dbskill

dbskill is a pack of 30 business skills you install into a coding agent. Not code skills. Business ones: pricing diagnosis, competitor benchmarking, content topic development, headline and short-video hook optimization, decision logging. The content was mined from roughly 16,000 public tweets by the creator and distilled into structured knowledge the agent can call.

Install is one npx command and it works with Claude Code, Codex, Dou Bao, WorkBuddy, and other agents that support the skills format. There is nothing to host and no API key of its own. One thing to know before you try it: the skills are written in Chinese, so the frameworks and the prompts you get back are in Chinese unless you translate them.

The value is the structure rather than the intelligence. Instead of improvising a prompt every time you want to pressure-test pricing, you call a skill that already knows which questions to ask in which order. Solo founders and content creators are the real audience. Engineering teams will not find much here.

The catch is the license, and it is a real one. This is CC BY-NC 4.0, which means non-commercial use only. Using these skills to run your own business is exactly the commercial use that license restricts, and you need separate authorization from the author. That is an odd shape for a business toolkit, so read the terms before you build a workflow on it.