For builders who ship real products with AI agents
Install a workflow refined through real product work, straight into the AI assistant you already run. Skip the trial and error, and let your agent follow the exact steps, quality gates, and checks that produce the result.
Every listing clears a ten-point admission gate before it reaches the catalog.
What an Agent Skill is
An Agent Skill is that workflow, packaged as plain files with a SKILL.md at the root. Your agent loads it and follows the exact steps, gates, and checks the workflow defines.
Portable files
Markdown, scripts, and templates you keep, version, and move between projects.
Proven workflow
The questions to ask, the order of steps, and the checks that catch common failures.
Your assistant
The AI coding agent you already run loads the skill and does the work.
Catalog
The catalog stays small on purpose. Every skill earns its listing at the ten-point gate, so a short, curated list is exactly the point.
Turn any business brief into a production-ready cinematic scroll website with the AI tools you already pay for.
Requires An AI coding agent with Agent Skills support, or the ability to load SKILL.md. Full requirements on the product page.
Standards
The gate is why the catalog is small. Every listing clears all ten checks before it ships, and the checks are graded from generated artifacts, not from the author’s word.
Install and compatibility
A skill installs like any set of files, and each product page lists exactly what your agent needs.
Download and unzip
Extract the skill zip into a directory named after the skill, with SKILL.md at the root.
Drop it in place
Move that directory into the skills directory your assistant recognizes, at the user or project level.
Refresh and confirm
Restart or refresh the session, then confirm the skill shows up in your available skills.
Support and FAQ
Every product ships a support document that names the common failures, the evidence worth collecting, and the exact boundary of what support covers.
An AI coding agent with file and shell access, plus the capabilities listed on the skill’s product page. Every listing separates the minimum from the optional, so you know what you need before you install.
No. Skills are subscription-first: they check the tools already available in your agent session before suggesting anything new, and any route that could add charges waits for your explicit approval.
Any capable AI coding agent. Skills ship as plain files: Markdown, scripts, and templates, so the workflow travels with them. Installation steps vary by client, and each product page states what your agent must already be able to do.
It clears a ten-point admission gate covering packaging, honest claims, verification runs, and support boundaries. The full gate is published on the standards page.
Each product ships a support document with an explicit boundary. Support covers installation, workflow questions, the included scripts, and reproducible defects in bundled assets. Provider outages, provider billing, and custom implementation work sit outside that boundary.
