HoloViz Skills
A curated collection of Agent Skills for the HoloViz ecosystem — Panel, hvPlot, HoloViews, Param, and more.
Agent Skills are folders of instructions, scripts, and references that teach agents how to work effectively with a specific library or workflow. These skills help agents produce correct, idiomatic HoloViz code instead of guessing from stale training data.
Documentation
Visit https://holoviz-dev.github.io/holoviz-skills/ for the full list of skills and usage instructions. There, there are Copy Markdown icons at the top of each skill page to paste a skill directly into any AI chat if you prefer that over installing.
Installation
pip install holoviz-skills
holoviz-skills install # auto-detects tools on your machine
holoviz-skills install --global # install to global (~/) paths instead
Or target a specific tool:
holoviz-skills install --claude-code # .claude/skills/
holoviz-skills install --agent # .agents/skills/ (cross-tool standard, commit to git)
holoviz-skills install --codex # .agents/skills/ (OpenAI Codex)
holoviz-skills install --copilot # .github/skills/ (GitHub Copilot)
holoviz-skills install --cursor # .cursor/skills/
holoviz-skills install --windsurf # .windsurf/skills/
holoviz-skills install --cline # .cline/skills/
holoviz-skills install --jetbrains # .junie/skills/ (JetBrains / Junie)
holoviz-skills install --gemini-cli # .gemini/skills/
holoviz-skills install --antigravity # .agents/skills/ (Google Antigravity)
holoviz-skills install --kiro # .kiro/skills/
holoviz-skills install --kilo-code # .kilo/skills/ (Kilo Code)
holoviz-skills install --mistral-vibe # .vibe/skills/
Evaluation
The scripts/ directory contains an automated evaluation system that measures whether the skills improve Copilot's code generation quality. See scripts/README.md for details.
CI support for evaluations is also available through the Eval Command GitHub Actions workflow, including a maintainer @run-eval pull request comment trigger. See the GitHub Actions section in scripts/README.md.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome. See the documentation for details on how skills are structured and how to add a new one.
License
BSD — see LICENSE.txt.
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