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Where do I find the best agent skills?

Skills are markdown files in public repositories, so the discovery layer is marketplaces: registries your agent installs from directly, search engines that index everything public, and curated lists that apply judgment. Check what a marketplace verifies before installing from it.

Surveyed 17 August 2026

Find agent skills

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  1. 01
    VibeLeaderboard

    Curated directory where vibe-coded apps get browsed, submitted, and upvoted across categories.

    Other
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    skills.sh

    A searchable marketplace and leaderboard for 'skills' -- reusable procedural-knowledge modules for AI agents -- that can be installed into an agent with a single npx command. It ranks skills by install count and activity across contributors including Anthropic, Vercel, Microsoft, and independent developers.

    AI Agents
  3. 03
    Clawhub

    Skill directory for OpenClaw where users discover and install agent skills published by the community.

    AI Agents
  4. 04
    SkillsMP

    Marketplace indexing over 2.6 million public SKILL.md files from GitHub, searchable by creator, occupation, or category.

    AI Agents
  5. 05
    MCP Market

    Directory and marketplace for MCP servers and agent skills. Browse tools for Claude, ChatGPT, and Codex by category, with per-client install instructions.

    AI Agents
  6. 06
    Cursor Directory

    Community directory for the Cursor ecosystem: rules, MCP servers, and agent skills, searchable by framework and language.

    Developer Tools
  7. 07
    Awesome Claude Code

    A curated, hand-maintained list of resources for Claude Code, organizing links to guides, skills, agents, status lines, plugins, orchestration tools, and observability projects across the Claude Code ecosystem. It is community-contributed and continually updated as new tools and tutorials emerge.

    AI Agents
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    SkillsLLM

    A searchable directory of open-source AI agent skills, MCP servers, and coding-agent extensions for tools like Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, ranked by GitHub stars and organized into categories. It aggregates over 4,000 community-built skills with a security-vetting angle and paid featured-listing options for submitters.

    Developer Tools
  9. 09
    Claude Skills Hub

    A third-party marketplace and directory that indexes over 42,000 Claude Code skills sourced from GitHub, letting users browse, search, and discover agent skills by category (DevOps, Security, Frontend, etc.) and by publisher (Anthropic, Microsoft, GitHub, PostHog).

    Developer Tools
  10. 10
    Agent Skills Hub

    A directory that catalogs over 1,200 MCP servers and AI agent skills, assigning each a security grade (A-F) based on permission scope, repo signals, and source verification. It aims to help teams evaluate third-party skills before installing them into Claude Code or similar agent workflows, rather than trusting package names alone.

    Developer Tools
  11. 11
    Awesome Claude

    A curated directory of Claude AI resources for developers, aggregating official Anthropic documentation, SDKs (Python, TypeScript, Java, Go, Ruby, C#, PHP), Claude Code guides, MCP server listings, agent skills, cloud provider integrations, and model system cards. It serves as a single reference hub linking out to Anthropic's console, docs, cookbooks, and community-curated tool lists.

    Developer Tools
  12. 12
    Awesome Hermes Skills

    A curated, install-ready directory of skills, plugins, agent profiles, memory providers, and tools for the Hermes Agent ecosystem (v0.20.0), covering the 79 built-in skills, a 114-skill optional catalog, and 160 vetted community additions. It functions as a discovery and onboarding hub, with editorial picks and install commands to extend Hermes across Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.

    Developer Tools
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    LobeHub

    Teams of AI agents run as always-on operations here, with hiring, scheduling, and management handled inside.

    AI Agents
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    Hermes Agent

    Self-improving agent that creates skills from experience and keeps a persistent model of users across sessions.

    Developer Tools

Ordered by the VibeLeaderboard index, re-surveyed each edition. Something missing?

What to look for

  • 01Does it vet what it lists, or index everything public? A skill instructs your agent with your agent's permissions — installing one is adding a dependency, not bookmarking a page.
  • 02Can an agent install from it directly, or is it a reading list? Registries and curated indices are both useful; know which one you are browsing.
  • 03Is it maintained? Skill conventions are converging fast, and a stale index points at skills written for last quarter's format.

Common questions

What exactly is an agent skill?
A markdown file of instructions — usually SKILL.md — that an agent loads for a specific job: a review checklist, a deploy process, a writing style. No code is required, which is why marketplaces can index millions of them straight from public repositories.
Are skills from marketplaces safe to install?
Treat them like dependencies. Public-marketplace audits keep finding injection-shaped instructions in skill files, and a skill runs with whatever permissions your agent has. Prefer sources that scan or curate, and read a skill before your agent runs it.

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