AgentSkills.so
AgentSkills.so is a directory of reusable agent skills. Its homepage groups skills by use case, publisher, and community trends, with AI search for discovery. A skill packages instructions, scripts, and resources that a compatible agent can load for a particular task.
Find a skill for the actual task
The directory includes entries for frontend development, document work, browser automation, and other technical workflows. Each entry provides a description and publisher or repository context. The site also presents lists ordered by weekly installs or GitHub stars.
Those lists help you discover candidates, but a high position is not evidence that a particular skill will fit your project. Read the actual SKILL.md and any supporting resources before choosing it. A description may name the situations where it should run, the tools it requires, or tasks it excludes. Compare those details with the work you want the agent to do.
Reuse instructions across compatible agents
The site describes skills as an open, portable format for procedural knowledge. Its examples include organizing a repeatable document process, giving an agent domain-specific instructions, and combining modules for a larger workflow. It names Claude, Cursor, and VS Code among compatible tools.
Compatibility still depends on the agent product and the individual skill's requirements. The directory's broad interoperability language does not show that every listed script or integration works unchanged in each environment. Inspect executable resources and setup requirements before adding them to an agent with access to your files or services.
Directory access and the hosted workflow
The pricing page describes an agent sandbox powered by skills. Its Free plan includes five signup credits, access to the library, and one skill at a time. It defines one credit as one prompt.
The displayed Pro offer is $15.92 per month with $191 billed yearly. It includes 300 credits per month, up to ten skills simultaneously, and options to view results and switch models and agents. This is the hosted service's allowance; it does not establish the license or cost of every independent skill in the directory. The captured pages do not explain all sandbox permissions or runtime limits, so confirm those details before using the hosted workflow for a project with specific execution needs.