Effective August 12, 2026
Terms of Use
Skillquiver provides reusable agent workflows for ChatGPT, Claude Code, and Codex. By installing or using Skillquiver, you agree to these terms.
Skillquiver is published and maintained under the public publisher name Drizzy07x. The source repository and support channel are hosted by the same GitHub account.
Skillquiver is a public package of 23 Agent Skills for ChatGPT and Codex. These terms also apply to the same source catalog distributed for Claude Code through the repository.
License
The Skillquiver source and skill content are provided under the MIT License. If these terms conflict with permissions granted by the MIT License for the covered software, the MIT License controls those permissions.
Your responsibility
Skills are instructions for an agent, not a guarantee of a particular result. You are responsible for reviewing proposed changes, commands, tool calls, permission prompts, backups, and outputs before relying on or approving them. Keep suitable backups and independently verify work that could affect production systems, security, finances, legal obligations, or important data.
Acceptable use
You may use and modify Skillquiver as allowed by the MIT License. You may not use it to violate applicable law, another person's rights, your agent host's terms, or a third-party service's terms.
Agent hosts and third-party services
Skillquiver depends on the capabilities and safety controls of the host where it runs. ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, GitHub, and any other connected tools or services are provided by third parties under separate terms. Skillquiver does not control or assume responsibility for those services.
No professional advice
Skillquiver workflows and their outputs are general technical assistance. They are not legal, medical, financial, or other licensed professional advice.
No warranty and limitation of liability
Skillquiver is provided “as is,” without warranties of any kind, as stated in the MIT License. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the contributors are not liable for claims, damages, data loss, service interruption, or other liability arising from use of Skillquiver.
Changes and termination
You may stop using Skillquiver at any time by uninstalling it and deleting local copies. These terms may be updated as the project changes; the effective date above will identify the current version.
Contact
For questions or support, open a GitHub issue.