Open Source, Agent Skills Registry for Teams

One place for your team's Skills and MCP, on your own servers. Publish a skill once. Install it from the browser, the terminal or your agent.

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A demo of the Skillset web app: browsing the skills list, opening the pr-review skill to read its SKILL.md, then going back to the list.

A demo of the Skillset web app: browsing the skills list, opening the pr-review skill to read its SKILL.md, then going back to the list.

Own your skills registry

Give your team one place to catalogue every skill they build

Deploy with Docker

Your database, your storage, your URL — Skillset runs on infrastructure you already control

zsh
$ git clone https://github.com/org-quicko/skillset
$ cd skillset && cp .env.example .env
$ docker compose up
Registry running on http://localhost:3000
zsh
$ git clone https://github.com/org-quicko/skillset
$ cd skillset && cp .env.example .env
$ docker compose up
Registry running on http://localhost:3000

Simple Auth

Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra or GitHub — sign-ups stay within your organisation.

Google

yourcompany.com

Microsoft

1 tenant allowed

GitHub

Not connected

Manage access

Role-based access decides who ships skills and who just browses.

AM

Aarav Mehta

aarav@yourcompany.com

Superadmin

MI

Meera Iyer

meera@yourcompany.com

Admin

KB

Karan Bhatt

karan@yourcompany.com

Writer

IP

Isha Patel

isha@yourcompany.com

Reader

Registry that works with you

Push from your terminal, pull from existing repos, and add skills to your workflows without leaving your CLI

Easy to publish, easy to install

Publish and install skills from your preferred set up — your terminal handles both.

zsh
$ skillset login --registry https://skills.yourcompany.com --token <your-token>
Logged in to https://skills.yourcompany.com
$ skillset publish ./pr-review
Published pr-review
zsh
$ skillset login --registry https://skills.yourcompany.com --token <your-token>
Logged in to https://skills.yourcompany.com
$ skillset publish ./pr-review
Published pr-review

Import From GitHub or GitLab

Bring your skills from any public repo, or connect your account to import from private repos.

github.com/yourcompany/agent-skills/tree/main/pr-review

pr-review/

SKILL.md

checklist.md

scripts/lint.sh

4 files · public repo

Import

Connects with your favourite AI coding agents

Work directly with your team's skills across 25+ AI agents and harnesses

  • Claude Code

  • Cursor

  • Codex

  • Gemini CLI

  • GitHub Copilot

  • Windsurf

  • Amp

  • Augment

  • Cline

  • Continue

  • Devin for Terminal

  • Droid

  • Goose

  • Grok Build

  • Junie

  • Kilo Code

  • Kiro CLI

  • OpenCode

  • OpenHands

  • Qwen Code

  • Replit

  • Roo Code

  • Trae

  • Warp

  • Zed

Ask your agent

Set up Skillset MCP server, and let your AI agent handle the rest.

An agent chat. You type “Install the pr-review skill from the Skillset registry.” and send it. The agent calls search_skills (1 match · pr-review), then install_skills (Installed to .agents/skills/pr-review), and replies: Done. pr-review is installed in this project and ready to use.

Install from skill page

Browse, preview and install a skill from the browser — no CLI, no sign-up.

skills.yourcompany.com

The pr-review skill page. Its Installation panel has a Command tab showing “skillset install pr-review” and a Prompt tab showing “Install the pr-review skill from the Skillset registry.”, each with a copy button.

Your questions, answered

What are Agent Skills?

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Agent Skills are folders of instructions, led by a SKILL.md file, that teach a coding agent a specific task. Skillset is a registry where your team can publishes and install Skills they wrote.

What is the difference between Agent Skills and MCP servers?

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Agent Skills give your agent instructions on how to perform a task, and MCP servers give it tools to execute it. Skillset stores both in one registry.

How is Skillset different from other skill registries?

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Skillset is a self-hosted registry for Agent Skills, MCP servers and plugins, open to your team only. It installs into 25+ agents from the web, the CLI or MCP.

How do I install Skills?

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Install Skills from the browser, from the terminal with the Skillset CLI, or straight from your agent — no manual file copying required.

How do I share my Skills with my team?

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Publish it from your terminal, from CI, or through the web interface, and it's added to your team's registry immediately. From there, anyone with access can browse and install it.

How do I set up an Agent Skills registry for my organisation?

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Deploy Skillset with Docker, connect your database and storage, and host it at your own URL — that's the whole setup.

Can I use Agent Skills with Cursor, Codex or GitHub Copilot?

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Yes. Skillset installs Agent Skills into 25 agents, including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI and Windsurf.

Can I self-host an MCP registry?

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Yes. Skillset is a self-hosted, private MCP registry that runs on your own servers with Docker.

Is Skillset open source?

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Yes. Skillset is an open-source skill and MCP registry under the AGPL-3.0 license, free to self-host.

Why we built Skillset

AI agents are part of how teams across Quicko work, from engineering to design. Skills help them do that work better. So we built Skillset to catalogue our skills and make them easy for anyone to find. It's open source, so your team can do the same.

Skillset

From the team at Quicko Labs

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