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AI agent skills are everywhere—but stars and install counts don’t tell you whether a skill actually does the job. Skill Grill helps developers discover and evaluate agent skills through practical details and firsthand community feedback. Browse skills by category, supported agent, inspect their documentation and included files, review estimated context weight, and see why other developers found them well done or undercooked. Skill Grill is free, open source, and currently in its early MVP stage.
Hey everyone! I built Skill Grill because discovering agent skills is easy, but figuring out whether they’re genuinely useful is much harder.
Existing directories are great for finding what exists. I wanted to add the missing trust layer: what the skill contains, how heavy it might be, whether people found it reliable, and why.
This is the first public version, starting with around 150 skills. I’d love to hear which details would help you decide whether a skill is worth installing.
Try it at https://skillgrill.dev
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About SkillGrill on Product Hunt
“Find AI agent skills that actually work.”
SkillGrill was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #97 on the daily leaderboard. AI agent skills are everywhere—but stars and install counts don’t tell you whether a skill actually does the job. Skill Grill helps developers discover and evaluate agent skills through practical details and firsthand community feedback. Browse skills by category, supported agent, inspect their documentation and included files, review estimated context weight, and see why other developers found them well done or undercooked. Skill Grill is free, open source, and currently in its early MVP stage.
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