Top 5 Marketing Skill Repos for AI Agents
Open-source skill packs that teach Claude Code and other coding agents how to do marketing work — CRO, copywriting, campaigns.
"Agent skills" — packaged instructions and reference material an AI coding agent can load on demand — took off after Claude Code shipped native support for them, and marketing was one of the first disciplines people started packaging. The repos below range from broad to narrow. marketingskills is the widest net: CRO, copywriting, SEO, and general campaign work in one pack, and by star count it's the one most people have picked up. aaron-marketing-skills and ai-marketing-claude cover similar ground with their own structure — 120 individual skills in one, 15 built for running in parallel in the other. wondelai's pack folds marketing in alongside business strategy and UX writing rather than treating it as its own category, and kostja94's is narrower on purpose, sticking to SEO, social, and influencer work. None of these replace a marketer's judgment about what to actually say — they're closer to reference material and repeatable checklists the agent can pull in mid-task instead of a person re-explaining the same brief every time. Star counts below are a GitHub snapshot as of the date listed, not an endorsement of one pack over another — check the repo before you install a skill that touches your marketing workflow.
Marketing skills for Claude Code and AI agents — CRO, copywriting, SEO, and more in one pack.
120 marketing skills plus 8 commands for Claude Code and AI agents.
Star counts are a live GitHub snapshot as of 2026-07-27 — GitHub is the source of truth, not TopGit.
FAQ
What are Claude Code agent skills?
Packaged instructions and reference material an AI coding agent can load on demand — the repos below are collections of that kind of packaged material aimed at marketing work specifically.
Which pack covers the most ground?
marketingskills, by a wide margin in star count — it bundles CRO, copywriting, SEO, and general campaign work in one pack rather than specializing in one discipline.
Do these skills replace a marketer's judgment?
No — they're closer to reference material and repeatable checklists an agent can pull in mid-task, not a substitute for deciding what to actually say to a specific audience.