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Hi @adamgyongyosi! 👋
I see you're asking about bundles (I think you meant "bundle" not "bundel"). Great question!
What are Bundles?
Bundles in this repository are curated collections of skills grouped together by role, expertise level, or use case. Think of them like "starter packs" that help you quickly get the right set of skills for your needs without being overwhelmed by the 1,200+ available skills.
How Bundles Work
Bundles are defined in the build-catalog.js file. The system automatically groups skills based on keywords found in their tags, names, and descriptions. Currently, there are 5 core bundles:
core-dev- Core development skills (Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Rust, Java, React, APIs, etc.)security-core- Security, privacy, and compliance essentialsk8s-core- Kubernetes and service mesh essentialsdata-core- Data engineering and analytics foundationsops-core- Operations, observability, and delivery pipelines
How to Use Bundles on WSL2 Debian 13 with Antigravity
Since you're using WSL2 Debian 13 with Antigravity, here's how to work with bundles:
1. View Available Bundles
Check out the complete bundle documentation:
2. Choose Your Bundle
Pick a bundle based on your needs. For example:
- Building web apps? →
core-devbundle - Working on security? →
security-corebundle - DevOps work? →
ops-corebundle
3. Use Skills from Your Bundle
In Antigravity, you reference skills directly in your prompts. For example:
# Use a skill by name
antigravity "Use python-pro to help me refactor this code"
# Or reference specific skills
antigravity "Use fastapi-pro to create a REST API"
Quick Start Commands
# 1. If you haven't cloned the repo yet
git clone https://github.com/sickn33/antigravity-awesome-skills.git .agent/skills
# 2. View the generated bundles data
cat data/bundles.json
# 3. Browse skills in a bundle
# The bundles.json file lists all skills that belong to each bundle
Additional Resources
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions. 😊