SkillHub is an open marketplace for AI agent skills — small, composable behaviour packs that drop into Claude Code, the Claude Agent SDK, or any other host that speaks the skill protocol. This post is the shortest useful tour: install the CLI, find a skill that matters to you, and publish your first one.
Install the CLI
The CLI ships as an npx package — no global install needed. Verify it works by listing what’s installed locally:
npx skillhub --help npx skillhub list
Find a skill that matters to you
The catalog has 256+ WordPress skills, 1,000+ design-system skills, and a long tail of niche helpers. Sort by aiScore to surface skills the auto-review pipeline graded as Pass:
npx skillhub search "wordpress theme" --sort aiScore --limit 5
Install, try, decide
Pick the highest-scoring result and install it locally. Skills land in ~/.claude/skills/ by default:
npx skillhub install Jeffallan/claude-skills/wordpress-pro npx skillhub list
If it’s not what you wanted, remove it cleanly:
rm -rf ~/.claude/skills/wordpress-pro
Publish your first skill
A skill is a folder with a SKILL.md file at the root. Push it to GitHub, then submit:
npx skillhub submit owner/repo/skill-name
Where to next
Skim the auto-review report on any installed skill (npx skillhub review <skill-id>) to see the rubric in action. When you’re ready to ship something polished, the Skill Spotlight category here is a good source of fully-worked examples.
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