Agent Skills skill/MCP entries

ModelScope Skills brings the ModelScope community’s Agent Skills together in a Chinese-language entry point organized by purpose. It helps readers survey reusable capabilities before opening individual source instructions. Its listings cover resources associated with different agents; the requirements of each item still need to be checked.

Alibaba Cloud Skills is an Agent Skills collection from Alibaba Cloud. The listed entry point uses an installation-based ordering view. It is useful for discovering capabilities in a cloud-vendor context and comparing an item’s purpose, dependencies and associated services.

Tencent Cloud SkillHub presents Agent Skills through a dashboard aimed at readers who prefer Chinese. It provides a starting point within the Tencent Cloud ecosystem and can be compared with other vendor collections to find resources for a concrete task.

agent-skills.md is an English-language Agent Skills directory that presents reusable capabilities in a Markdown-style format. It is suited to scanning candidates, building an initial map of names and purposes, and following links to inspect individual resources.

AgentSkill.sh is an English-language Agent Skills directory for developers. It collects capabilities from separate sources into one discovery entry point. Its role is finding and comparing candidates, making it useful alongside other directories when narrowing a shortlist.

AITmpl is an English-language collection of Agent Skills and templates presented as a browsable list. It helps readers find candidates through existing capability patterns, then compare individual entries with official examples or original repositories.

Android Skills is a skill repository published by the Android developer team on GitHub, focused on native Android development. Developers can inspect its files and instructions directly and compare them with their project’s Android stack before adopting relevant content.

anthropics/skills is Anthropic’s public skill repository on GitHub, where readers can inspect capability files and implementations directly. It provides a first-hand reference for how skills are organized and a useful baseline when evaluating community resources.

VoltAgent’s awesome-agent-skills brings vendor-team and community skill sources together in a curated GitHub list. Its scope is broader than a single agent, making it useful for comparing source types before checking each project’s host requirements, installation method and capability scope.

Composio’s awesome-claude-skills is a curated Claude Skills list on GitHub that organizes candidate resources by topic. It is useful for surveying capability areas and then following links to the projects that provide the implementations.

bradautomates/claude-video is an open-source Claude-related project focused on understanding and processing video. As a repository with a specific media focus, it lets developers inspect implementation and dependencies directly when evaluating reusable parts for a defined video task.

Claude Marketplaces is an English-language entry point for capabilities in the Claude ecosystem. It brings skill options together for browsing and comparison across marketplaces, with individual providers and instructions forming the basis for adoption decisions.

Claude Plugins is an English-language collection of Claude plugins and reusable capabilities. It is useful for finding candidates around a Claude workflow, then consulting each project to understand the files, instructions or tools it includes.

Claude Skills Market is an English-language skill marketplace oriented toward business use. Its catalog record describes a mix of free and paid content. Teams considering commercial procurement can use it to build a shortlist before checking licenses, deliverables and service terms item by item.

ClawHub is an English-language Agent Skills collection listed by SkillFlux. It aggregates capabilities for discovery. In this catalog it is treated as a source requiring further checking, useful for adding candidates when you already have a specific need.

Hermes Agent Skills is the skills section of the official Hermes Agent documentation from Nous Research. The listed entry point provides Simplified Chinese content. It serves users who are using or evaluating Hermes and want to understand skills in that host’s context.

LLM Skills is an English-language Agent Skills collection organized around reusable capabilities for LLM-based agents. It offers a way to browse capability areas and identify projects or material for closer reading against a specific task.

MCPMarket Skills Leaderboard is MCPMarket’s Chinese-language skill leaderboard. It organizes capabilities through ranking signals and provides discovery leads for readers interested in both skills and the MCP ecosystem, followed by closer inspection of each item’s source and purpose.

op7418/Humanizer-zh is an open-source skill for Chinese writing. It focuses on revising awkward patterns in AI-generated prose to make the wording more natural. Readers can inspect the editing instructions and evaluate the changes on their own drafts.

OthmanAdi/planning-with-files is an open-source skill project for organizing agent task planning in files. It offers practices for preserving goals, progress and context during longer tasks, making it relevant to developers who want multi-step work to be easier to inspect and resume.

Qoder Marketplace is Qoder’s official Chinese-language marketplace for Agent Skills in its ecosystem. The catalog records a mix of free and paid content. It is a relevant starting point for Qoder users checking capabilities through their host’s own entry point.

SkillHub Club is an English-language Agent Skills directory that brings capabilities from different sources into a browsable entry point. It is useful for initial discovery before comparison with vendor collections or original repositories. It is a separate catalog entry from Tencent Cloud SkillHub.

Skills Directory lists Agent Skills in an English-language directory format. It helps readers explore available capabilities before selecting a particular project. Once an entry looks relevant, its source provides the next step for checking scope, files and usage instructions.

Skills Homes provides a Simplified Chinese category entry point for Agent Skills. It suits readers who know the broad type of task but have not selected a project, using Chinese-language categories to narrow the search.

Skills.pub offers a Chinese-language Agent Skills collection that brings reusable capabilities together. It is useful for scanning candidates in Chinese and comparing them with other directories or original repositories to identify a fit for a specific task.

skills.sh is an English-language Agent Skills collection that brings capabilities together for developer-oriented discovery and use. It provides a starting point for finding candidates quickly, followed by checking the original project requirements before integration.

SkillsLLM is an English-language collection centered on reusable capabilities for LLM-based agents. It gathers skills for discovery by task, with closer inspection of a project’s workflow and dependencies needed after a candidate is found.

SkillsMP is an English-language Agent Skills collection that lists capabilities for discovery and comparison. It can help build a shortlist across sources before evaluating how each underlying project meets a particular task’s requirements.

Skywork SkillHub is Skywork’s Chinese-language skill hub for capabilities in its ecosystem. It is useful for people using or evaluating Skywork who want to review available capabilities and supporting material in that platform’s context.

Superpowers is obra’s open-source agentic skills framework and development methodology. It organizes capabilities around planning, execution, debugging and testing. It is relevant to teams connecting several development steps into an inspectable process or studying how skills can be composed.

Tessl Registry is Tessl’s English-language skill registry, presenting and distributing agent capabilities through a marketplace-style entry point. It is relevant to developers who prefer discovering candidates through a registry or are evaluating the Tessl ecosystem.

varunr89/resume-tailoring-skill is an open-source project focused on adapting resumes to job requirements. Its instructions and implementation can be inspected when evaluating a job-search workflow or studying how to reorganize and express an existing, factual work history.

Jiekou AI Skills is a bilingual skill marketplace for Claude-related agents. It provides community capability listings, command-line installation instructions and installation-based rankings. It suits users who prefer Chinese reading and command-line retrieval, with original sources to be inspected after discovery.

BehiSecc’s awesome-claude-skills is an open curated Claude Skills list with a security-oriented perspective. It provides discovery leads for security-related capabilities, followed by closer inspection of project instructions, scripts and permission requirements.

travisvn’s awesome-claude-skills is an open curated list focused on Claude. The catalog also records explanations of skill architecture and progressive loading. It is useful for learning both candidate resources and organizational concepts before selecting a project for closer inspection.

claude-code-skills-zh, maintained by laolaoshiren, organizes Claude Code skills by scenario and includes Chinese explanations and original content. It helps Chinese-language readers understand an entry’s purpose before opening the specific files and usage instructions.

Cyrus Skills is an English-language marketplace for AI coding-agent capabilities. It organizes skills across development, DevOps, security, design and documentation. It is useful for finding candidates around a development workflow, with item requirements and plan terms to be checked at the source.

Checked on 2026-10-01: Discover AI Skills displays “Deployment Paused” and is temporarily unavailable. This English-language community skill discovery site remains listed for future checks. In the meantime, explore Qoder Community or the VoltAgent collection.

The Chinese edition of everything-claude-code, maintained by xu-xiang, gathers Chinese Claude Code material and configuration covering agents, skills, hooks, commands, rules and MCP. It supports learning the broader configuration picture before selecting individual parts for a project.

Expo Skills is a skill repository published by the Expo team on GitHub for the React Native / Expo mobile development ecosystem. Developers using this stack can read the original instructions and choose relevant capabilities to validate in their existing projects.

LobeHub Skills is a skill marketplace from the LobeHub team, presenting reusable agent capabilities for Chinese- and English-language readers. It is a familiar discovery entry point for people exploring the LobeHub / LobeChat ecosystem, followed by checking each item’s usage instructions.

Qoder Community Skills brings together capabilities from sources including skills.sh, MCP Marketplace and Anthropic. It organizes entries by category and professional role and provides Chinese and English interfaces. This community aggregator is distinct from Qoder’s official marketplace.

skill0 is an English-language marketplace of community-contributed skills. It presents topics such as AI product growth, documentation, design and security, with integration instructions for Claude Code. It is useful for finding candidates by work area and checking individual providers and dependencies.

wlzh/skills is a personally maintained Chinese-language repository of practical skills. The catalog describes examples including video download and publishing, voice changes and invoice recognition. It is useful for inspecting task-specific files and scripts before deciding what to reuse or adapt.