skills.sh #1 worldwide · 3M installs

Need a skill? Just ask it to find one

New skills drop every other day, and you’re stuck at “which one do I even install?” There’s a skill that does that part for you. It’s also #1 worldwide — 3M installs. Not React. Not design. A skill that finds skills.

Got a skill for landing pages that actually convert?

Yep — found one. The most proven pick is landing-page-conversion-audit. It flags where people bounce on a landing page, and 17K people have installed it. Want me to install it?

Yeah, put it in

Install this skill and the chat above is the real flow. The dialogue is an example; the number isn’t — we searched it ourselves. That’s the actual #1 result (17K installs). Search to install, all inside the conversation.

Install is one paste

No terminal. No command-line homework. Paste the prompt below into Claude Code, Cursor, or whatever AI chat you use, and it’ll find the install path that fits your machine.

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Paste this into your AI, word for word
Install this skill for me. It’s the find-skills skill from the https://github.com/vercel-labs/skills repo.
If the terminal is home for you, this is the install command.
npx skills add https://github.com/vercel-labs/skills --skill find-skills
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Once it’s in, ask this
Find skills that would help with what I’m working on right now. Prefer the ones with more installs, and tell me why each one is good.

Before you install, glance at the repo URL and the install count. That’s the whole habit.

In three lines

Use it when

Every time you think “there’s gotta be a skill for this.” New skills keep showing up, and you don’t have time to go looking.

What’s inside

A search over the worldwide skills leaderboard (skills.sh). You say the job, it brings back candidates by how many people use them, and it’ll install one for you.

What it won’t do

Finding is the job. It isn’t a quality guarantee, so if almost nobody installed a skill, be skeptical before you add it. Install counts are anonymized tallies — treat them as a hint.

What people actually said

We didn’t cherry-pick the nice ones. Three that helped, three that stung — including the jab at the ranking system this skill sits on.

The helpful side

“The skills ecosystem is growing fast. Every new skill added to skills.sh makes manual browsing a little harder. find-skills is the one skill that keeps the rest of the catalog usable as it grows.” rajeevpentyala.com
— Rajeev Pentyala, tech blogger
“Ultimately, find-skills is less a tool than a discipline: forcing Claude to apply an explicit reading grid before suggesting that you install third-party code into your environment. That discipline becomes more valuable as the ecosystem grows, which is probably why it tops the leaderboard.” claude-codex.fr
— The Claude Codex, skill review site
“Figuring out which skill to install — and where to find it — is the biggest onboarding hurdle. With Find Skills installed, you just describe what you want to accomplish.” claudekit.io
— ClaudeKit, tools guide

The disappointing side

“So this is a page made by Vercel which conveniently puts the Vercel skill as top of the list. The page should properly advertise that this is a corporate built/sponsored site so people can understand that it’s totally biased.” news.ycombinator.com
— saberience, developer
“The install process is opaque. It’s not clear where a skill gets installed, or how you update and remove it.” news.ycombinator.com
— dave1010uk, developer
“Why do all these “app stores for skills” refuse to document the basics — update, pin a version, delete?” news.ycombinator.com
— m-hodges, developer

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