deep-skill-finder

Name: deep-skill-finder
Author: clawhub.ai

clawhub.aiAgent workflows2.9k installs

About deep-skill-finder

A better way to find skills: identify the highest-quality Skill for your task using real-world feedback such as measured results and user reviews, rather than relying only on popularity metrics like download counts. Use this skill in either of these cases: ① The user wants to find, search for, recommend, or install a Skill, or learn from others’ experience—for example, “find me an xxx skill,” “how do others do stock analysis,” or “see if there’s an existing skill,” or they directly ask to find a skill / skill search. ② The Agent independently determines that an external Skill could help—for an unfamiliar task, or when prior attempts have failed and suitable tools are lacking. It can proactively look up practical experience and find matching Skills without waiting for the user to ask.

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://clawhub.ai --skill deep-skill-finder

After installing, type/deep-skill-finderin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled files

References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.

_meta.json

README.md

README.zh.md

skill-card.md

references/

skill-evaluation.md

scripts/

deep_skill_install.py

deep_skill_search.py

skill_feedback.py

tests/

test_skill_feedback.py

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Author: clawhub.ai
Category: Agent workflows
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