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vercel-labs · publisher9 repository starsgithub.com/vercel-labs/academy-skills
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One skill, the core academy skill, is meant to be installed globally — it discovers courses and tracks progress across all of them. The other 6 are per-course companions installed into a project directory as you start that course: filesystem-agents walks through building agents that navigate a filesystem with bash, Building Slack Agents scaffolds and teaches a Slack agent build in one session, Launch a Subscription Store guides a Next.js, Supabase, and Stripe storefront, building-agents-with-eve teaches Vercel's eve framework through a bike-shop dispatcher project, and two more — agent-friendly-apis and Python on Vercel — exist as live, described skills without a matching entry in the README's course table.

This is for someone actually taking a Vercel Academy course who wants the skill to detect their progress and walk the next lesson inside their coding agent rather than a browser tab — it is not a general-purpose skill library, since every skill here does nothing until you have opened the matching course.

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What it costs to start. 4 of the 7 need nothing but a local tool already on the machine — agent-friendly-apis, building-agents-with-eve, filesystem-agents, and the core academy skill. The other 3 need an account key: Building Slack Agents wants a real Slack app and tokens, Launch a Subscription Store wants Stripe and Supabase, and Python on Vercel wants an actual Vercel deployment to push to.

Two skills are ahead of the documentation. agent-friendly-apis and Python on Vercel both exist as live, described skills in our catalog, but neither course appears in the README's table — most likely added after the doc was last updated, since both read like real Academy companions rather than placeholders.

1Work with nothing else to set up.
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