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Discover skills in the public registry and install them with one command; publish your own from inside your agent session with /skillpatch save; or suggest improvements to any skill in plain English and get credited when they ship.
Every skill is scored on prompt injection, data exfiltration, code execution, supply chain, auth & secrets, and network safety before it goes live — a hard pass/fail gate, with the full report on every skill page.
Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex, Antigravity, OpenClaw, OpenCode and LatentCode all read the open SKILL.md standard. The installer writes each skill into that agent's native skills directory.
Skills are reusable instruction packages with SKILL.md plus any helper files that teach an AI coding agent how to do a specific task, like reviewing a pull request or scaffolding tests. Once installed, your agent picks up the skill automatically whenever it's relevant.
Creating an account and installing public skills is free. SkillPatch is an independent registry built on the open SKILL.md standard, and we plan to keep it free for the community.
Open any skill, copy its one-line install command (or the ready-made prompt for your agent), and run it in your terminal. It downloads straight into your project's skills folder — no build step and no configuration.
Any agent that follows the open SKILL.md standard — including Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex, Antigravity, OpenClaw, OpenCode, and LatentCode. The installer places each skill in that agent's native skills directory.
Every skill runs through an automated Scan → Security review before it goes live, checking for leaked secrets, dangerous commands, and structural issues. Each skill page shows its security report and community rating, so you always know what you're installing.
Yes. Run /skillpatch save in your session, or upload a folder or archive on the web, and SkillPatch packages, reviews, and publishes it for you. Keep it private for yourself or your team, or make it public whenever you're ready.
Anyone can suggest an improvement, in plain text or as an edited version. Each suggestion is automatically reviewed for correctness and safety, then the owner approves it changes ship as a new version with the contributor credited, and full history means nothing silently breaks.
SkillPatch turns the workflows you repeat in Claude Code into reusable skills. Connect once from Settings, then use /skillpatch right inside your session to browse and install community skills, save your own, and suggest improvements. so you stop re-typing the same prompts and start building on work that's already been done.