Building a new skill takes time. You should first check if a good one already exists. That is where Skill Scout helps. It searches your local files, the marketplace, GitHub, and the web for similar skills.
This approach keeps you from duplicating work that others have already done. It also helps you find trusted skills that are already maintained. You can use an existing skill as is or fork it to match your needs.
Only when no close match is found should you build a new skill. This saves time and keeps your workflow efficient. The tool ranks results by relevance and shows you the best options.
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mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/skill-scoutProject
mkdir -p .claude/skills/skill-scoutSource Repository
Lark Skill Makerlarksuite/cli
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Setup Matt Pocock Skillsmattpocock/skills
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Write A Skillmattpocock/skills
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Writing Skillsobra/superpowers
Test your agent skills like code to make them truly effective
Teachmattpocock/skills
Teach yourself any skill with guided lessons and mission-driven practice
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Contribute Catalogheygen-com/hyperframes
Turn your idea into a new HyperFrames registry block or component
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Old command renamed to /impeccable teach. Use that one instead