agentskills.codes

The directory shortens the hunt for agent skills. A developer can narrow the list by client or category, open an entry, and decide whether the source deserves a closer look. Popularity signals help with sorting, but they do not replace a review of the code and its permissions.

The public site has search, categories, leaderboards, client pages, individual skill entries, and copyable installation commands. It says listings are rescanned daily.

ProjectRadar did not install a skill, audit the registry or its code, or verify scan coverage, listing counts, popularity metrics, or compatibility.

Developers who want a broad index of agent skills and are prepared to inspect the original source, permissions, dependencies, and maintenance history before adding one.

agentskills.codes makes a scattered category easier to browse. Copyable commands save time, but they also raise the stakes of checking the source.

A listing is an invitation to investigate. It is not proof that a skill is safe, maintained, or compatible with a particular setup.

Each entry has a copyable install command. The home page's example uses npx degit with the skill's owner and repository, and skills land in a .claude/skills or .codex/skills folder. The site now lists Antigravity beside Claude Code, Codex and GitHub Copilot.

Every skill gets a static safety scan with a grade of clean, review or warn, plus capability flags, shown before you install. Treat the grade as a first filter and still read the source. Each skill links to its GitHub repository with stars, licence and last-commit date, and the site says it re-scans the whole catalogue every day.

The home page said 19,302 skills were installable on November 11, 2026. That's the site's own figure, and it will move.

No privacy policy or terms page was found on that date, and the pages load Google Tag Manager. No person or company is named as the operator. The home page calls the registry free and open source, though no link to its own source repository was found on the site.