Recently, “skills” have been blowing up. I collected 60k+ open-source agent skills from GitHub, then curated 1,000+ Claude Code skills that are actually useful. The directory is updated daily.
To me, Claude Code skills aren’t that different from agents or other automation tools—the big difference is that they lower the barrier so more people (including beginners) can use them.
There are tons of skills in every industry and the ecosystem is noisy, so I’m trying to filter out the low-quality ones and highlight the practical ones that solve real problems.
I registered the domain last December, procrastinated for almost a month, and spent ~5 days polishing the first version. It’s still missing features and definitely has bugs—feedback is very welcome.
Recently, “skills” have been blowing up. I collected 60k+ open-source agent skills from GitHub, then curated 1,000+ Claude Code skills that are actually useful. The directory is updated daily.
To me, Claude Code skills aren’t that different from agents or other automation tools—the big difference is that they lower the barrier so more people (including beginners) can use them.
There are tons of skills in every industry and the ecosystem is noisy, so I’m trying to filter out the low-quality ones and highlight the practical ones that solve real problems.
I registered the domain last December, procrastinated for almost a month, and spent ~5 days polishing the first version. It’s still missing features and definitely has bugs—feedback is very welcome.
Try it here: https://agent-skills.cc/ (updated daily)
The top 30 results I see here are other skill collection libraries or skill generators. How is this a “curated set of skills”?