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Skills

Teach your agent how you work

A skill is a folder of instructions your coding agent loads when a task matches, so it follows a proven method instead of improvising. These are ranked by real installs, and each skill's page shows independent security checks where they exist.

Popular skills

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Install counts from skills.sh and stars from GitHub, refreshed hourly. Filter them in the directory.

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  • Documents & office

    Anthropic Skills

    Anthropic's own skills, from frontend design to documents.

    3.1M installs · 176.2K stars
  • Documents & office

    PowerPoint (pptx)

    Create and edit slide decks.

    220.1K installs · 176.2K stars
  • Documents & office

    Word (docx)

    Create and edit Word documents with proper formatting.

    187.3K installs · 176.2K stars
  • Documents & office

    Canvas Design

    Create posters and visual pieces as PNG or PDF.

    107.4K installs · 176.2K stars

Install and manage

Package managers and CLIs that put skills into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and the rest.

  • CLIs

    skild

    A package manager for skills, with versions and team sync.

    Open source
  • CLIs

    SkillKit

    Install skills once and use them in every agent.

    Open source
  • CLIs

    skills CLI

    Install any agent skill with one npx command.

    Open source

Find more skills

Directories, leaderboards and curated lists, most with security checks on each skill.

Sell your skills

Marketplaces where you can list a skill you wrote and get paid for it. Each sets its own fees and terms.

Guides

What skills are, how to install them safely, and how to write your own.

  • Context engineering

    Installing skills safely

    A skill is instructions your agent will follow, and sometimes scripts it will run with your permissions. Treat installing one like adding a dependency, not l…

    Intermediate
  • Context engineering

    What an agent skill is

    A skill is a folder with a SKILL.md file in it. The file starts with a name and a one-line description, followed by instructions written for the agent.

    Beginner
  • Context engineering

    Writing your first skill

    You already have a skill in you: the thing you keep typing into every session. Write it down once.

    Intermediate