Jim Liu Ships baoyu-skills, an Open-Source Plugin Marketplace for AI Coding Agents
A community-built plugin marketplace for Claude Code and Codex bundles 20+ skills for infographics, publishing to WeChat, and multi-provider image generation.
PRO- JimLiu released baoyu-skills, a plugin marketplace with 20+ skills for Claude Code and Codex agents.
- Install via
/plugin marketplace add JimLiu/baoyu-skillsornpx skills add jimliu/baoyu-skills. - Infographic skill offers 21 layouts and 21 styles; diagram skill writes SVG by hand with auto dark mode.
- Image generation abstracts OpenAI, Google, Azure, OpenRouter, DashScope, MiniMax, Replicate, Jimeng, Seedream.
- WeChat, X, and Weibo publishing skills use Chrome CDP and SSH tunnels to bypass IP allowlists.
- All skills customizable via
EXTEND.md; MIT licensed with individual publishing to ClawHub supported.
Jim Liu (Baoyu) has published baoyu-skills, an open-source plugin marketplace for agentic coding tools that packages more than twenty ready-to-use skills into a single install. The repository shares skills for improving daily work efficiency with AI agents like Claude Code and Codex, targeting the middle layer that has quietly become interesting in the last few months: skills, the reusable prompt-plus-code bundles that agents can call as tools.
The install path is deliberately boring. You register the marketplace inside the agent with a single command and then either browse and install through a UI or ask the agent in plain English to install the skills from the repo. Everything is MIT-licensed, and skills can also be published individually to ClawHub for developers who do not want the whole bundle.
What ships in the bundle
The skills fall into three buckets: content generation, AI generation backends, and utility tools. Content generation is the most opinionated part. The infographic skill offers 21 layout types and 21 visual styles, analyzing source content to recommend layout and style combinations before producing a publication-ready image. Available layouts include structural cliches you actually reach for in practice, like fishbone diagrams, funnels, priority quadrants, iceberg views, and Venn diagrams.
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