Terms
What you can expect from this catalogue, and what it expects from you.
Last updated 21 September 2026
What this is
LLM SkillHub is a catalogue of skills for AI agents: folders of instructions, and sometimes scripts, that an agent loads in order to do a particular job. Anyone can read and download from it. Publishing needs an account.
Your account
One account per person, please, and keep your access tokens to yourself. Anything done with your token is treated as done by you, which is why you can revoke one at any time from your account page. If you think a token has leaked, revoke it first and tell us afterwards.
What you publish
It stays yours. Publishing here transfers no ownership. What you grant is the right to store your package, show it on the site, and pass it to anyone who downloads it — the things a catalogue has to do to be a catalogue.
You must have the right to publish it, and it must carry a licence that permits us to redistribute it. If the work is not yours to give away, do not upload it.
Versions are permanent. You can withdraw a version so it stops being offered to new installs, and you can remove a skill from the catalogue entirely. Anyone who already pinned that version keeps being able to fetch it, because a withdrawal should not break a build that works this afternoon.
Mirrored skills
Part of this catalogue was not published by its authors. Those skills were copied from public repositories, under the licence each one carries, and every such page says so at the top, names the source, and states that the author has not claimed the page and is not affiliated with us.
If one of them is yours: you can claim the page and it becomes your account, or you can have it taken down. We do not require you to prove anything elaborate, and we do not argue about it.
Removal
Write to hello@llmskillhub.com — the link fills in the questions we need answered. Tell us which page, who you are in relation to it, and what you want done. We will act on a credible request from an author or rights holder about their own work.
The same address takes reports of anything else that should not be here: a package containing credentials, something built to attack the person running it, a skill impersonating someone. Those we act on whoever reports them.
What review does, and what it does not
Every version is unpacked, scanned for credentials and for instructions that try to steer an agent against its user, and then read by a person before it is listed. That is a real check and we take it seriously.
It is not a security guarantee. A skill is a set of instructions written by a stranger, which your agent will follow. Review catches what a careful reader catches. It cannot prove that a package is safe, that it does what it claims, or that it is fit for what you want to do with it. Read what you install, particularly anything in scripts/, and give your agent no more access than the job needs.
What you may not publish
- Credentials, keys or tokens — yours or anyone else’s.
- Anything designed to damage, exfiltrate from or take control of the machine it runs on.
- Instructions that try to conceal what the agent is doing from the person using it, or to override the limits they set.
- Work you have no right to distribute.
- Anything impersonating another person or project.
We remove packages that breach this, and suspend accounts that keep doing it. Where something looks like an honest mistake we will say so and give you the chance to fix it.
Using the catalogue and the API
Reading, searching and downloading are open, including to agents over the MCP server, and no key is needed. Please do not hammer it hard enough to make it slow for everyone else. If you want to mirror the whole catalogue, write to us first and we will probably just help.
No warranty
This service is provided as it is. We do not promise it will be available, that the catalogue is complete or accurate, or that any skill in it will work. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for what happens when you run something you got here. Decide for yourself what you let an agent do on your machine.
Ending it
You can delete your account whenever you like — see Privacy. We can suspend an account that breaks these terms, and will tell you why.
Changes
These terms will change as the service does. The date at the top says when they last did, and anything that materially affects publishers gets said out loud rather than edited in quietly.
Getting in touch
This page describes how LLM SkillHub actually works and what it undertakes to do. It was not drafted by a lawyer and is not legal advice. If you need it to carry legal weight in a particular jurisdiction, have someone qualified read it first.