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100-point quality check · 10,692 skills checked

Quality-checked agent skills, ready to use

Unlike unchecked skills, Verified skills come with clear steps and built-in safety checks, so your agent gets the work done properly. Less time fixing, more time getting things done.

Free and open · Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Gemini CLI

Top-rated skill#1 of 10,692

the-judge

by tech-leads-club/agent-skills

97/100 A

Install command

npx skills add tech-leads-club/agent-skills --skill the-judge
  • Spec20/20
  • Description19/20
  • Procedure15/15
  • Done criteria15/15
  • Resources10/10
  • Scripts7/8
  • Safety7/7
  • Upkeep4/5
The top score in the registry still loses 3 points: 1 in Description, 1 in Scripts and 1 in Upkeep. View in the registry →
10,692skills checked
300GitHub repositories
393Verified, 80 or more
63median score out of 100
Collected from anthropics/skills openai/skills obra/superpowers vercel-labs/agent-skills github/awesome-copilot microsoft/skills cloudflare/skills huggingface/skills and 292 more
Quality check

How every skill gets its 100-point score

No guesswork and no AI opinions. A script runs the same 27 checks on every SKILL.md, so the same skill always gets the same score.

The SKILL.md quality checklist 8 groups · 27 checks
  1. Follows the format

    Named and laid out the way agents expect, so it loads without errors.

    20 pts
  2. Clear description

    Says what it does, when to use it and when not to, so your agent picks it at the right moment.

    20 pts
  3. Step-by-step instructions

    Numbered steps that look at your project first and say what to do when something goes wrong.

    15 pts
  4. A "done" checklist

    A list the agent checks its work against before it tells you the job is finished.

    15 pts
  5. Nothing missing

    Every file it points to is really there, and it comes with an example.

    10 pts
  6. Helper scripts that behave

    Any script is used by a step, stops on bad input and explains its options.

    8 pts
  7. Asks before risky actions

    Checks with you before it sends, pays, deletes, publishes or pushes anything, and holds no passwords or keys.

    7 pts
  8. Looked after

    Has a license, and a version number or a list of changes.

    5 pts
Verified at 80 or more

with a valid name, a description within limits and a SKILL.md under 500 lines.

A 85+B 70+C 55+D 40+F <40
Quick start

Add a skill to your agent in three steps

If you can copy and paste, you can do this.

  1. 1

    Find a verified skill

    Browse the 393 verified skills and filter by your line of work, such as marketing, product or HR.

    Browse verified skills →
  2. 2

    Copy its install command

    Every skill shows one line to copy. It looks like this:

    npx skills add owner/repo --skill [skill-name]
  3. 3

    Paste it in your terminal

    It asks which agents you use and puts the skill in their folder, such as .claude/skills/ or .cursor/skills/. Your agent uses it from its next session.

Works with Claude Code Cursor Codex Gemini CLI and more
Top rated

The highest-scoring skills and repositories

Explore all skills →

Skills

  1. the-judgetech-leads-club/agent-skillsA97
  2. iap-agent-platform-troubleshootinggoogle/skillsA96
  3. skill-creatorXiaomiMiMo/MiMo-CodeA96
  4. api-gateway-mcp-servergoogle/skillsA94
  5. api-gateway-openapi-spec-authoringgoogle/skillsA94

Repositories

  1. heydamir/unslop1 skill · average 85A91
  2. nidhinjs/prompt-master1 skill · average 85A91
  3. bradautomates/claude-video1 skill · average 81A89
  4. mvanhorn/last30days-skill1 skill · average 82A89
  5. ningzimu/codex-ppt-skill1 skill · average 80A88

A repository's score is 60% the average score of its skills, 15% the share that meets the format, 10% the share that is verified, 10% for a license and 5% for an update in the last 90 days. GitHub stars don't count.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is an agent skill?

A folder with a SKILL.md file that teaches an AI agent one job, such as turning meeting notes into action items. Agents such as Claude Code and Codex read every skill's name and description when they start, and load the full instructions when your request matches one.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Installing a skill is one line that you copy and paste into your terminal. To make your own, the Skill Builder walks you through twelve steps, and Claude can interview you and write the first draft.

Who decides the score?

A script with 27 fixed checks over the SKILL.md and the files beside it. No AI reads the skill to judge it, so a score can't change from one run to the next, and every check is listed above.

What does Verified mean?

A skill from GitHub is Verified when it scores 80 or more and follows the format. A skill made in the Skill Builder is Verified when the builder rates it 9 or 10 out of 10 and it passes all 12 production checks, one of which is a recorded test run.

Why do well-known skills score in the 50s and 60s?

Most were written before there was a shared idea of what a skill needs. The usual gaps are a "done" checklist, a line that says when not to use the skill, and steps for when something fails. The median score in the registry is 63.

Can I get my own skill checked?

Yes. Import it into the Skill Builder, as a folder or a pasted SKILL.md, to see its score with every failed check named. Fix them there, then publish it to the Verified list.

How current is the data?

The registry is a snapshot taken on 12 November 2026. It is refreshed every week, and every skill it finds is checked again.

Made for people who use AI agents every day

Start with a skill that already passes

393 skills score 80 or more and follow the format. Each one shows its scorecard, so you know what it does well before you install it.