Production-grade engineering skills for AI coding agents.
100
Quality
86
Trust
91
Safe to try
$ npx skills add addyosmani/agent-skillsComparison
skills.sh is strong at CLI distribution and install telemetry. OpenAgentSkill is built as the decision layer: best lists, alternatives, trust checks, official makers, and agent-specific shortlists.
| Signal | OpenAgentSkill | skills.sh |
|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Find the right skill for a task, inspect quality and trust, compare alternatives, then install. | Install and discover skills through a CLI-centered leaderboard and package-management flow. |
| Ranking model | Quality, trust, GitHub adoption, freshness, use-case fit, alternatives, and OpenAgentSkill activity. | Install telemetry, trending lists, hot lists, and official ecosystem pages. |
| Best for | Search traffic, buyer-style evaluation, “best skills” queries, trust review, and replacement decisions. | CLI users who already know they want to install a skill package. |
| Differentiator | Decision intelligence: why a skill is good, what it is similar to, and where it fits. | Distribution mechanics: install counts, badges, and the skills CLI ecosystem. |
| Growth loop | SEO pages, comparison pages, official pages, README trust badges, and skill detail pages. | CLI telemetry, install badges, official maker pages, and leaderboard repeat visits. |
Best lists
Use-case pages for scraping, coding, RAG, QA, and more.
Trending
OpenAgentSkill activity plus trust and quality signals.
Official
Technology-maker pages for recognized skill publishers.
Alternatives
See how OpenAgentSkill fits beside skills.sh.
Real marketplace data
These are live indexed skills with quality, Trust Score, audit risk, and install handoff. This is the layer ordinary directories usually do not provide.
Production-grade engineering skills for AI coding agents.
100
Quality
86
Trust
91
Safe to try
$ npx skills add addyosmani/agent-skillsOpen Source Alternative to Vercel, Netlify and Heroku.
100
Quality
85
Trust
90
Needs review
$ npx skills add Dokploy/dokployOpen-source LLM-friendly web crawler and scraper
100
Quality
90
Trust
93
Safe to try
$ npx skills add unclecode/crawl4aiA tool that converts codebases, SQL schemas, and other files into queryable knowledge graphs for AI coding assistants.
100
Quality
87
Trust
92
Safe to try
$ npx skills add Graphify-Labs/graphifyReview a branch or diff against repository standards and the originating spec in two independent analysis passes.
100
Quality
91
Trust
94
Safe to try
$ npx skills add mattpocock/skills --skill code-reviewA relentless interview that pressure-tests a plan against the codebase, sharpens domain language, and updates CONTEXT.md and ADRs when decisions become durable.
100
Quality
88
Trust
92
Safe to try
$ npx skills add mattpocock/skills --skill grill-with-docsGuidance for distinctive, intentional UI design, typography, visual direction, and non-template-like product interfaces.
100
Quality
88
Trust
92
Safe to try
$ npx skills add anthropics/skills --skill frontend-designTurn the current conversation and codebase context into a structured implementation spec, then publish it to the configured project issue tracker.
100
Quality
88
Trust
92
Safe to try
$ npx skills add mattpocock/skills --skill to-specRecommendation
skills.sh is excellent when the user is already inside the skills CLI ecosystem. OpenAgentSkill is better when the user is still deciding what to use, comparing options, or searching Google for a task-specific skill.
That is why OpenAgentSkill focuses on pages like “best web scraping skills”, “Crawl4AI alternatives”, official maker pages, and agent-specific shortlists. Those pages turn search intent into a practical shortlist.
Comparison
skills.sh is strong at CLI distribution and install telemetry. OpenAgentSkill is built as the decision layer: best lists, alternatives, trust checks, official makers, and agent-specific shortlists.
| Signal | OpenAgentSkill | skills.sh |
|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Find the right skill for a task, inspect quality and trust, compare alternatives, then install. | Install and discover skills through a CLI-centered leaderboard and package-management flow. |
| Ranking model | Quality, trust, GitHub adoption, freshness, use-case fit, alternatives, and OpenAgentSkill activity. | Install telemetry, trending lists, hot lists, and official ecosystem pages. |
| Best for | Search traffic, buyer-style evaluation, “best skills” queries, trust review, and replacement decisions. | CLI users who already know they want to install a skill package. |
| Differentiator | Decision intelligence: why a skill is good, what it is similar to, and where it fits. | Distribution mechanics: install counts, badges, and the skills CLI ecosystem. |
| Growth loop | SEO pages, comparison pages, official pages, README trust badges, and skill detail pages. | CLI telemetry, install badges, official maker pages, and leaderboard repeat visits. |
Best lists
Use-case pages for scraping, coding, RAG, QA, and more.
Trending
OpenAgentSkill activity plus trust and quality signals.
Official
Technology-maker pages for recognized skill publishers.
Alternatives
See how OpenAgentSkill fits beside skills.sh.
Real marketplace data
These are live indexed skills with quality, Trust Score, audit risk, and install handoff. This is the layer ordinary directories usually do not provide.
Production-grade engineering skills for AI coding agents.
100
Quality
86
Trust
91
Safe to try
$ npx skills add addyosmani/agent-skillsOpen Source Alternative to Vercel, Netlify and Heroku.
100
Quality
85
Trust
90
Needs review
$ npx skills add Dokploy/dokployOpen-source LLM-friendly web crawler and scraper
100
Quality
90
Trust
93
Safe to try
$ npx skills add unclecode/crawl4aiA tool that converts codebases, SQL schemas, and other files into queryable knowledge graphs for AI coding assistants.
100
Quality
87
Trust
92
Safe to try
$ npx skills add Graphify-Labs/graphifyReview a branch or diff against repository standards and the originating spec in two independent analysis passes.
100
Quality
91
Trust
94
Safe to try
$ npx skills add mattpocock/skills --skill code-reviewA relentless interview that pressure-tests a plan against the codebase, sharpens domain language, and updates CONTEXT.md and ADRs when decisions become durable.
100
Quality
88
Trust
92
Safe to try
$ npx skills add mattpocock/skills --skill grill-with-docsGuidance for distinctive, intentional UI design, typography, visual direction, and non-template-like product interfaces.
100
Quality
88
Trust
92
Safe to try
$ npx skills add anthropics/skills --skill frontend-designTurn the current conversation and codebase context into a structured implementation spec, then publish it to the configured project issue tracker.
100
Quality
88
Trust
92
Safe to try
$ npx skills add mattpocock/skills --skill to-specRecommendation
skills.sh is excellent when the user is already inside the skills CLI ecosystem. OpenAgentSkill is better when the user is still deciding what to use, comparing options, or searching Google for a task-specific skill.
That is why OpenAgentSkill focuses on pages like “best web scraping skills”, “Crawl4AI alternatives”, official maker pages, and agent-specific shortlists. Those pages turn search intent into a practical shortlist.