Agent Skills Market

Agent Skills Market (agent-skills.market) is an online directory that catalogues "agent skills" — small, installable capabilities that plug into the AI tools a user already works with. Its stated pitch is that it is "a directory of agent skills for everyone — not just developers," positioning the catalogue for general knowledge workers rather than only engineers. Skills are organised into browsable categories such as Documents, Writing, Design & Creative, Marketing & Growth, Product Management, Business Operations, Productivity, Knowledge & Research, and AI Tools, and each listing shows the publisher behind it (for example Anthropic, Google Workspace, Brave, Posit, or the community publisher ClawHub Community). Each skill entry works like a product page: it explains what the skill is, what it does, when to use it, and how to add it to an AI. The site instructs users to copy the source URL and ask their AI to add it, noting that most coding agents — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and Windsurf — will fetch and install the skill automatically. Individual skills cover concrete office tasks, such as editing Word documents and PowerPoint slides with tracked changes and diff reports, generating Google Slides presentations, creating Excel files with formulas and formatting, or looking up local business details such as opening hours, ratings and distance. Beyond the skills directory, the site also operates an "Agent Services" section: a catalogue of pay-per-use APIs that an AI agent can call and pay for in a single request, without API keys or signups. This section is described as powered by the open Machine Payments Protocol from Tempo & Stripe, and lists services across categories including AI Models, Search, Web & Browse, Data & APIs, Compute, Storage, Blockchain, and Social & Messaging. Examples include Anthropic Claude chat completions, Exa search, fal.ai media generation, Google Gemini, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Parallel Search, AgentMail and StablePhone. The directory itself also offers a submission service: publishers can POST a skill JSON and pay $25 USDC via Tempo, after which a human reviewer publishes it within 2-3 days or issues a refund. Agent Skills Market is best understood as a marketplace and discovery layer for the emerging ecosystem of AI agent capabilities, sitting between skill authors (model vendors, tool companies and community contributors) and end users who want to extend their assistants with ready-made, task-specific abilities.

Agent Skills Market appears as an online directory at agent-skills.market, described in Wikidata as an "online directory of agent skills for non-developers." The site's own homepage frames it as "a directory of agent skills for everyone — not just developers," and organises its catalogue into categories including Documents, Writing, Design & Creative, Marketing & Growth, Product Management, Business Operations, Productivity, Knowledge & Research, and AI Tools. The directory aggregates skills from a range of publishers. Listings visible on the homepage include skills attributed to Anthropic (an Excel File Creator), Google Workspace (Google Docs Manager, Google Slides), Posit (Alt Text for Data Visualizations), Brave (Local Business Lookup), and the community publisher ClawHub Community (Create Google Slides Presentation, Feishu Doc Writing, Generate Presentation, MiniMax Excel, Office Document Editor, Pans Excel, among others). Each skill page follows a consistent structure — "What it is," "What it does," "Use it when," and an "Add this skill to your AI" instruction — and points to an original source URL. The site tells users that most coding agents, including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and Windsurf, will fetch and install a skill when given its source URL. A second part of the platform, the Agent Services section, extends the directory from installable skills to callable, payable APIs. It describes "93 services · pay-per-use APIs your AI can buy on its own," available "in a single request — no API keys, no signups," and states that it is "Powered by the open Machine Payments Protocol from Tempo & Stripe." Services are grouped under AI Models, Search, Web & Browse, Data & APIs, Compute, Storage, Blockchain, and Social & Messaging, and include Anthropic Claude chat completions, Exa Search, fal.ai media generation, Google Gemini, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Parallel Search, AgentMail, StablePhone, StableStudio and Auto.exchange. The platform also monetises submissions: a listing in the Agent Services catalogue describes a service to "Submit a new agent skill to the agent-skills.market directory," where a publisher POSTs a skill JSON, pays $25 USDC via Tempo, and a human reviewer publishes it within 2-3 days or refunds the payment. Taken together, these elements describe a young, web-native marketplace that sits between skill authors and end users in the emerging AI agent ecosystem.

A discovery and marketplace layer for AI agent skills and pay-per-use agent services, explicitly aimed at non-developers as well as developers.

• Skills directory

  Browsable catalogue of installable agent skills across categories such as Documents, Writing, Design & Creative, Marketing & Growth, Product Management, Business Operations, Productivity, Knowledge & Research and AI Tools.

• Office Document Editor (ClawHub Community)

  A skill for making precise edits to Word documents and PowerPoint presentations without opening Microsoft Office, including find-and-replace, highlights, strikethroughs, slide rearrangement and diff reports.

• Local Business Lookup (Brave)

  A skill that retrieves full details about local businesses and points of interest, including opening hours, phone numbers, addresses, ratings, photos and distance.

• Agent Services

  A catalogue of pay-per-use APIs that an AI agent can call and pay for in a single request without API keys or signups, powered by the Machine Payments Protocol from Tempo & Stripe.

• Skill submission service

  Publishers POST a skill JSON and pay $25 USDC via Tempo; a human reviewer publishes it within 2-3 days or refunds the payment.

1. 1Agent Skills · A directory of agent skills for everyone — not just developers.agent-skills.market
2. 2Office Document Editor · ClawHub Communityagent-skills.market
3. 3Agent Services · APIs your AI can pay foragent-skills.market
4. 4Local Business Lookup · Braveagent-skills.market
5. 5Agent Skills Market — Wikidatawikidata.org