localskills
localskills.sh is a team-ready registry and management platform for AI agent skills and MCP servers, enabling developers to create, share, and govern instructions across tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Windsurf.
At a Glance
- Software engineering teams
- Enterprise development organizations
- AI agent developers
AI Tools by localskills
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AI Agent Skills Registry
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Latest News
Localskills.sh launches on Product Hunt, introducing AI skill management for teams.
Anthropic Skills: The Official Repo and Docs, Explained - A deep dive into the official Anthropic skill ecosystem.
LocalSkills adds opt-in PostHog analytics and session replay to improve user experience.
LocalSkills introduces Enterprise features including SAML SSO and SCIM provisioning.
Products & Services
A web-based marketplace and private registry for browsing, publishing, and managing AI agent skills.
A command-line tool for installing and managing agent skills directly in local development environments.
A Model Context Protocol server that allows AI agents to dynamically pull skills mid-task.
Market Position
localskills.sh positions itself as the enterprise-grade management layer for the fragmented AI agent skill landscape, focusing on governance, security, and team collaboration which individual tool registries often lack.
Leadership
Founders
Matthew Zhao
Software Engineer at Xometry; previously at Fusebit, Glean, and Amazon Lab126. Research focused on NLU and conversational AI.
Executive Team
Matthew Zhao
Founder & Owner
Software engineer and researcher with a focus on cloud hosting and AI systems.
Founding Story
Started to solve the 'dies in someone's dotfiles' problem, where valuable AI agent rules and skills are created by individual developers but never shared across teams. The vision was to create a centralized, governed registry that makes agent instructions team-ready and enterprise-friendly.
Business Model
Revenue Model
SaaS subscription model with a free tier for small teams and custom pricing for larger organizations.
Pricing Tiers
Up to 9 seats, unlimited skills, public/private visibility, SSO/SCIM included.
From 10 seats, custom plans with additional support and governance.
Target Markets
- Software engineering teams
- Enterprise development organizations
- AI agent developers
- Standardizing coding rules and style guides across a team's AI agents
- Sharing complex multi-step prompt engineering 'skills' across development environments
- Governing AI agent behavior and permissions in enterprise settings
- Automating agent setup with pre-defined project-specific skills