Skills are instructions your agent will follow, so the detail call is the one that matters: it returns the actual SKILL.md alongside the security analysis and quality review, which means the decision to install can be made on the text rather than on a rating. Two habits follow — set a minimum security score in the search rather than filtering afterwards, and run the update check periodically, since an installed skill is a file that goes stale silently.
A client for the agentskill.sh skills directory. It searches and ranks skills, exposes the security analysis and quality review behind each one, and installs the ones you choose into your local skills directory.
- Search by keyword with filters for platform, category and a minimum security score, returning name, description, rating and both scores
- A skill's full detail before you commit to it — the SKILL.md content itself, the security analysis, the quality review and its metadata
- Installation into your local skills directory, or a directory you name, with skills flagged as malicious refused rather than downloaded
- Trending views over different windows — hot, trending, top of all time and latest — filterable by platform
- Curated skillsets that bundle related skills for a workflow or role, browsable and installable in one call, each skill landing in its own subdirectory
- Update checking across the skills you already have, returning the remote content hash and update time to compare with your local files
- A rating you can leave on a skill, which feeds the scores other people search against
- Coverage across many agent platforms, including Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cline, VS Code, OpenCode, Aider and Goose
Nothing to authorize; it runs over stdio as npx -y agentskill-mcp. Installation writes files into your skills directory, so the target path is worth setting deliberately rather than accepting wherever it defaults. Filter on the platform you actually use — the directory spans many, and a skill written for another agent will install just as happily. MIT.
One command — npx -y agentskill-mcp