A curated library of reusable "skills" for coding agents. Each skill bundles guidance, references, and optionally scripts so agents can execute domain-specific tasks consistently.
- Curated skills organized by domain under
skills/curated/ - Experimental skills under
skills/experimental/ - Each skill includes a
SKILL.mdplus optionalreferences/,scripts/, andtemplates/
- Pick a skill that matches your task
- Read the skill's
SKILL.mdfor scope and usage - Use any referenced docs or scripts to complete the task
OpenCode loads skills from ~/.config/opencode/skill. Use the one-liner below to download curated and experimental skills into that folder:
bash -c '
set -e
repo="https://github.com/The-Smol-Lab/skills.git"
out="$HOME/.config/opencode/skill"
tmp="$(mktemp -d)"
git clone --depth 1 --filter=blob:none --sparse "$repo" "$tmp"
git -C "$tmp" sparse-checkout set \
skills/curated/ai-development \
skills/curated/software-engineering \
skills/curated/utilities \
skills/experimental
mkdir -p "$out"
rsync -a "$tmp/skills/curated/ai-development/" "$out/"
rsync -a "$tmp/skills/curated/software-engineering/" "$out/"
rsync -a "$tmp/skills/curated/utilities/" "$out/"
rsync -a "$tmp/skills/experimental/" "$out/"
rm -rf "$tmp"
echo "Merged into $out"
'To add more sources, repeat the same pattern with a different repo URL and sparse-checkout paths, keeping the same out folder so everything merges into ~/.config/opencode/skill.
MCP-specific setup has been moved to config_examples/claude-skills-mcp.md, with configs under config_examples/claude-skills-mcp/.
| Source | Description |
|---|---|
| SkillsMP | A community-run marketplace that indexes tens of thousands of GitHub-hosted skills using the open SKILL.md standard, with search and category browsing to discover and download skills |
| Claude Plugins Skill Registry | A community-maintained, open-source registry that auto-indexes public GitHub skills and lets you browse and install them for Claude, Codex, OpenCode, and other assistants |
- Add new skills under the appropriate category
- Keep skills self-contained and focused on a single domain or workflow
- Prefer links to authoritative references and include runnable scripts where helpful
MIT — see LICENSE