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skillsllm.com
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Category
Developer Tools
Rank
No. 4236Tools index

Previous survey · No. 4040 ·

Listed in
#4 Find agent skills
Type
APP
Use case
Data, Retrieval & Knowledge
Interfaces
Web
Date

About

A searchable marketplace/directory cataloging thousands of open-source AI agent skills, MCP servers, and CLI extensions for tools like Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, with categories, trending rankings, and GitHub star counts for each listing.

What it does

SkillsLLM calls itself an "AI Skills Marketplace". Its home page is a browsable index of open-source agent projects: each entry links to a details view and shows the author, the main programming language, a category and topic tags. Visitors can search, filter by category and sort by stars, recency or name.

Stated on the product site

Positioning
Self-described AI skills marketplace for Claude Code, Codex CLI and ChatGPT
Categories
AI Agents, MCP Servers, CLI Tools, IDE Extensions, API Integration, Testing, Data Processing, DevOps, Documentation, Code Generation
Sort options
Listings sort by stars, recency or name
Listing sections
Home page shows Trending Skills and New This Week sections
Community
Site points visitors to a Reddit community

Not stated on the site

  • The page does not say how projects are chosen for listing or whether submissions are accepted.
  • The page does not explain how Trending is calculated.
  • The page does not say who operates the site or show any pricing.
  • The page does not say whether listed skills are tested or reviewed before they appear.

Written from the product site at skillsllm.com.

What it can do

  • Search a directory of open-source AI agent skills, MCP servers, and CLI extensions

    Search query → List of matching listings

  • Browse listings by category

    Category selection → Filtered list of listings

Tags

ai-skillsclaude-codemcp-serversagent-toolsopen-sourcemarketplacecodex-cli

Media

SkillsLLM

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