Andy Halliday

a collection of skills that you can just go and grab or you can teach your Claude code with Claude Chrome extension to go and grab or review and discover and find the one that is going to help Claude do its job well.

So

It's an open ecosystem, meaning I think people can publish to that for finding and sharing agentic skills.

I just opened up the screen on it here.

Maybe I can share that.

Let me see if I can find the tab that has it.

No, that's going to be hopeless.

Too many windows and too many tabs for me to even attempt that.

But anyway, go to skills.sh and you'll see there.

One of the things I wanted to point out was for each skill,

And it's only been there for a short number of days, I think.

But for each skill, you click on it and open it up, and it basically gives you the markdown and a lot of stats about that particular skill, including how many downloads have been done to Cloud Code, to Codex, to anti-gravity, to a bunch of others.

So you can see in a listing there,

For that particular skill, you can see which platforms out there of agents, coding type agents, are using those skills because humans went and collected it or agents went and collected it.

I don't know how to teach my agents to do that yet.

But anyway, this is the first time I've seen a credible, substantial company, Vercel, putting forward a collection of skills that you can easily go and get to add to your library of skills in your skills folder in your cloud code implementation on your machine.

Vercel is spelled V-E-R-C-E-L.

Right.

If you see that, you know, a if you see that one of the skills, the top two skills in there, I think if I recall correctly, one of them has to do with front end development.

Right.