SkillHub – Team registry for agent skills

Let non-technical teammates find, install, and update team agent skills from a browser or plugin.

Problem

Companies are distributing agent skills widely, but the methods vary: Notion, GitHub, or just passing around .md files. Business users find GitHub too complicated, and .md files go stale with no version warnings. People on HN asked for better tools but didn't get satisfying answers.

Solution

An internal registry for agent skills: upload a GitHub repo or write skill Markdown files, and it generates a searchable catalog. A browser extension or desktop helper lets business users install skills into their local agents with one click, showing version updates and changelogs. Admins can control visibility.

Users

Small teams already using Claude Code, Cursor, OpenAI Codex, or similar agents, especially those with many non-developers.

MVP

Import Markdown skills and GitHub repo URLs only; generate a searchable, tag-filterable catalog page; provide a browser extension to one-click download and write skills into the local agent directory; track installed versions and notify on updates; use local files or SQLite, no complex accounts.

Revenue

Seat-based subscription with 5 free seats; or tier by number of skill packages. Start with a free catalog for lead gen, then charge for team features like version alerts and permissions.

Why now

Agent coding tools are moving from individual toys to team workflows, but skill distribution is still stuck at file dumps and links. An indie developer can build a lightweight registry without large model training or massive data.