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find-skills

github.com/rohitg00Agent workflows1.6k101 installsUpdated 24w ago
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About find-skills

find-skills is an agent skill for discovering and installing specialized skills from AI agent marketplaces. It guides searches by domain and task, then presents matching skills and installation commands.

Key features

  1. 01Search skill marketplaces
  2. 02Install skills from GitHub
  3. 03Browse a TUI marketplace
  4. 04Guide searches by task and domain

Use cases

  1. 01Find skills for React testing or TypeScript
  2. 02Locate skills for security or DevOps tasks
  3. 03Extend an agent with specialized knowledge

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/rohitg00/skillkit --skill find-skills

After installing, type/find-skillsin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Find Skills

Universal skill discovery across all AI agent skill marketplaces.

When to Use

Use this skill when the user:

  • Asks "how do I do X" where X might have an existing skill
  • Says "find a skill for X" or "is there a skill that can..."
  • Wants to extend agent capabilities with specialized knowledge
  • Mentions a domain (testing, deployment, design, security, etc.)

SkillKit CLI Commands

# Search skills
npx skillkit@latest find <query>

# Install from GitHub
npx skillkit@latest install <owner/repo>

# Browse TUI marketplace
npx skillkit@latest marketplace

# List installed skills
npx skillkit@latest list

# Get recommendations based on your project
npx skillkit@latest recommend

Skill Sources (400K+ skills)

Official Partners
SourceInstall
Anthropicnpx skillkit@latest install anthropics/skills
Vercelnpx skillkit@latest install vercel-labs/agent-skills
Exponpx skillkit@latest install expo/skills
Remotionnpx skillkit@latest install remotion-dev/skills
Supabasenpx skillkit@latest install supabase/agent-skills
Stripenpx skillkit@latest install stripe/ai
Community Collections
SourceFocus
trailofbits/skillsSecurity, auditing
obra/superpowersTDD, workflow
wshobson/agentsDev patterns
ComposioHQ/awesome-claude-skillsCurated collection
langgenius/difyAI platform
better-auth/skillsAuthentication
elysiajs/skillsBun/ElysiaJS
rohitg00/kubectl-mcp-serverKubernetes MCP

How to Help Users

Step 1: Understand the Need

Identify:

  1. Domain (React, testing, DevOps, security, etc.)
  2. Specific task (writing tests, deployment, code review)
  3. Technology stack
Step 2: Search for Skills

Run search with relevant keywords:

npx skillkit@latest find "react testing"
npx skillkit@latest find "kubernetes"
npx skillkit@latest find "security audit"
Step 3: Present Results

When you find skills, show:

  1. Skill name and description
  2. The install command
  3. Source repository

Example response:

Found: "React Best Practices" from Vercel Labs
- React and Next.js patterns from Vercel Engineering

Install:
npx skillkit@latest install vercel-labs/agent-skills
Step 4: Install

Install for the user:

npx skillkit@latest install <owner/repo>

Or install specific skill (non-interactive):

npx skillkit@latest install owner/repo --skills skill-name
npx skillkit@latest install anthropics/skills --skills frontend-design
npx skillkit@latest install vercel-labs/agent-skills -s react-best-practices

Common Searches

NeedSearch Query
React patternsnpx skillkit@latest find react
Testingnpx skillkit@latest find testing jest
TypeScriptnpx skillkit@latest find typescript
DevOpsnpx skillkit@latest find docker kubernetes
Securitynpx skillkit@latest find security
API designnpx skillkit@latest find api rest graphql
Mobilenpx skillkit@latest find react-native expo
Databasenpx skillkit@latest find postgres prisma

When No Skills Found

If no matching skill exists:

  1. Offer to help directly with your capabilities
  2. Suggest creating a custom skill:
    npx skillkit@latest init my-skill
    
  3. Recommend publishing to share with others:
    npx skillkit@latest publish
    

Browse Online

Important Notes

  • Use owner/repo format, NOT full URLs
  • Use --skills (plural) or -s flag for specific skills
  • Add @latest to npx for latest version: npx skillkit@latest

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