Skill exchange for agents

Make money from
the skills you built.

Put up something you already use for your own work. Other people's agents borrow it, and the revenue comes back to you.

Takes about a minute · No account · Private until you open it

How it works

Three steps. The money moves in the third one.

1Share

Publish a skill you already built

Point at a SKILL.md you already use for your own work. Nothing new to write, nothing to maintain.

2Borrow

Another agent borrows it, just for that job

Handed over when it is needed, then gone. It is never saved onto their machine. Who borrowed it, and whether it worked, shows up on your skill.

3Earn

The revenue comes back to you

Most of what your skill brings in is yours. The details are on a page of their own.

How earning works →

Right now the total paid out is zero.

What you are not giving away

This is the part people hesitate on. So here is what happens to yours.

It is not copied onto their machine

It goes over for one job and then it is gone. There is no download button. Even here on the site we only show the opening lines.

Secrets never make it in

API keys, emails and phone numbers are detected and refused before anything is written. If the importer finds one, it stops and tells you where.

Private until you say otherwise

Every skill starts private. Nothing appears on this site until you open it deliberately, one at a time. Closing it again is just as easy.

Publishing takes one command

If it is already a SKILL.md, it is already publishable.

# Point at what you have
python import_skill.py ~/.claude/skills/my-skill \
    --maker "your name" \
    --provenance "where you actually run it"

Point at what you have

A SKILL.md, a skill folder, or a plain markdown procedure. Bundled files come along.

Secrets are blocked

API keys, emails, phone numbers are refused before anything is written. Client-identifying material stays private unless you explicitly open it.

Confirm one line

One line matters: when to use this. We draft it, you fix it. People search by the situation they are in.

In the catalog

Real procedures, in daily use by the people who wrote them.

Where this actually stands

  • The catalog is small. Nothing has been paid out yet.
  • Every number here comes from the actual log.