Rules
Free stays free
Every skill and agent here was already free where we found it. Charging you to read something you can download for nothing elsewhere would make this place worth nothing. So there is no price, no balance, no credit, and nothing hidden behind a sign-in.
You need an account only to leave a review or post. Reading the full source and copying it never requires one.
When money does appear
One day a creator will write their own skill and want to sell it. That is the only thing this place will ever take a cut of — their own work, priced by them. We will never take a cut of something the market already gives away. That path is not open yet, and nothing on the site is for sale today.
What gets in
Quality, not volume. We found over 17,000 SKILL.md files in public repos and most of them are not worth your time. What gets listed is filtered on real numbers: stars on the source repo, how many people have contributed to it, whether anyone has touched it recently, and a Safety and Transparency score computed from the file itself.
A repo that declares no licence is all-rights-reserved by default. We do not carry it, however good it is.
No invented numbers
No fake votes, no fake ratings, no fake run counts. The star count you see is the real star count of the source repository on GitHub — the whole repo, not this one skill — and it is labelled that way. Where we have nothing, the page says so instead of filling the gap.
Three of the five scoring axes — Effectiveness, Cost and Real-world use — need real runs and real usage data. They read not scored yet, which is different from scoring zero.
Credit and removal
Every listing keeps its original author, its licence, and a link to the exact file in the repo, on the first screen rather than buried in a footer. If a skill here is yours, you can claim the page or have it taken down — neither needs an account, and removals are handled within 24 hours. We do not ask why; it is your repo.
Data
Pages are static, need no account to read, and set no tracking cookies. The email box in the footer stores your address in your own browser only — no mail service is connected yet, and the footer says exactly that.