Overview
What's In This Guide
What skills.sh actually is, and why "skills" are one of the most underused features in AI right now
find-skills: the one skill that does the hard part for you (2.9M+ installs)
The exact copy-paste command to install it in Claude Code, Cursor, or almost any agent
The built-in safety check that scans every skill before you ever run it
How to actually use it day to day, in one sentence
First, the Part Most People Skip
What Is a "Skill," Really?
A skill is a reusable capability you hand your AI. Not a one-time prompt, a piece of procedural knowledge that lives in a file your agent can read whenever the job calls for it. Once it's installed, your AI can reach for it on its own, mid-conversation, without you having to explain the same process twice.
Skills.sh is the free, open marketplace for these. Thousands of skills, all installable with one command, covering research, website design, writing, automation, and dozens of other jobs. It works across most agents people actually use: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, Cline, VS Code, and more.
The part that makes this different
You don't have to know skills.sh exists to benefit from it. Install the one skill below, and your AI starts using the marketplace for you, automatically, whenever a job calls for it.
find-skills
2.9M+ InstallsThe most-installed skill on the entire site, and it's simpler than anything else on the leaderboard. It does the hard part of skills for you.
You don't browse skills.sh yourself. You just tell your AI what job you're trying to do, in plain English, and find-skills searches the whole ecosystem and installs the best match. Built by Vercel Labs, currently sitting at 2.9M+ installs and 28,000+ GitHub stars.
Set it up
- 1
Open a terminal in your project folder (or wherever your agent runs from).
- 2
Run the install command below. It asks which agent to install for, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, whichever you use, and drops the skill file where that agent already looks for it.
- 3
Start a new chat with your agent so it picks up the skill.
- 4
Ask it to find you a skill for something. It searches skills.sh, checks install counts and source reputation, and installs the best match, no browser tab required.
Install command (copy-paste)
Test it
"Find me a skill for turning YouTube videos into blog posts."
The move most people miss
Once find-skills is installed, stop thinking of skills.sh as a website you visit. It's a search engine your AI already has access to. Describe the job, not the tool. Let find-skills figure out which skill fits.
Why 2.9M People Trust This
Every Skill Gets Checked First
Installing a random skill from the internet should make you nervous. It's code your AI is about to run. Skills.sh handles this with visible Security Audit badges on every single skill page, run by independent scanners before you ever install.
Gen Agent Trust Hub
Checks the skill against known agent-safety risks.
Socket
Scans for supply-chain and dependency risk.
Snyk
Flags known vulnerabilities in the code.
You'll see the pass/warn results right on the skill's page before you install anything. Prefer skills with 1K+ installs and official sources (Vercel, Anthropic, and similar), and check the badges before you run something from an account you don't recognize.
The Simple Version
How to Actually Use It
Install find-skills once. After that, every time you catch yourself thinking "I wish my AI could just do X," say that out loud instead of Googling it. Let find-skills go get the skill and install it, mid-conversation, no new tab.
You don't need to know the marketplace exists. You just need one skill that knows it for you.
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