Skills.sh — Agent Skills Directory
Vercel-launched open directory of 91K+ AI agent skills. Cross-platform — works with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and 20+ runtimes. Largest single source of skills.
- Search the largest skill directory covering ninety thousand entries
- Discover skills that work across twenty-plus coding assistants
- Find niche skills for specialized development workflows
Primary upstream for skill discovery. But 36% of community skills have security flaws per Snyk audit. Every entry needs individual evaluation.
Researchers scanning for new skills. Not for direct deployment — use as a discovery source only.
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Reviewer notes
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Open directory of 91K+ AI agent skills. Cross-platform. Largest single source.
2026-03-29: URL: https://skills.sh. Mentioned in Paweł Huryn's PM-focused Cowork guide. Focused on PM/product workflows: PRDs, competitive analysis, pricing models, launch checklists. Verify current pricing and update coverage before recommending. Evaluate security before client use.
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