A free configuration library for GitHub Copilot and Claude Code.

Seven agents. Twenty-three skills. One zip file.

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    VS Code + Copilot

    Agents in chat dropdown

    Claude Code

    Auto detected from .claude folder

    One folder, for both tools

    Same .claude folder, no duplication

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    Setup Guide

    What is an agent?

    An agent is a role your AI steps into

    Most people use AI assistants without any role context. The tool does not know whether it is helping a data engineer design a pipeline or a governance analyst draft a policy. It applies generic judgment to domain-specific problems.

    An agent changes that. It is a configuration file that gives the AI a defined role, a scope, and a set of relevant capabilities before the first message is sent.

    When you select the Data Modeler agent, the AI knows it is working on dimensional schema design. It knows what to focus on, what to clarify up front, and what to hand off to another role. You switch agents the way you would assign a task to the right person on the team.

    In VS Code, agents appear as selectable modes in Copilot Chat. In Claude Code, you activate them by name or by describing your task.

    What is a skill?

    A skill is a workflow your AI knows how to run

    A skill is a structured procedure for a specific task, defined once and reused across every conversation.
    Instead of writing the same context-setting instructions every time you ask the AI to document columns, generate DDL, or draft a data quality rule, the skill file contains the full workflow. The AI loads it automatically when the task matches, or you invoke it directly by typing / followed by the skill name.
    The grain identification skill, for example, walks the AI through a structured process: understanding the source, testing candidate grain definitions with SQL, writing a formal grain statement, and flagging implications for downstream modeling. You get a consistent, structured output every time — not a different response each conversation.
    Skills are part of an open standard. They work across GitHub Copilot in VS Code, Copilot CLI, and Claude Code from the same folder.

    Seven roles ready to use

    Data Modeler

    5 Skills

    BI Developer

    3 Skills

    Governance Analyst

    3 Skills

    Data Engineer

    3 Skills

    Analytics Lead

    3 Skills

    SQL / Data Analyst

    3 Skills

    Technical Writer

    3 Skills

    Three steps to get started

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    What exactly is in the ZIP?

    The library is a folder of plain Markdown files. There is no executable code, no installation script, and no dependency to manage.

    Each agent is a single .md file with a short configuration header and a set of role instructions. Each skill is a folder containing a SKILL.md file with a structured workflow.

    You can open every file in a text editor, read it, and change it. If your organisation uses different naming conventions, different database dialects, or specific business rules, you edit the relevant file and the AI follows the updated instructions.

    The files follow an open standard (agentskills.io) and are compatible with any tool that implements it.

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