r/AgentSkills

Hey everyone,

I've been playing around with various AI agent setups lately, and one thing that kept bugging me is how hard it is to find skills that match a specific need. Most skill repos are just flat lists — you have to dig through everything to find something useful.

So I put together a small site: skillpicker.xyz

It's basically a categorized directory of agent skills, organized by:

• Roles (researcher, coder, writer, etc.)
• Tasks (summarization, data analysis, translation, etc.)
• Outputs (reports, code, emails, etc.)
• Tools (GitHub, Notion, email, etc.)
• Agents (which agent platforms support which skills)
• Getting Started guides

Right now there are about 127 topics cataloged. It's still very early — I just launched it — and I'm sure the categorization is far from perfect.

I'd really appreciate any feedback:

• Are the categories useful? Anything missing?
• Would you use something like this when setting up an agent?
• Any skills or categories you'd want to see added?

Happy to hear any thoughts. Thanks!

I made a skill that lets Hermes Agent use Tklr as a scheduling and productivity engine. You can schedule events, manage tasks, and get reminders without relying on an external calendar such as Google.

https://github.com/37Rb/hermes-skills/tree/main/skills/tklr-reminders

It covers appointments, events, tasks, projects, goals and notes, the reminders that go with them, and the questions people typically ask about them.

I hope others find it as useful as I do!