The Claude Skills Hub is a marketplace for modular extensions that enhance Claude's capabilities. It allows users to browse, discover, and download specialized skills for tasks like document processing, creative design, and development. The platform also enables developers to submit their own custom skills.
The Claude Skills Hub is a third-party marketplace and directory designed to extend the capabilities of Claude through modular extensions. It allows users to browse, discover, and download specialized skills that enhance Claude's performance in various domains such as document processing, creative design, development, and communication. The platform serves as a curated repository where users can find tailored solutions to improve efficiency and functionality. By integrating these skills, users can customize Claude to better meet their specific needs.
A.Claude Skills are modular extensions that enhance Claude's capabilities by providing specialized knowledge, tools, and workflows. They enable Claude to perform specific tasks more effectively, from document processing to creative design.
A.Skills work through a simple integration system. When installed, they become available to Claude during conversations, providing instructions, templates, and resources for specialized tasks while maintaining secure boundaries.
A.You can discover skills in multiple places: the official Anthropic repository on GitHub, this marketplace, and community-contributed platforms. This hub collects and organizes high-quality skills from various sources.
A.To install, browse the collection, click on a skill card to view details on GitHub, then follow the installation instructions provided in each repository. Most can be installed through Claude Code or Claude.ai.
A.Most are open source and free to use. Official skills from Anthropic use Apache 2.0 or proprietary licenses. Community-contributed ones may have different licenses, so always check the license information.
A.Yes, creating custom skills is encouraged. You can build your own using the skill-creator guide from the official repository and then share them with the community.
A.Skills cover diverse categories: development tools, document processors (PDF, Word, Excel), creative applications (generative art, design), communication tools, and more. The marketplace organizes them by category.
A.To submit to this marketplace, create a GitHub repository following the skill format guidelines. Then visit the Submit page to provide details including the skill's name, description, and repository URL for review.
