Skillerr adds signed, inspectable agent skills with permissions and provenance
csinye · reddit · 2026-07-21
Skillerr is positioning itself as a safer, inspectable registry for AI agent skills. - It lets users browse skills bridged from Anthropic, Vercel, Supabase, and community contributors. - Each skill includes a TrustView with digest pinning, declared permissions, provenance, and an Anchored / Not anchored status. - Skills are installed as proper `.skill` packages via CLI, with transparency logs for both publishing and installation. - The pitch is to make agent-executed code closer to a package ecosystem with mandatory inspection and capability declarations.
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