Catalog and search
How discovery, filtering, source attribution, and review labels work here.
Search the listing metadata#
Search returns one skill pack per repository. Each pack shows its cataloged skills, and opening a search result shows matching skills first. Readable display titles describe the listed skills; original source names are retained for installation. A single-skill pack uses the skill’s name, while a collection is named for its contents. An exact pack-title match opens the collection and lets you choose the individual skills. Select individual skills to copy a scoped installation prompt, or explicitly prepare a whole-pack prompt. Pack counts reflect cataloged listings rather than a verified inventory of the repository. Search cards show the strongest matching skill from each repository, with its description and the source pack underneath. Results prioritize matches in skill titles over mentions in descriptions, with a capped popularity boost from cached GitHub repository stars. Browsing starts with popular packs. Stars indicate repository popularity, not skill quality or a safety review. Search matches normalized keywords in names, descriptions, and indexed metadata. Multiple searchable words narrow the results. Search is not semantic, fuzzy, or a live search of GitHub.
The catalog is organized into ten categories. Language filters use estimates from listing text, which can differ from the language inside the skill. Unfinished templates are hidden by default.
Original sources remain available#
Each detail page retains original metadata. The installation CLI identifies original sources during review. Discovery metadata was adapted from the ClaudSkills Open Catalog under CC BY 4.0; underlying skill licenses vary. Display cleanup changes presentation, not authorship or licensing.
Current access options#
Use the public browse and detail pages to explore the catalog. Accounts support Google and email/password sign-in. Browsing is public; copying requires an account and includes 3 lifetime free install credits. Each credit prepares an install prompt for a skill or pack. Unlimited plans are listed at $9/month or $59/year, but checkout is not available yet. We do not currently offer a supported public API, API keys, or MCP server. Install prompts are available on GitHub-backed listings. The previous Windows local-helper beta is retired. The copy prompt now uses a lightweight hosted CLI with inspect and confirmed project-install steps. It requires Node.js, npm/npx, and Git. Website asset files are not a general versioned API contract.
What inclusion means#
A record is a discovery lead. It may point to a moved source, an outdated workflow, or a skill with specific dependencies. Imported listings are not individually security reviewed or compatibility certified.