From discovery
to your workflow.

Open a skill page, read its instructions and source, then choose an agent and copy the install command into your terminal. The current skills CLI requires Node.js 22.20 or newer.

Project Default

Install in the current project. A good place to start when a skill belongs to one codebase.

Global -g

Make the skill available across projects. Choose “Install for all your projects” on the skill page.

A useful workflow deserves to be discovered. Keep your source in a public GitHub repository and give people clear instructions for when and how to use it.

1. 1

   Connect with GitHub

   Your GitHub account identifies you. Browse your public repositories or enter a repository manually.

2. 2

   Choose the skill and its category

   Select a SKILL.md file, add useful tags, and declare the agents you want to list.

3. 3

   Preview, then submit for review

   Check the imported metadata and source commit. A moderator reviews the submission before it becomes public.

---
name: code-review
description: Review code for clarity and correctness.
---

# Code review

1. Read the relevant code and project conventions.
2. Check correctness, edge cases, and tests.
3. Explain findings with file references.

Use a regular UTF-8 SKILL.md file, up to 64 KiB, with a YAML name and description followed by instructions. We read the source without executing it. The installer reads the complete upstream skill directory, including supporting scripts and assets.

The original submitter or a moderator can import the same repository and path again. Your current public snapshot stays available while the new version is reviewed.

1. Submit update
2. Moderator review
3. Approved snapshot

Approved commits enter the source history. Follow submission status and moderator notes on your publishing page. Imports are manual; changes to the upstream branch are not automatically synchronized.

Search for what you want to do. Results match the skill’s name, description, source, category, and tags. Combine search with category and agent filters to narrow things down.

Sign in to save skills to your private collection. Agent targets are declared by submitters, so check the source’s actual requirements before you install.

Sign in with GitHub to leave a 1–5 star rating and an optional review. Each account has one rating per skill, which can be edited or removed. Submitters and repository owners cannot rate their own skill.

Community rating

Feedback about this skill on localhost.md. Hidden and removed ratings do not affect the average. Reviews identify the source snapshot they were written for.

GitHub stars

Interest in the whole source repository. Counts are cached separately; the tooltip shows when they were checked. Unavailable counts are not shown as zero.

Read public listing metadata, source commits, and install commands from your own tools. Responses are paginated and use the same filters as the catalog.

curl "https://localhost.md/api/v1/skills?q=testing&category=testing"