agentskills.codes
The skill registry for Claude, Codex & AI agents
In their words
agentskills.codes is an open registry of installable Agent Skills for Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, and other AI coding agents. Developers can browse reusable skills for coding, research, design, security, documentation, and automation, then install a selected capability with a straightforward command.
Each skill page links back to its source and surfaces source-health information and capability scans before installation. The registry is free and open source, making it useful for developers and teams that want portable, reusable agent workflows without vendor lock-in.
Fact file
Directory- Web
- API
- Command line
- Claude Code
- Codex
- GitHub Copilot
- Antigravity
- Cursor
- Listings
- 19,296 installable skills
- Scans
- Scanned daily
What is agentskills.codes?
Nineteen thousand installable instruction sets for AI coding assistants are indexed on agentskills.codes, grouping markdown files by domain across coding, planning, design, and research. Each entry links directly to a GitHub source repository, complete with star counts, license details, and commit dates. Developers search the catalog or filter by category to find missing capabilities for their local tools.
From find to installed in under a minute
Every skill page provides a one-line install command, tuned to the chosen coding client and set to project-local or global scope. The instruction folder drops directly into client directories such as .claude/skills or .codex/skills as a SKILL.md file. On the next turn, the assistant reads the YAML frontmatter and matches incoming requests against the description without requiring configuration changes or system restarts.
Vet every skill before you install it
Static safety scans run daily across the catalog, assigning a review grade and capability flags before installation. The platform exposes raw source files rather than paraphrased summaries, allowing engineers to inspect the instruction steps directly. A JSON search API, OpenAPI description, and Markdown access headers support programmatic queries for automated workflows.