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skillhub

The skill registry for AI coding agents.

License: MIT PyPI Works with Claude Works with Codex Works with Cursor

skillhub install security-review
skillhub install pipe --platform cursor
skillhub search refactor

npm for AI coding agent skills. One command to find, install, and publish.


The Problem

AI coding agent skills spread via blog posts, Substack threads, and copy-paste.

There is no npm install. No version control. No discovery. No standard format.

You either write skills from scratch or spend 30 minutes hunting through GitHub for one someone else built.

The Solution

skillhub is a registry for AI coding agent skills — like npm, but for SKILL.md files.

pip install skillhub

skillhub search security          # find what you need
skillhub install security-review  # install in one command
skillhub publish                  # share what you build

Skills install to the right place automatically based on your agent. No manual copy-paste.


Install

pip install skillhub

Usage

skillhub search security
skillhub search refactor
skillhub search pipeline

Install

skillhub install pipe                              # auto-detects your agent
skillhub install graphify --platform claude        # specific platform
skillhub install security-review --platform cursor

List all skills

skillhub list

Get skill details

skillhub info pipe

Publish your skill

skillhub publish

Supported Agents

Agent Install location
Claude Code ~/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md
Codex appended to AGENTS.md
Cursor .cursor/rules/<name>.mdc
Aider appended to AGENTS.md
OpenCode appended to AGENTS.md
Claw appended to AGENTS.md
Gemini CLI appended to GEMINI.md

skillhub auto-detects your agent. Pass --platform to override.


Registry

Skills in the registry:

Skill Description Author
pipe Chain skills into pipelines with -> syntax @aayuvraj
graphify Turn any codebase into a queryable knowledge graph @safishamsi
review Pre-landing PR review — SQL, trust boundaries, side effects @garrytan
investigate Root cause debugging — 4-phase systematic process @garrytan
code-review Multi-axis review: correctness, security, performance @addyosmani
debug Structured triage for failures, errors, and incidents @addyosmani
tdd Test-driven development — failing test first, then code @addyosmani
plan Decompose work into verifiable tasks with acceptance criteria @addyosmani
spec Full specification before any code — requirements, scope, criteria @addyosmani
performance Profiling-driven optimization — Core Web Vitals, load times @addyosmani
harden Security-first practices — auth, data storage, third-party inputs @addyosmani
document ADRs and docs capturing the why, not just the what @addyosmani
git Disciplined git — commits as save points, history as docs @addyosmani
changelog Generate release notes from Conventional Commits @alirezarezvani
security-review Deep security audit — OWASP, injection, auth flaws community
explain Plain-language code explanation with edge cases community
refactor Refactor for clarity and performance, behavior unchanged community

Registry grows via community PRs. See Contributing.


Publishing a Skill

Built something useful? Add it to the registry.

  1. Fork this repo
  2. Add registry/skills/<your-skill>.md
  3. Add an entry to registry/index.json
  4. Open a PR

Skill format:

---
name: your-skill
description: one line description
trigger: /your-skill
platforms: claude, codex, cursor, aider, claw, opencode, gemini
---

# /your-skill

Instructions for the agent...

Philosophy

Skills are the most underrated part of AI-assisted development.

A great skill turns a 5-minute back-and-forth into one command. A great skill library turns any agent into a specialist. But right now, skills are scattered, undiscoverable, and agent-specific.

skillhub is the missing layer: a standard format, a central registry, and a one-command install that works across every major agent.

Build once. Share everywhere.


Contributing

  • Add a skill to the registry
  • Improve an existing skill
  • Add platform support for a new agent

PRs welcome. See Publishing a Skill.


License

MIT


If this saved you time, a ⭐ helps others find it.

github.com/aayuvraj/skillhub

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