Skills.Homes is an open-source AI skills directory and registry that indexes over 135,000 curated skills for MCP-compatible agents like Claude Code and Eloquent.
What is Skills.Homes?
Skills.Homes is a centralized discovery layer that aggregates reusable AI "Skills" from GitHub into a searchable, multilingual catalog. These Skills are structured packages containing workflows, rules, constraints, and automation logic that enable AI agents to perform specific tasks — from managing Trello boards to fetching weather data. The platform indexes 135,774 skills across 63 categories and supports 14 locales, making it a comprehensive resource for developers building agent capabilities. It is maintained by the open-source community and continuously synced with GitHub repositories.
Key Features
- Massive Skills Library — Indexes over 135,000 curated skills from open-source GitHub repositories, covering domains like development, automation, AI, and productivity.
- Use-Case Driven Categorization — Organizes skills into 63 real-world categories (e.g., Productivity Tools, LLM & AI, Debugging, Automation Tools) rather than abstract technical tags, making discovery task-oriented.
- Leaderboard Rankings — Ranks skills by GitHub stars within each category, highlighting the most popular tools (e.g., Trello with 354.3K stars).
- Multilingual Support — Available in 14 locales, including Japanese (see Japanese page) and Traditional Chinese (see Traditional Chinese page).
- GitHub Integration — Automatically pulls new and updated skills from GitHub, ensuring the catalog remains fresh without manual intervention.
- CLI Install Tool — Provides a command-line client (
skills install <skill-name>) to install and manage skills directly in agent environments. - Multi-Agent Compatibility — Skills work with any MCP-compatible agent, including Claude Code, Eloquent, and others, without vendor lock-in.
Who is it for?
- AI Developers — Discover and integrate pre-built automation workflows, APIs, and tool integrations into agent builds.
- Content Creators — Find AI-powered creative processes like weather forecasts or task management for streamlined content operations.
- Product Managers & Operators — Apply productivity skills to automate business workflows, such as permission management with Feishu or board management with Trello.
- Beginners — Learn from real-world skill examples (e.g., ordercli) to understand how to package and reuse AI capabilities.
What can you do with Skills.Homes?
- Manage projects: Install the Trello skill to create, update, and list boards, lists, and cards directly from an AI agent.
- Fetch weather data: Use the weather skill to get current conditions and forecasts via wttr.in or Open-Meteo without an API key.
- Automate task management: Deploy the things-mac skill to add, search, and update tasks in Things 3 on macOS through a CLI interface.
- Control document permissions: Apply the feishu-perm skill to manage Feishu document sharing and collaborator permissions via natural language commands.
How does it work?
Users browse the Skills.Homes website to discover skills by category or search. Once a desired skill is found (e.g., ordercli), they run skills install openclaw-openclaw-skills-ordercli-skill-md in a terminal. The skill is downloaded and made available to the agent. After installation, the agent can invoke the skill by name (e.g., skills use ordercli) to execute its defined workflow. All data is synchronized from GitHub, ensuring skills are always up-to-date.
FAQ
Is Skills.Homes free?
Yes, Skills.Homes is fully free and open source. There are no paid plans or hidden fees — all skills are publicly available.
What types of skills are available?
Skills span 63 categories, including Productivity Tools (13,973 skills), LLM & AI (4,725), Debugging (4,271), Automation Tools (4,208), Testing (4,139), and Architecture (4,113). Each skill is a structured package with specific inputs, outputs, and execution logic.
Do I need a GitHub account?
No. Skills.Homes indexes public GitHub repositories but users do not need a GitHub account to browse or install skills. The CLI client interacts directly with the platform's API.
What agents are compatible?
Any agent or tool that supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) can use skills from Skills.Homes. This includes Claude Code, Eloquent, and other MCP-compatible AI assistants.
How are skills ranked?
Skills are ranked within each category by the number of GitHub stars on their source repository. The leaderboard shows the top skills by star count, updated in real time.
This platform addresses the fragmentation of AI resources as noted by community discussions, turning scattered GitHub repositories into a structured, searchable ecosystem.
