Why this exists
A long list of repositories can make a simple decision feel difficult. We focus on explaining the task, the requirements and the first useful step. You can browse the collection, understand the trade-offs and get the package without leaving the site.
What’s in the collection
Our first collection contains 30 free skills. We prioritize content creation, websites and media, alongside supporting workflows for research, productivity, marketing and development. Third-party packages retain the copyright and license notices their distribution requires.
What we check
- The original source and the specific skill directory exist at a recorded revision.
- The package has a clear license that permits our distribution.
- Requirements, file access, external tools and installation risks are described.
- The published ZIP contains the expected files and matches its SHA-256 checksum.
- Any output labeled as a SkillPick test has a recorded input and actual artifact.
What “reviewed” does and does not mean
Source review is a documented check, not a security certification. We do not promise that generated output is correct, that third-party tools stay compatible, or that a skill is appropriate for sensitive data. Each detail page separates upstream-reported support from an independently recorded test.
Real examples, honestly labeled
Abstract card artwork identifies a workflow category. It is not presented as output from a skill. Actual demonstrations are labeled separately; text-only examples without a recorded run are marked illustrative.
Keeping packages current
We retain the source revision and packaging notes internally. Updates are reviewed before a new version is published; we do not replace a reviewed download with unexamined upstream changes. If a license, source or dependency changes, a package may be corrected or withdrawn.