nuwa-skills/awesome-nuwa

What it solves

When you use a generic AI assistant, it answers from a single, neutral perspective. This project solves that by giving you ready-made "thinking operating systems" — not quote collections — for 159 historical and contemporary figures across 18 fields. Each skill turns the AI into a persona that can analyze problems, review decisions, and give feedback the way that person would.

How it works

Each figure (e.g., Confucius, Einstein, Buffett) is packaged as an installable Agent Skill. You install one with a simple command: npx skills add nuwa-skills/kongzi-skill (or any other owner/skill name from the list). After installation, the skill makes the AI adopt that person's framework — their values, reasoning habits, and decision style — when you interact with it. The project also includes community-contributed skills (marked as “社区”) and scripts to audit and modernize the skill repositories automatically.

Who it’s for

This is for anyone using AI assistants that support Agent Skills, especially people who want fresh thinking perspectives — students, writers, entrepreneurs, investors, or curious minds who want to "consult" famous figures. It’s also useful for developers who want to package and maintain such persona skills.

Highlights

• 159 original skills plus 6 community skills, covering 18 areas like philosophy, science, business, literature, psychology, military strategy, and more.
• Each skill is a full thinking framework, not a collection of quotes — it changes the AI's reasoning process.
• Easy installation via npx skills add <owner>/<skill-name>.
• Includes a category index with direct links to every skill repository.
• Maintenance scripts allow auditing and low-risk modernization across all skill repos in one go.