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Agent Skills Hub

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Agent Skills Hub is a security-focused directory for AI agent skills, MCP servers, and developer tooling with grades, install guidance, and permission notes.

Added on November 4, 2026

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Product Information

What is Agent Skills Hub?

Agent Skills Hub helps AI coding teams find, compare, and install MCP servers and agent skills without trusting package names alone. Every listed skill is security-scanned and graded A–F using repo signals, permission context, and editorial review. The directory covers official integrations, community favorites, and scenario blueprints for development, finance, ecommerce, and marketing workflows. It is built for Claude Code and MCP users who need safer shortlists before adding tools to local or production setups.

How to use Agent Skills Hub?

  1. 1. Open agentskillshub.dev and search by skill name, use case, or category
  2. 2. Open a listing to read the security grade, permission notes, and install guidance
  3. 3. Compare official and community options on stars, grade, and threat signals
  4. 4. Follow the documented install route for Claude Code, MCP clients, or your stack
  5. 5. Re-check grades and repo signals before promoting a skill into production workflows

Core Features

  • • Security grades A–F — Every skill is scored before you install it
  • • MCP server directory — Browse official and community Model Context Protocol tools
  • • Permission notes — See filesystem, network, and credential risks up front
  • • Install guidance — Practical routes for Claude Code and agent skill setups
  • • Threat intelligence — Checks for eval/exec abuse, key leakage, and unbounded file access
  • • Scenario blueprints — Ready patterns for ecommerce, expense audit, and content engines
  • • Leaderboards and compare views — Shortlist tools by grade, stars, and category

Use Cases

  • • Engineering teams shortlisting MCP servers before adding them to Claude Code
  • • Security-minded developers checking permission risks on community agent skills
  • • Solo builders finding graded GitHub, Atlassian, or filesystem integrations
  • • Ops teams comparing automation blueprints without relying on package names alone