About Antigravity Skills Directory

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Antigravity Skills Directory is an independent, read-only catalogue of agentic skills from public GitHub repositories. It helps developers discover, compare, and install skills for AI coding agents without hunting through dozens of repos manually.

How indexing works

A scheduled indexer clones configured repositories, scans for SKILL.md files, extracts titles and descriptions, assigns SEO-friendly URLs, and stores full markdown for search engines and LLM crawlers. Category labels are derived from folder structure and keywords.

Update cadence: once per week via GitHub Actions (Mondays, UTC).

Supported agents: Cursor, Claude Code, Antigravity, and other tools that load skill folders.

Index status

Last indexed
7/13/2026, 6:29:02 AM
Skills indexed
3,247
Repos indexed
16
Errors
0

Frequently asked questions

What are Antigravity skills?
Antigravity skills are markdown instruction files (usually SKILL.md) that teach AI coding agents how to perform specific tasks — from React patterns to security audits. They are installed into tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Antigravity so agents follow consistent workflows.
Which AI coding agents are supported?
Skills indexed here work with agentic coding tools including Cursor, Claude Code, Antigravity, and other environments that load folder-based skill definitions from your project or global skills directory.
How often is the directory updated?
An automated GitHub Actions job re-indexes configured public repositories once per week (Monday UTC). Netlify rebuilds the site when new data is committed.
Who owns the skill content?
Each skill remains owned by its original author and source repository. This directory is read-only: it displays previews, links to GitHub, and helps you discover skills — it does not modify upstream content.
How do I install a skill?
Open any skill page, download the skill folder as a ZIP, and place it in your agent's skills directory. See the How to Install guide for step-by-step instructions for common tools.

Want to suggest a repository? Submit a repo. Ready to install? See How to Install.