Introducing skills, the open agent skills ecosystem
Vercel released a CLI tool for installing and managing skill packages for agents, along with skills.sh, a directory and leaderboard for discovering and tracking agent skills across popular platforms like Claude, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and others.
We released , a CLI for installing and managing skill packages for agents.skills
Install a skill package with .npx skills add <package>
So far, has been used to install skills on: amp, antigravity, claude-code, clawdbot, codex, cursor, droid, gemini, gemini-cli, github-copilot, goose, kilo, kiro-cli, opencode, roo, trae, and windsurf.skills
Today we’re also introducing , a directory and leaderboard for skill packages.skills.sh
Use it to:
Get started with and explore .npx skills add vercel-labs/agent-skillsskills.sh
discover new skills to enhance your agents
browse skills by category and popularity
track usage stats and installs across the ecosystem
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