Skill Hub

One row, one skill,one sentence.

Each directory row has just a skill name and the author’s one sentence description. An AI agent uses it to decide whether the skill fits a task. You can start your choice here too.

Directory example

Read one line first,then decide if it fits.

These names and descriptions are examples. The two skills handle different tasks, and one sentence explains the difference.

  • chapter-cast

    Organizes chapter characters and aliases with passage locations to check a character list.

  • quote-check

    Checks each quote against its source and lists source locations and quotes with no source.

Filters

Filter by what matters to you,and combine conditions.

Combine any available filter fields.

  • Search

    Search for words that describe your task, such as “organize chapter characters” or “check quotes.”

  • License

    Show only skills with a specific license.

  • Language

    Filter by the language of the instructions or the language of a recorded task.

  • Compatibility records

    Show only skills with records for a specific AI agent and version.

  • Updated

    Sort or filter by the latest release date.

Browse all the way to the last result. Counts are labeled as exact or estimated, and later results stay visible.

Lists

A sequence someone put together.

A list arranges the items used in a workflow and explains why each one was chosen. It can include MCP servers, APIs, or software alongside skills. Export or follow the whole list to see new items as they are added.

Five sheets of different sizes in lime green, ivory, light blue, and mustard are stacked and tied with a lime green strip.

Views

Save your filters,then follow the view.

Save a set of filters as a view. Follow it to see new skills that match your criteria in your feed.

  • Search

    Set your filters.

  • View

    Save it with a name.

  • Follow

    Get notified when there are new results.

Next page

When you find one, open it.

The skill you need may be in the next row.