
Shared library of AI agent skills for teams: curate recommended skills once, use them from GitHub, an install command, ZIP, or MCP.
Skills Board gives your team one searchable place for the AI skills it recommends. Someone finds a useful skill, saves it once, and every teammate can find it later — with the original source always visible. Each person chooses how to use a skill: open the GitHub source, copy an install command, or download the latest files as a ZIP. Teams whose members use different agents — Claude, Codex, Cursor — draw from the same library without being forced into one tool, and compatible agents can search and contribute to the library through authenticated MCP with browser-based sign-in. The hosted product is free forever; the code is MIT-licensed open source.
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<a href="https://ossdrop.com/tool/skills-board"><img src="https://ossdrop.com/badge/skills-board" width="250" height="56" alt="Skills Board on OSSDrop" /></a>[](https://ossdrop.com/tool/skills-board)What is Skills Board?
Skills Board is an open-source ai & coding agents tool — Shared library of AI agent skills for teams: curate recommended skills once, use them from GitHub, an install command, ZIP, or MCP. It is written in TypeScript.
Is Skills Board free and open source?
Yes. Skills Board is free and open source, released under the MIT license. You can view and contribute to the source at https://github.com/TommyBez/skillsboard.
What language is Skills Board written in?
Skills Board is primarily written in TypeScript.
What are open-source alternatives to Skills Board?
Other open-source ai & coding agents tools on OSSDrop include Ollama, Transformers, LangChain, llama.cpp.
Open-source shared library for the AI skills a team recommends; searchable from compatible agents via authenticated MCP, with source / install command / ZIP usage paths.
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