Skillry

What is Skillry?

Your agent can build a site, a deck, a video, an image. It just has no taste. Skillry is a growing library of Agent Skills that do. Each Skill carries a specific visual point of view, and you can see exactly what it makes before you install it — you are not buying a description. Install from the web, or authorize your browser once and run a single command in your CLI. Then invoke a Skill by name inside your agent and get a finished piece of work: a landing page that looks art-directed, a deck you would actually present, an image that stops the scroll, a short film that moves. Four kinds of work today — web pages, slide decks, images and video — with new Skills added every week. No API key required. It is not a marketplace. There is no community upload and no race to ten thousand listings. The library is deliberately small and grows one Skill at a time, which is the whole point: everything in it has a look worth keeping. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more. The taste is ours. The work is your agent's.

How to use Skillry?

1. Browse the library at skillry.dev. Every Skill shows the work it produces before you install it, so you judge the output, not the description. 2. Connect your agent once through the browser, or run a single install command in your terminal. No API key is required. 3. Invoke the Skill by name inside Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or whichever agent you already use. 4. Describe the job in plain language. The Skill supplies the art direction; your agent does the work. 5. Get a finished artifact back — a landing page, a slide deck, an image set or a rendered clip — and keep iterating in your own agent.

Skillry's Core Features

Skillry's Use Cases

FAQ from Skillry