voyager-crew/voyager

Agent skills in the GitHub repository voyager-crew/voyager, each with its code score out of 100.

Enhancement suite for Gemini, AI Studio, Claude, ChatGPT & DeepSeek — plus a prompt manager for any website, DeepSeek Harness included. / 面向 Gemini、AI Studio、Claude、ChatGPT 与 DeepSeek 的增强套件；其中的提示词管理器可用于任意网站，如 DeepSeek Harness。

Repository score

60 / 100 C

Skills

9

Verified

0

Average skill score

61

GitHub stars

20,605

License

GPL-3.0

Open voyager-crew/voyager on GitHub

9 skills in this repository

1. create-voyager-plugin

   Create or change a Voyager declarative plugin, site adapter, or native primitive.

   66C
2. writing-docs

   Sets the standard for Voyager's guide pages and their screenshots. Use when editing or adding a page under docs/guide/ or any locale's docs/<lang>/guide/, or when taking or replac…

   66C
3. release

   Prepare, publish, or recover a Voyager release. Use for version bumps and releases, failed store submissions, or Safari release failures.

   65C
4. verify-in-browser

   Proves a Voyager change on the live host page and shows the evidence as screenshots. Use after changing content scripts, injected CSS, MAIN-world scripts or plugin site code, when…

   65C
5. write-voyager-plugin

   Voyager plugin authoring: write and check a local plugin (a JSON manifest plus CSS) for the Voyager browser extension. Use when the user wants to change how Gemini, AI Studio, Cha…

   65C
6. voyager-contribute

   Prepare Voyager commits, pull requests, and contribution evidence, or claim an issue and check review readiness.

   64C
7. update-safari-extension

   Build, reload, and verify Voyager in Safari for web-extension changes, native integration, or signed-app testing while preserving installed apps and extension data.

   58C
8. issue-review

   Investigate or fix a referenced Voyager GitHub issue, within the requested delivery scope.

   53D
9. pr-description

   Write or rewrite a Voyager pull request description.

   44D

Scores come from a snapshot of 300 public GitHub repositories taken on 12 November 2026. Every score is the result of fixed checks run by code; no AI is involved. How scoring works.