About SkillCurio
A permanent, searchable library of 90 AI skills, agents, MCP servers and tools.
Why it exists
Good AI skills get shared on LinkedIn, and then they sink in the feed within days. SkillCurio keeps them. Every entry gets a page that stays online, with a plain-English write-up, the install command and a link to the source.
How entries are chosen
- It is public and links to its source.
- It does one clear job. Each entry has one primary category: the job it does, not the tool it uses.
- The write-up is short and honest. No marketing copy.
What the labels mean
- VerifiedTested by the SkillCurio curator.
- CommunityListed from public sources. Not tested by us yet.
- ExperimentalEarly or unstable. Expect changes.
- DeprecatedArchived or replaced. Kept for reference.
The coloured dot on each card shows recent activity on GitHub: green under 30 days, amber under six months, grey after that. Stars, licence and last-commit dates are refreshed every night.
Add a skill
Use the submit form. It builds the file for you and opens a pull request on GitHub. Every entry is reviewed before it goes live.
Open data
Every entry is available as JSON at /api/skills.json and as an RSS feed. Build on it, and link back.
Licence
SkillCurio is made by Sorusly AI Labs. The code is MIT licensed. Each listed project belongs to its authors. SkillCurio only links to it.