What we do
Open-source agent skills are spread across thousands of repositories and can be difficult to compare. AgentSkill.club organizes these resources into searchable categories, preserves links to their original sources, and makes it easier to understand what each skill is designed to do.
Listings may be discovered through automated repository synchronization. We use source metadata, category information, community signals, and editorial checks to improve how those listings are presented. Inclusion in the directory is not a security certification or an endorsement.
Our editorial principles
- Attribute skills and documentation to their original repositories and creators.
- Keep descriptions accurate and avoid implying partnerships that do not exist.
- Correct stale, misleading, unsafe, or duplicate listings when they are identified.
- Add first-party guidance, testing notes, comparisons, and safety context where available.
- Give authors and rights holders a clear way to request corrections or removal.
Independence and trademarks
AgentSkill.club is independently operated. Unless a page expressly says otherwise, we are not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic, OpenAI, GitHub, or the developers whose projects appear in the directory. Product names, logos, and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Open-source responsibility
A listing is a discovery aid, not a substitute for reviewing the original repository. Before installing a skill, users should inspect its code, permissions, dependencies, license, and security implications. The original repository and its license govern use of third-party materials.
Questions or corrections
If you maintain a listed project, notice inaccurate information, or want to report a safety or copyright concern, visit our Contact page or email pp.zou2023@gmail.com.