Skills Directory
skills.sh- Category
- AI Agents
- Rank
- No. 4158Tools index
Previous survey · No. 3973 ·
- Type
- TOOL
- Use case
- Agent Building
- Interfaces
- Web · CLI
- Date
About
A searchable registry and leaderboard for reusable AI agent skills, installable via a single CLI command (npx skills add owner/repo). It tracks install counts and trending skills across contributors like Anthropic, Vercel, Microsoft, and independent developers, spanning categories like coding, cloud infrastructure, video generation, and productivity.
What it does
The site describes agent skills as packaged procedural knowledge an AI agent can pick up, and says one terminal command pulls a skill from a GitHub repository into your agent. The home page ranks those skills beside the repository that publishes each one, with search and all-time, trending and hot views.
Stated on the product site
- Install surface
- CLI via npx, addressed by GitHub owner and repository
- What a skill is
- Reusable capability for AI agents, per the site
- Stated purpose
- Gives agents procedural knowledge through a one-command install
- Interface
- Searchable ranked list with time-window views
- Ranking views
- Trending over a 24 hour window and a Hot view
- Publishers listed
- Skills from many repositories, including vendor-run ones
Not stated on the site
- Which agents the install command supports: the page has an "Available for these agents" heading, but the extracted text does not name them.
- Whether listed skills are reviewed or vetted before they appear, which the page text does not say.
- How the trending and hot rankings are calculated, and how installs are counted.
- Whether the CLI or the directory itself is open source, and under what license, is not shown in the page text.
Written from the product site at skills.sh.
What it can do
Search a registry of reusable AI agent skills
search query → list of matching skills
Install an AI agent skill via CLI command
owner/repo identifier → installed skill
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