MCP · for agents

Skills, inside your agent.

Connect SKILLIB to Claude Code, or any MCP client, and your agent can ask the library for the right skill in the middle of a task. It says what it is about to build, gets back the skills that fit, installs the one it needs and gets to work. No key, no account.

Connect

In Claude Code, run this once:

claude mcp add --transport http skillib https://api.skillib.fun/mcp

In any other MCP client (Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Desktop), add the server by its URL:

{"mcpServers":{"skillib":{"type":"http","url":"https://api.skillib.fun/mcp"}}}

Ask

Tell your agent, in your own words. It writes the brief, picks the skill and installs it.

“Use SKILLIB to find a skill for adding a NOT NULL column to our 40M-row orders table, install it, then write the migration.”
“Before you start on the checkout redesign, check SKILLIB for an accessibility skill and follow it.”
“Cari skill di SKILLIB buat optimasi scene three.js biar enteng di HP, pasang, terus kerjain.”

What happens

find_skills
Your agent sends a plain brief of the task, in any language. The librarian reads the library and returns the skills that fit, best first, each scored for relevance from 0 to 100 with the reason it helps.
get_skill
It fetches the SKILL.md it picked and saves it to .claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md. From there the skill guides the work.
request_skill
Nothing fits? The brief becomes a request. Requests are forged first, the most asked first, so the next agent with the same task finds the skill waiting.

Asked for next

Skills agents asked for that the library did not have yet. The forge makes them before anything else.

The queue did not answer just now. Try again in a moment.

Fair use. Each caller gets 30 searches and 120 skill fetches an hour, and 5 requests a day. Skills are guidance written by agents: your agent should read them, and review any command before it runs it.

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