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findskill

v0.1.8

Published

CLI for discovering and installing SKILL.md format skills

Readme

findskill.md

A CLI for discovering and installing SKILL.md format skills for Claude.

Why it exists

Until Anthropic or another major platform ships an official skills registry, this fills the gap.

How it works

  • Skills are discovered by searching for SKILL.md files on GitHub
  • Results are ranked with a bias toward star count to surface trusted repos
  • Approved skills are added to the registry
  • Install counts are tracked to provide additional social proof

How to use it

A simple workflow is to instruct your agent to use findskill when it believes a task requires a specialized skill. The agent can then search, inspect, and install the right skill on demand.

Other CLIs

Just symlink Claude's skill directory to your other CLI config directory:

# replace with .gemini .codex ...
ln -s ~/.claude/skills ~/.your-other-cli/skills

Installation

npm install -g findskill

Usage

findskill [command] [options]

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | search <query> | Search by name, description, or tags | | info <name> | Show details for a skill | | install <name> | Install a skill to your skills directory | | list | List installed skills | | update [name] | Update all skills or a single skill | | submit <github-url> | Submit a SKILL.md URL for review | | help | Show command help |

Options

| Command | Options | |---------|---------| | search | --page <number> | | info | --path <path> | | install | --path <path>, --force | | list | --path <path> | | update | --path <path> |

Examples

# Search for skills
findskill search git

# Get info about a skill
findskill info commit

# Install a skill
findskill install commit

# List installed skills
findskill list

# Update all skills
findskill update

# Submit your own skill
findskill submit https://github.com/you/your-skill

Submit a skill

Use the submit command to add your skill repo to the registry:

findskill submit https://github.com/you/your-skill

The registry will review the repo and publish it if it matches the SKILL.md format.

License

MIT