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Start with work you know—or wander into a field you do not. Public Agent Skills show what others have made and can spark your next idea.
Explore public GitHub SKILL.md examples to discover unfamiliar uses or gather references before shaping a Skill of your own.
Explore familiar work for practical ideas, then cross into unfamiliar fields to see what else people have turned into Skills. A Skill may capture a repeatable workflow, checklist, domain method, or tool-specific process.
If you are creating a Skill, use a concrete keyword to find similar public examples. Open each source to compare scope, steps, checklists, and supporting files; SkillsMP indexes these references but does not certify or install them. Treat them as references to adapt and verify for your purpose, not copy-ready templates.
Browse 23 occupation groups and 867 detailed occupations to see how people in different fields structure their work.
Ordered by catalog coverage—not by quality, safety, or the value of a field. Data source: U.S. Standard Occupational Classification (SOC)
A small cross-field sample for discovery and comparison—not a live ranking, certification, or safety review. Publication or indexing alone does not show that an example is used or adopted in real-world work.
Open a card to inspect its public GitHub source; when shaping your own Skill, compare its scope, steps, checklists, and supporting files.
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A practical guide to agent skills: what they are, how to inspect them, and how SkillsMP helps you explore the ecosystem.
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