# k-skill: 100+ Skills That Turn Any AI Agent Into a Korea Local

> Source: <https://dibi8.com/resources/ai-tools/k-skill-korea-agent-skills-2026/>
> Published: 2026-08-02 16:10:00+00:00

# k-skill: 100+ Skills That Turn Any AI Agent Into a Korea Local

k-skill is an MIT-licensed collection of 100+ agent skills for Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode covering Korean-specific services — train booking, real-time subway/bike-share data, government filings, sports scores, and dozens of Korean shopping and life-admin sites — installable individually or all at once.

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- TypeScript
- Python
- MIT
- Updated 2026-08-03

[42 Real-World OpenClaw Use Cases](https://dibi8.com/resources/llm-frameworks/awesome-openclaw-usecases-ai-agent-daily-life/) •
[ego lite: The Browser You and Your AI Agents Share](https://dibi8.com/resources/dev-utils/ego-lite-ai-agent-browser-2026/)

*Project thumbnail — from github.com/NomaDamas/k-skill*

## What Is k-skill? [#](#what-is-k-skill)

**k-skill** is a single, MIT-licensed answer to a problem generic AI agents share everywhere: they’re bad at the country-specific, service-specific admin tasks that make up a lot of real daily life. k-skill is a collection of **100+ individually installable skills**, each one teaching an agent to interact with one specific Korean service — SRT/KTX train booking, real-time Seoul subway and bike-share data, government legal and business-registration search, sports scores (KBO baseball, KBL basketball, K-League, even LCK esports), and dozens of Korean shopping, delivery-tracking, and life-admin sites.

🔗 **GitHub**: [https://github.com/NomaDamas/k-skill](https://github.com/NomaDamas/k-skill)

At **6,800+ GitHub stars**, MIT licensed, with a commit from **August 1, 2026**, and supporting **Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and OpenClaw/ClawHub**, it’s become a reference example of what a deep, single-country skill pack for AI agents can look like — well beyond the usual “weather API” toy example.

## No Separate API Layer Required [#](#no-separate-api-layer-required)

The README is specific about the architecture: **no additional client API layer is needed**. Where a skill needs a shared, rate-limited credential rather than the end user’s own login, it talks to a lightweight proxy (`k-skill-proxy`

) over plain HTTP — the agent just calls the skill, and the skill handles routing to the right public API, scraped surface, or proxied endpoint.

## Installation [#](#installation)

### Full set [#](#full-set)

```
npx --yes skills add NomaDamas/k-skill --all -g
```

### One skill at a time [#](#one-skill-at-a-time)

```
npx --yes skills add NomaDamas/k-skill --skill srt-booking -g
```

Requires Node.js 18+ and `npx`

— nothing else.

### Claude Code plugin marketplace [#](#claude-code-plugin-marketplace)

```
/plugin marketplace add NomaDamas/k-skill
/plugin install k-skill@k-skill
```

Installed this way, skills are called under a `/k-skill:<name>`

namespace — for example, `/k-skill:lotto-results`

.

## A Sample of the 100+ Skills, by Category [#](#a-sample-of-the-100-skills-by-category)

The full list is genuinely long — the README’s own table runs past 100 rows. A representative slice, grouped by what they’re actually for:

| Category | Example skills |
|---|---|
Transportation | `srt-booking` , `ktx-booking` , `express-bus-booking` , `seoul-subway-arrival` , `seoul-bike` (Ddareungi bike-share), `korean-transit-route` , `highway-traffic-status` |
Government & legal | `korean-law-search` , `nts-business-registration` , `corporate-registration-consulting` , `court-payment-order-assistant` , `korean-patent-search` , `g2b-order-plan-search` (public procurement) |
Real estate & finance | `real-estate-search` , `housing-official-price` , `korean-stock-search` , `k-dart` (financial disclosures, 14 endpoints), `toss-securities` |
Civic / real-time city data | `seoul-density` (real-time crowding at 121 hotspots), `fine-dust-location` , `han-river-water-level` , `emergency-room-beds` , `ev-charger-nearby` |
Sports & entertainment | `kbo-results` , `kbl-results` , `kleague-results` , `lck-analytics` (League of Legends esports), `korean-cinema-search` , `ticket-availability` (concerts) |
Shopping & delivery | `coupang-product-search` , `naver-shopping-search` , `danawa-price-search` , `delivery-tracking` , `daangn-used-goods-search` (Korea’s Craigslist-equivalent) |
Language & documents | `korean-spell-check` , `korean-humanizer` (flags AI-sounding Korean writing by severity), `hwp` / `rhwp-edit` (.hwp document format, Korea’s dominant office format) |

Several skills are explicit “thin wrappers” around separately maintained open-source projects rather than reimplementations — `korean-jangbu-for`

wraps `kimlawtech/korean-jangbu-for`

for bookkeeping automation, and `korean-privacy-terms`

wraps the Apache-2.0 `kimlawtech/korean-privacy-terms`

for generating legally-compliant privacy policies for Korean web apps.

## Login Requirements Are Marked Per Skill [#](#login-requirements-are-marked-per-skill)

Every row in the skill table is tagged with whether it needs the **user’s own login/credentials**. Skills touching real transactions or personal accounts (train/bus booking, job-portal talent search, court filing, brokerage lookups, a restaurant-reservation “sniper” skill) require it. Most public-data lookups — subway arrivals, weather, sports scores, legal statute search, government transaction-price data — need no user credentials at all; some route through the shared `k-skill-proxy`

for rate-limited public APIs instead.

This matters for anyone evaluating which skills are safe to hand to an agent with less supervision versus which ones should stay behind explicit human approval.

## Getting Started, Per the README’s Own Sequence [#](#getting-started-per-the-readmes-own-sequence)

- Install the full skill set following the
[install guide](https://github.com/NomaDamas/k-skill/blob/main/docs/install.md) - Run the
`k-skill-setup`

skill to resolve credentials and check runtime environment variables - If secrets are missing, follow the
[security/secrets policy](https://github.com/NomaDamas/k-skill/blob/main/docs/security-and-secrets.md)for the credential resolution order - Install any missing Node/Python packages globally first
- Open each skill’s own doc for its inputs, examples, and limitations before relying on it

There’s also a ** k-skill-cleaner** meta-skill that combines interview answers with per-agent trigger-count statistics to recommend which installed skills you’re not actually using — a genuinely unusual bit of self-housekeeping for a skill pack this size.

## k-skill vs. a Generic Agent Without It [#](#k-skill-vs-a-generic-agent-without-it)

| Aspect | k-skill | Generic agent, no skill pack |
|---|---|---|
| Korean train/bus booking | Dedicated skill per operator | Agent has to improvise scraping/API calls each time |
| Real-time Seoul city data (subway, crowding, bike-share) | Purpose-built skills | Not available without custom integration |
| Korean legal/government search | Dedicated skills with documented scope | Agent guesses at endpoints, likely to hallucinate |
| Credential handling | Documented per-skill (proxy vs. user login) | Ad hoc, inconsistent |
| Coverage breadth | 100+ Korea-specific skills | Zero out of the box |
| License | MIT | N/A |

## Use Cases [#](#use-cases)

### 1. A Personal Assistant That Actually Knows Korean Services [#](#1-a-personal-assistant-that-actually-knows-korean-services)

Booking an SRT ticket, checking a lotto result, or finding the nearest cheap gas station are all skills an agent can call directly, instead of the agent trying (and often failing) to improvise a scraping approach per request.

### 2. Building Korea-Market Products on Top of Documented Skills [#](#2-building-korea-market-products-on-top-of-documented-skills)

The `korean-privacy-terms`

and `korean-jangbu-for`

wrappers show a pattern: use k-skill’s skill layer as a documented interface to Korea-specific compliance and bookkeeping logic, rather than re-deriving Korean privacy-law requirements from scratch.

### 3. Real-Time Civic Data for Local Apps or Agents [#](#3-real-time-civic-data-for-local-apps-or-agents)

Skills like `seoul-density`

, `han-river-water-level`

, and `emergency-room-beds`

expose real-time Seoul infrastructure data that would otherwise mean separately discovering and integrating each government or municipal API.

### 4. Auditing Which Skills You Actually Use [#](#4-auditing-which-skills-you-actually-use)

For anyone who installed `--all`

and ended up with 100+ skills loaded, `k-skill-cleaner`

is a rare example of a skill pack shipping its own bloat-reduction tool.

## Related Repositories [#](#related-repositories)

| Repository | Purpose |
|---|---|
|

`korean-jangbu-for`

wraps as a thin skill layer[kimlawtech/korean-privacy-terms](https://github.com/kimlawtech/korean-privacy-terms)`korean-privacy-terms`

wraps## Related Articles [#](#related-articles)

[42 Real-World OpenClaw Use Cases](https://dibi8.com/resources/llm-frameworks/awesome-openclaw-usecases-ai-agent-daily-life/)— for the broader pattern of task-specific agent skills across other domains[ego lite: The Browser You and Your AI Agents Share](https://dibi8.com/resources/dev-utils/ego-lite-ai-agent-browser-2026/)— another skill-based agent extension, for browser automation rather than country-specific service integration

## Conclusion [#](#conclusion)

**k-skill** is what a country-specific agent skill pack looks like when someone takes it seriously rather than shipping three demo skills and calling it done: 100+ individually documented, individually installable skills, each with its own login-requirement disclosure and limitations doc, spanning transportation, government, real estate, sports, shopping, and document formats specific to Korea. It’s a strong template for what “make an agent genuinely useful for a specific country’s daily life” can look like beyond generic weather/currency-conversion examples — and directly useful if you’re building for, or living in, Korea.

**Best for**: Developers building AI agents for Korean users, or Korean users who want their coding agent to handle real Korean life-admin tasks — not a general-purpose international skill pack.

**GitHub**: [https://github.com/NomaDamas/k-skill](https://github.com/NomaDamas/k-skill)

*Last updated: 2026-08-03*