Agent Skills Library
Discover reusable skills for AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and more. Each skill is a package of instructions and code that teaches your agent to perform specialized tasks and automate complex workflows.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are Agent Skills?
Agent Skills are reusable instruction packages — a SKILL.md file plus optional scripts and resources — that teach AI agents like Claude how to perform specific tasks. Anthropic introduced them in 2025, and they are often called Claude Skills.
Are Claude Skills and Agent Skills the same thing?
Yes. Anthropic launched the feature as Claude Skills, and the underlying open format is called Agent Skills because other tools such as Cursor and VS Code agents can use the same SKILL.md format.
How do I install a skill in Claude Code?
Place the skill folder in ~/.claude/skills for personal use or .claude/skills inside a project, then invoke it by name. Every skill page on this site offers a ZIP download and install instructions.
What is the difference between an Agent Skill and an MCP server?
An MCP server extends an agent with new tools and data connections through the Model Context Protocol, while a skill gives the agent knowledge and step-by-step procedures through instructions. They complement each other.