What Is skills.sh?

skills.sh is best understood as an ecosystem and discovery term. People searching for it usually want to know whether there is a public directory, marketplace, or installable feed of Agent Skills. That makes it adjacent to the broader Agent Skills category rather than a replacement for a runtime-specific platform page.

What users usually mean

Most searches around skills.sh fall into one of three buckets:

• find a public directory of skills
• compare one registry with another
• understand the emerging open ecosystem around SKILL.md

That is why skills.sh belongs in guides. It explains the ecosystem layer, then routes people back to actionable browse pages such as the Skills hub, platform index, or use-case index.

How to use it in practice

Think of skills.sh as a starting point for discovery, not the end of evaluation. After you discover a candidate skill, you still need to verify runtime fit, maintenance quality, and whether the skill is better matched to a specific platform such as Claude Code, OpenClaw, or Codex.

Recommended next steps

Use this guide to understand the ecosystem, then switch to a concrete browse path:

• Agent Skills
• Skills hub
• Agent Skills marketplace guide
• SKILL.md format guide