AI Agent Skills Refiner
Reviews from businesses like yours — matched by size and type. Available once you create a profile.
Complete profileRelated Tools
Community Reviews (4)
Reviews from Reddit, Product Hunt, Hacker News & Unbought members
If I understand correctly, the brilliant part of the /learn implementation is that it has context-awareness built in. If you just type /learn into the chat with no other context, the skill instructs the agent to look at the environment (e.g., scan package.json, check file extensions, look at the current Git branch name), then automatically query the database and say: 'Based on your project, I see you are using Next.js and Prisma. I recommend installing the nextjs-app-router and prisma-schema-exp
Product Hunt • ProductHunt • Use case: Testing the /learn command's context-aware skill recommendation feature for a Next.js and Prisma project.
Centralizing this is the right call. Curious: do you curate for quality before listing, and is there a way to pin to a specific skill version so a production workflow doesn't break when a skill gets updated?
Product Hunt • ProductHunt • Use case: Finding and implementing Claude Code skills for their accounting automation stack.
Having a searchable index with some vetting behind it is exactly what this space needs.
Product Hunt • ProductHunt • Use case: Discovering and vetting skills/plugins for AI coding assistants (like Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot).
I've been using Claude Code skills for months and they're genuinely incredible. For me, they're like the scene in The Matrix where Neo gets Kung Fu uploaded directly into his brain.
Product Hunt • ProductHunt • Use case: Finding and installing skills for AI coding agents (like Claude Code) to enhance their capabilities in specific domains like SEO, cold email writing, and accounting.
Have You Used This Tool?
Sign in to share your experience with this tool.
Sign in