SkillRouter

SUBMIT A SKILL

Submit your skill repository and see how many agents use it.

Send a public GitHub repository address — nothing is uploaded. Every directory with a SKILL.md becomes a skill in the indexing pipeline; after you claim the repository you can see each skill's listing state and how often it is recommended and installed. Free for individuals.

Three steps

  1. 01

    Submit

    Run sr connect to sign in, then submit the repository address. It is indexed on the next crawl round; a submission is not a listing.

    sr community submit <owner>/<repo>

  2. 02

    Claim

    Commit the .skillrouter-claim file it prints to the root of the default branch, then run sr author verify to prove the repository is yours.

    sr author claim <owner>/<repo>

  3. 03

    See the numbers

    Per skill: whether it is listed, why not if it isn't, and its last-30-day recommendation and install counts.

    sr author stats <owner>/<repo>

What gets indexed

  • Every directory with a SKILL.md in a public GitHub repository is a candidate; nesting is fine.
  • Content is de-duplicated: a skill copied into many repositories is indexed once.
  • Permissively licensed skills (MIT, Apache-2.0, BSD, ISC, CC0, CC-BY and similar) are mirrored for install; others get a catalog entry linking to their source.
  • Every skill gets an automated health check and dangerous ones are not listed; the crawler never executes what it fetches.

How to rank well

  • name: lowercase words joined by hyphens.
  • description: 50–1024 characters that lead with what the skill does and when to use it; the ranking card reads only the first 200.
  • Don't stuff keywords. A clean, working skill with a matching description ranks higher; organic ranking is never sold.

Opting out

Put a .skillrouter-noindex file at the repository root or in a skill directory, or set skillrouter-noindex: true in a SKILL.md frontmatter; you can also email us. Withdraw a submission with sr community submit --withdraw <repo>.

Just submit, no application

Put your skill (a directory with a SKILL.md) in a public GitHub repository and run sr community submit https://github.com/you/repo . Claim it with sr author claim and read its numbers with sr author stats. Adapter submissions are closed.

Email us a question

Indexing, claims or removal: [email protected]