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ClaudeSkills

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ClaudeSkills is a catalog of agent skills from official teams and independent makers. You can browse by task or source, check the original repository, license, and version, and follow guides to turn a skill into a working workflow.

Added on November 13, 2026

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What is ClaudeSkills?

ClaudeSkills is a web catalog for discovering agent skills used in coding, design, marketing, documents, automation, and research workflows. It collects skills from official teams such as Anthropic, Google Stitch, OpenAI, and Remotion, as well as community makers, and shows the original repository, license, and version with each listing. You can search, browse by category or source, and read installation guides and examples. Creators can submit a repository; the catalog keeps authorship, license, and original source attached. Browsing the shelf is free; a sign-in is available for the creator workspace.

How to use ClaudeSkills?

  1. 1. Open claudeskills.org and search or browse the skill shelf
  2. 2. Filter by a task area such as Design, Development, Marketing, Documents, or Automation, or start from a known source
  3. 3. Open a skill to review its description, repository, license, and version
  4. 4. Follow a guide (for example frontend design, PDFs, or building an MCP server) if you need install or usage help
  5. 5. If you have published a useful skill, submit the repository so it can be listed with credit and license intact

Core Features

  • • Skill catalog — Discover official and community agent skills in one place
  • • Sources and licenses — Each listing links to the original repository, license, and version
  • • Task categories — Design, Product, Image, Video, Development, Marketing, Documents, Automation, and Research
  • • Official and community sources — Anthropic, Vercel, Google Stitch, OpenAI, Remotion, and independent makers
  • • Guides — Installation and practical examples, from frontend design to MCP servers
  • • Submit a skill — Share a repository; authorship, license, and source stay attached
  • • Search and collections — Find a skill by name or browse curated starting points

Use Cases

  • • Engineers looking for an official or community skill to drop into a coding agent
  • • Designers and marketers finding image, video, or campaign workflows
  • • Teams standardizing on documented skills with a clear license and source
  • • Creators publishing a skill repository and wanting it discovered with credit
  • • Learners following a guide to install a skill or stand up an MCP server