Skills.sh

About Skills.sh

Skills.sh is an open directory and leaderboard for agent skills — reusable packets of procedural knowledge that you install into a coding agent to give it a capability it did not previously have. Installation is a single command, `npx skills add <owner/repo>`, and the directory works across the major agent harnesses rather than being tied to one vendor. The leaderboard is the useful part: skills are ranked by install count with both all-time and 24-hour trending views, so you can see what the ecosystem is actually converging on rather than what a vendor is promoting. At the time of writing the index tracks over a million installs, with the top entries including Vercel Labs' find-skills and agent-browser, Anthropic's frontend-design, and a large cluster from Matt Pocock covering test-driven development, codebase architecture improvement, handoff, and triage, alongside enterprise publishers like Microsoft's Azure skills collection and Feishu's Lark integrations, each aggregated so a single publisher does not flood the board. The site also carries topic browsing, an official-publisher filter, audits of published skills, and documentation on authoring your own. For anyone building agent workflows, it functions as both a package index and a signal of which procedural patterns are proving durable in practice.

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