Frequently Asked Questions

Skill Hub is an open-source skill project aggregation platform. We carefully curate high-quality AI, Agent, and programming-related open source projects from around the world, organized by category with multilingual descriptions, helping developers quickly find the right tools and resources for their needs.

You can find projects on Skill Hub through the following methods:

• Use the search feature on the homepage to search by project name or description
• Sort by Star count on the homepage to see the most popular projects
• Use the language switcher to view project descriptions in different languages

Our project selection criteria include:

• Projects with clear purpose and value
• Good documentation and maintenance history
• Sufficient Star count and community activity
• Relevance to AI, Agent, or programming skill topics
• Valid open source license

If you have an excellent open-source project to submit to Skill Hub:

1. Visit our GitHub repository
2. Submit an Issue introducing your project
3. Or directly create a Pull Request
4. We will add the project to the list after review

Claude Skill is an extension feature designed for AI programming assistants like Claude Code and Cursor. Defined through Skill.md files, it enables AI to master specific skills, workflows, or domain knowledge, helping developers complete tasks more effectively.

Currently, Skill Hub supports the following languages:

• Simplified Chinese (zh-CN)
• Traditional Chinese (zh-TW)
• English (en)
• Japanese (ja)

We are working on adding more language support. If you'd like to help with translation, feel free to contact us!

We welcome contributions to Skill Hub in various ways:

• Submit excellent open-source projects
• Help translate project descriptions
• Write blog posts and tutorials
• Improve website features and design
• Report bugs and suggest improvements

Please visit our GitHub repository for more details.

Skill Hub's project data primarily comes from GitHub. We retrieve project information (Star count, Fork count, description, etc.) through the GitHub API, which is then curated and translated by community contributors. All projects respect the original authors' open source licenses.