Package agent skills once and install them anywhere using a unified distribution system.
SkillPort is worth checking the docs before setup with trust notes worth reviewing. Check agent compatibility and use-case fit before adding it to your workflow.
Repository setup guidance
npx skills add ArthurZakirov/SkillPortRun the command in your terminal.
Confirm that the skill files were added to your agent workspace.
Check the README requirements before invoking the skill in your agent.
SkillPort is a tool that helps you package and distribute agent skills. It provides a standard structure for skill repositories, making it easy to install skills across different agents like Codex and Claude Code. You can create new skill packs, sync skills across machines, and manage everything from a single manifest file.
SkillPort is a packaging and distribution layer for public skill-pack repositories. It standardizes the scaffolding needed for a skill repo, including README structure, plugin manifests, marketplace metadata, local symlink setup, dummy examples, schema placeholders, and a starter skill. The tool allows you to create new agent-skill repositories that are immediately installable via `npx skills add`, Codex plugins, Claude Code plugins, and local symlinks. It also includes a sync script that reads a YAML manifest of skill repos and installs all skills across multiple agents with a single command. SkillPort is designed to keep distribution infrastructure separate from individual skill packs, making it easier to maintain and share reusable agent skills.
Looks usable, but maintenance, license, or security notes deserve a closer look.
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Package a new set of agent skills into a standardized repository structure.
Sync all your skill packs across multiple machines using a single manifest file.
Generate a starter skill repo with all necessary metadata and plugin configurations.
Install skills for different agents (Codex, Claude Code) from a single source.
Maintain a central distribution system for a collection of skill packs.
Agent skills can change coding-agent behavior; review every SKILL.md and referenced script before installing.
Check shell, network, file-system, credential, and API-key requirements before running skill workflows.
Running scripts from external repositories may pose security risks; review before execution.
The tool uses `npx` which downloads and executes packages; ensure network trust.
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A public repository of example skills for Claude, demonstrating how to create reusable instructions and resources for specialized tasks.
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Package agent skills once and install them anywhere using a unified distribution system.
Developers creating and distributing agent skill packs, Teams managing multiple skill repositories across agents, DevOps engineers automating skill deployment across machines
The setup section provides repository-level starting guidance, not a guarantee of an independently verified installation. Check the official README and release notes.
Agent skills can change coding-agent behavior; review every SKILL.md and referenced script before installing. Check shell, network, file-system, credential, and API-key requirements before running skill workflows.
Similar or complementary options to evaluate include anthropic-skills, bug-hunter, hyperframes.
Jun 7, 2026
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Setup difficulty is 3/5.
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