- Search public skills.
- Inspect public manifests, schemas, permissions, runtime type, pricing intent, review state, and publisher profile.
- Copy public REST inspection commands.
- Compare verified and submitted skills before adopting them.
Find, inspect, and prepare governed agent skills.
Developer Preview: search public skills, inspect permissions, and use registry/gateway discovery now. Paid marketplace, payment capture, and payout automation remain prelaunch.
- Save or install a verified skill to a project.
- Create project runtime keys.
- Run login-gated runtime tests through project policy checks.
- Approve project policy, budget, subscription, billing, or ledger actions where the paid-preview role allows them.
- Submit feedback or trust reports.
Research a web topic and return concise findings with source URLs.
curl "https://api.useskillhub.com/v1/skills/browser-research"Convert tabular data into structured notes, anomalies, and next actions.
The developer path proves SkillHub is more than a directory: public discovery can become authenticated project state, runtime governance, logs, cost, and updates after sign-in and policy checks.
- MarketplaceSearch, filter, and compare trust, runtime, pricing, and publisher signals.
- Skill detailReview manifest, permissions, examples, feedback, incidents, and alternatives.
- Developer workspaceCreate projects, manage team, billing, webhooks, and buyer requests.
- Project commandPin versions, approve policy, create keys, and manage updates.
- Runtime testUse REST or MCP through the same policy, budget, subscription, and log path.
The catalog points to the governed path behind it.
Discovery is credible only when a public listing connects to publisher trust, availability, login-gated runtime governance, and prelaunch paid-marketplace modeling.
The catalog is tied to buyer, publisher, and operator state without claiming paid launch.
These preview signals come from the platform overview API. They explain the discovery-to-runtime architecture while paid marketplace operations remain prelaunch.
Developers
Projects return for policies, version changes, budgets, keys, and runtime evidence.
Publishers
Authors return for review feedback, runtime checks, demand signals, and paid-readiness blockers.
Operator controls
Review, payout, notification, and incident queues are protected inside the admin console.
Every marketplace card links to the supplier behind the skill. The public directory lets teams compare profile state, verified listings, public review status, adoption evidence, and runtime evidence before adopting.
The marketplace keeps a gated path after sign-in.
A useful skill registry is not finished when an agent copies a command. Verified skills can move into project policy and runtime evidence; submitted skills stay inspection-only until review passes.
Manifest, permissions, runtime, pricing intent, and publisher profile are visible before adoption.
Signed-in teams attach a verified skill to a project key or MCP server with explicit policy context.
Verified runtime calls carry typed input, project policy checks, success signals, and reviewable output.
Feedback, incidents, changelog updates, and paid-readiness blockers create the next publisher action.
These are example demand scenarios for the future paid marketplace. Live buyer requests stay empty until real users submit them.
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