Curated high-quality skills that turn prompts, knowledge, workflows and tool calls into structured capabilities, so your Agent works faster while every skill stays auditable, reusable and under your control.
fluxly turns SKILL.md files scattered across public GitHub repositories into one searchable, auditable catalogue. Every skill keeps its source repo, last update, GitHub context and install command in plain view — so you can decide whether it's worth using before you ever open the source.
Search by context
More than name matching — compose queries across 9 structured facets (category, maintainer, network, complexity, API-key need…). Every query mirrors to the URL.
Judge before install
Audit verdict (verified / community / unverified / flagged), source repo, last update, star count, install path — every signal sits on the detail page so the call is yours.
Stay open
Every skill follows the open SKILL.md standard. Source stays in its GitHub repo. We never host or lock — just a better catalogue and install entry.
FAQ
What is a Skill?
A Skill packages "how an agent does a concrete job" — its prompt, knowledge, workflow, and tool calls — into a reusable unit defined by SKILL.md. The agent invokes it automatically when the situation matches.
Skills vs prompts?
Prompts are one-shot — you re-paste them. Skills package the workflow: write once, invoke many times, share with the team, with boundaries, parameters and tests baked in.
How do I install a skill?
Open any skill page and copy the install command at the top into your terminal. The command places it in the right directory for your chosen agent.
Are skills safe?
Every skill runs through a static scan and gets a four-tier verdict: verified / community / unverified / flagged. Read the audit section on the detail page before installing.
Which agents are supported?
26 agents that support the SKILL.md standard — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, Cline, Aider, Copilot, Replit Agent and more. See /agents for canonical install paths.
Can I submit one?
Yes. Put a SKILL.md in the root of a public GitHub repo and submit the link via /publish. The next ingest cycle picks it up.