The standards this catalog targets
This repository packages its contents according to two open standards. They are published elsewhere, by other people, and this page is a pointer to them rather than a summary of them: the specifications are the normative documents, and a paraphrase of a requirement is a second and worse copy of it.
- Agent Plugins — how a distributable plugin
package is laid out. Each plugin here names the version it targets in its own
plugin.json$schemaURL, and its plugin page renders that declaration rather than this page asserting one. - Agent Skills — the
SKILL.mdformat every skill in this catalog is written in.
The two are separate standards with separate homes, and neither is published by this repository.
The revisions this page was built against
This build reads these from specification-source.json; no page here carries a
version string of its own.
- Agent Plugins — version
1.0.0, statuspublished, commitff8ab5e392cc87bd88d87c060815a87490e51003. - Agent Skills — commit
69ef37e9424c0a7ea9dd2293b559e43ec8176379.
The Agent Skills specification declares no version or status of its own, so none is
shown above. That absence was measured, not inherited: the predicate and the
positive control that shows the search could have found one sit beside the
omission in specification-source.json.
This catalog is skills-only
Agent Plugins fixes two locations inside a plugin root: skills/ and mcp.json.
This build probed both for all 14 declared plugins and found
29 skills and 0 MCP servers —
0 of the 14 plugins declare an mcp.json, and
0 of the 14 declare a manifest
extensions field. Those are counts from the build that produced this page, not
a claim about what the repository will contain tomorrow.
What this site does with them
It renders what the repository declares and nothing else. Every field on a skill or plugin page is labelled with where its value came from — the skill's own frontmatter, its plugin's manifest, or this build — and a value the source does not declare produces no row at all rather than a placeholder.