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Agent SkillsMarketplace

for the open SKILL.md ecosystem

constskills=199;
// Each one installs as a single SKILL.md for Claude Code
/**
* Browse by category, read what each skill does and when
* to use it, then install it with one command. Every skill
* is plain Markdown you can read before you run it.
*/
>
~/projects — claudeskill

# install a skill in one line

Saved ~/.claude/skills/android-jetpack-pro/SKILL.md

Skill ready. In Claude Code, type /android-jetpack-pro

Built to work alongside

$ ls categories/

Browse by role

Find a skill for whatever hat you're wearing today.

$ ls featured/ — Featured this week

Hand-picked skills

$ cat /trending/2026.md — Updated May 2026

The full 2026 AI landscape

Every trending tool, agent and prompt mapped in one place — vibe coding, AI for every profession, image / video / audio models, and the new GEO + AI Overviews vertical.

$ ls --rank popular/

Most installed this month

Live leaderboard, ranked by 30-day install count.

$ ls why/

Four reasons builders stick around

A registry that behaves like source control, not an app store — made for teams who want speed without sketch.

$ man how-it-works

From keyword to installed in under a minute.

  1. 01. Search a skill

    Search the catalogue or browse by category, and read what each skill does before you install it.

  2. 02. Install in one line

    Copy the one-line install from the skill page. It saves the SKILL.md into ~/.claude/skills/, where Claude Code looks for skills.

  3. 03. Ship faster

    Type /skill-name in Claude Code, or just describe the task — Claude uses the skill when a request matches its description.

$ ls trending/

Skills to start with

A cross-section of the catalogue — web, mobile, SEO, data and more.

$ creator --mode

You built the skill. Now let people find it.

Publishing takes a GitHub URL and a paragraph. In exchange you get a dedicated skill page, an installable one-liner, install analytics, a creator profile, and distribution into every category feed your skill qualifies for.

  • +Install counts over time and a referrer breakdown
  • +Auto-generated SEO, Open Graph, and JSON-LD per skill
  • +Category feeds, related skills, and author profile page
  • +Edits re-enter review — stats + stars are preserved
dashboard · @you
example
installs · 7d
1.3k
+18%
unique · 7d
912
+11%
stars
346
+4
installs --dailymon → sun
// latest install2s ago · via npx

$ man claudeskill

Questions, answered

A quick primer before you install. The full catalog lives on /faq.

faq.md
8 entries
  • 01.What are agent skills?
    // Agent skills are SKILL.md files — a single-file open standard that teaches an AI coding agent (Claude Code, OpenAI Codex CLI, ChatGPT skills, Manus) how to do a specific job. Each skill is plain Markdown plus optional code. ClaudeSkill is the curated marketplace for them.
  • 02.How do I install an agent skill from ClaudeSkill?
    // Claude Code loads any folder with a SKILL.md from ~/.claude/skills/ (all your projects) or .claude/skills/ (one project). Every skill page has a one-line command that creates the folder and downloads the file, plus a plain Download SKILL.md button. Start Claude Code and it uses the skill when a request matches its description, or type /skill-name to run it directly.
  • 03.Which AI agents are compatible with these skills?
    // The skills are written in the open Agent Skills format (a folder with a SKILL.md), which Claude Code reads natively; the Claude apps and the Claude API accept the same format. Other agents that have adopted the format can load the file too, but each skill here is written and described with Claude Code in mind.
  • 04.What is the SKILL.md format?
    // A SKILL.md starts with YAML frontmatter: a name and a description that tells the agent when the skill applies, plus optional fields such as allowed-tools. Below it, plain Markdown instructions say what to do and what to avoid. Claude reads only the name and description up front and loads the full instructions when a task calls for them.
  • 05.Are the skills free?
    // Yes. Every skill in the catalogue is free to use under the MIT license. There is no account, paywall or usage limit for downloading or installing them.
  • 06.How is ClaudeSkill different from other skills directories?
    // ClaudeSkill publishes its own catalogue instead of scraping GitHub: each skill covers one job, has its own documentation page, and installs as a single SKILL.md. CB Patel, who runs the site, is responsible for what is published — the editorial policy explains how skills are drafted, checked and corrected.
  • 07.How do I create my own agent skill?
    // Make a folder in ~/.claude/skills/ named after the skill and add a SKILL.md: frontmatter with a name and a description of when to use it, then the instructions. The guide at /docs/create walks through each part, and the skill-creator skill in this catalogue can draft the first version for you.
  • 08.What's the difference between a Claude skill and an MCP server?
    // A skill is instructions: a SKILL.md that Claude loads when a task matches its description, teaching it how to do a job. An MCP server (Model Context Protocol) is a separate program that gives Claude tools or data to call while it works. Use a skill to change how Claude works; use an MCP server to give it access to something new. The mcp-builder skill in this catalogue helps scaffold one.

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