposure, transport security, and common red flags.

Sequential Thinking MCP helps AI agents break down complex problems into structured reasoning steps. Setup guide and practical use cases.

The AI agent marketplace space is forming fast. Every major platform, their approach to agent skills and tools, and where the ecosystem is heading.

Comparing the three main MCP directories: Smithery, Glama, and Agensi. What each offers, how they differ, and which one fits your needs.

Claude Code vs Codex CLI ran head-to-head on 20 tasks. Setup, quality, speed, cost — which terminal AI agent should you actually install.

Serena MCP is one of the most searched-for MCP servers in 2026. What it does, how to install it, and how to connect it to Claude Code, Codex CLI, or Cursor.

Connect Codex CLI to MCP servers in 5 minutes — filesystem, git, search, browser. Config walkthrough, best MCP servers to install first, and how to verify it works.

Install SKILL.md skills in Codex CLI in 3 steps — path setup, YAML validation, and how to verify Codex loads them. Works cross-platform, no config file needed.

Codex CLI stores skills at ~/.codex/skills/ (global) and .codex/skills/ (project). Path reference, how to sync across machines, and cross-tool compatibility notes.

Set up SKILL.md files in Cursor alongside .cursorrules so your coding agent loads the right procedures automatically. Covers installation, path configuration, conflict resolution, and real workflow examples.

.cursorrules for always-on project context, SKILL.md for on-demand procedural workflows. This guide explains when to use each, how they complement each other, and the right way to combine both in a single project.

Cursor stores skills at .cursor/skills/ (project) and ~/.cursor/skills/ (global). Full path reference, .cursorrules comparison, and how to migrate skills between projects.

OpenClaw and Claude Code both use SKILL.md. Here's how their skill systems compare — paths, discovery, context handling, and cross-compatibility.

Three ways to add SKILL.md skills to OpenClaw — download from Agensi, clone from GitHub, or use MCP. Step-by-step installation guide.

The best SKILL.md skills for OpenClaw in 2026. Code review, testing, git automation, DevOps, and documentation — all cross-compatible with Claude Code.
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