Awesome Claude Skills (Composio)
ComposioHQ/awesome-claude-skillsA curated list of Claude skills plus hundreds of templated app-automation skills that run through Composio's hosted Rube MCP.
A Chinese-language skill store: 63 local skills (content, video, e-commerce, PPT) plus daily-synced mirrors of other authors' skills.
A mirror-plus-grab-bag with an unclear license, a chat-persona root skill and bundled copies of other authors' work; install the originals or the specific local skill you want instead.
The author changed 1 of 93 skill folders after our review (noticed Oct 29, 2026). The review describes the earlier version; we recheck changed skills weekly, the most significant changes first.
This repository is a collection rather than a single skill. The README (mostly Chinese) says it holds 182 "official" skills crawled daily from six upstream repositories (including OpenAI skills, VoltAgent lists and Matt Pocock's skills) and 63 local skills grouped by theme: content creation and publishing, video, e-commerce and marketing, PPT, voice and audio, digital avatars, and documents and analysis. The listed local skills include WeChat and X posting helpers, a Xiaohongshu image generator, a 1688 cross-border e-commerce pipeline, an SRT-to-whiteboard-animation video skill, TTS and ASR skills, and a set of "antinet" document skills that parse documents and produce four-color fact/explanation/risk/action cards.
The root SKILL.md is not a catalog guide but a virtual companion persona (xiaoyue-companion) that calls Zhipu's GLM model and sends messages through OpenClaw. The tree has roughly 2,300 files, with Python and Node scripts, Windows scheduler setup and a Vercel config alongside the skills. Quality varies by skill, and some copies of third-party skills are bundled. The README also promotes a separate paid knowledge-assistant product with an email sign-up. The license field is empty; the README mentions both CC BY 4.0 and MIT.
93 skill folders averaging about 9.6 KB with many scripts overall, but uneven quality, little structure shared between them and no evals.
Counted from the repository file tree. How we score depth.
This skill asks for more access than most, or sends data to another service. That is usually a design choice rather than bad intent, but you should know before you install it.
allowed-tools: Bash(*) pre-approves unrestricted shell for the chrome-automation skill.skills/chrome-automation/chrome-automation/SKILL.md:4Bash(node:*) Bash(npm:*) Bash(openclaw:*) Bash(curl:*), wildcards over interpreters and curl.SKILL.md:4A large mixed collection: a companion chat skill, Chinese content and e-commerce skills, a local email assistant, social-publishing scripts and a Chrome automation skill. chrome-automation pre-approves any shell command, installs a toolchain without asking and copies your real Chrome profile (including cookies and logins) into a debugging-enabled automation profile. The moltbook skill instructs the agent to fetch and follow a remote heartbeat file every few hours, and the email assistant keeps your IMAP/SMTP app password in a local config file.
curl ... https://sh.rustup.rs | sh -s -- -y when cargo is missing; scripts/install-scripts.md line 264 also shows curl ... vercel-labs/agent-browser/main/install.sh | bash.skills/chrome-automation/chrome-automation/scripts/auto-install-mac.sh:68npx playwright install chromium and builds the native binary, all unpinned.skills/chrome-automation/chrome-automation/scripts/auto-install-mac.sh:20The repository (2299 files) on Oct 29, 2026. Not a full review: 1506 of 2299 files were not downloaded (large repository; we reviewed the skill folders); it contains compiled binaries or archives we cannot read; we read 3 of 128 code files; it relies on code outside the repository: 1,506 of 2,299 files were not downloaded, including antinet-agentteams/core/*.py and most worker packages; 11 binary/zip files (opspilot-zero-demo.zip, worker_packages/*.zip and others); vercel-labs/agent-browser repository cloned and built by chrome-automation, plus Rust toolchain, pnpm and Playwright Chromium.
NVIDIA SkillSpector static scan: 440 pattern hits (MCP Rug Pull 125, Privilege Escalation 93, Agent Snooping 64, Supply Chain 57, Data Exfiltration 29, Tool Misuse 24). Most of the 440 hits come from the repo being a scraped catalog of other skills (a Burp Suite entry in data/skills.json, README link lists, 'dsh-*' plugin names) and from documentation (DELETE routes, .env and ssh key mentions). The hits that matched real behaviour are recorded as flags: Bash(*) and Bash(curl:*) allowed-tools, the Chrome profile import, rustup and agent-browser installs, and the moltbook heartbeat fetch.
A review, not a certification. Skills change after we check them — read the files before installing.
No license file (GitHub reports none) — the README badge says CC BY 4.0 and another line says MIT; bundled third-party skills carry their own licenses, so treat reuse as unclear.
Not really. The repo has a 24-hour sync crawler, but its skills are mostly interactive content tools without stop conditions or verification.
A curated list of Claude skills plus hundreds of templated app-automation skills that run through Composio's hosted Rube MCP.
A catalog of roughly 2,900 community SKILL.md playbooks, with a local CLI, MCP server and plugin bundles for searching and installing them.
A marketplace of about 120 skills from one author: skill-creator fork, audio and transcription tools, Claude Code and Codex ops, research, QA and more.
A CLI plus agent skill that converts Markdown into WeChat Official Account HTML, makes covers and images, and pushes drafts to the WeChat draft box.
It is a Chinese-language skill store that combines locally written skills for content, video and e-commerce with daily-synced mirrors of skills from other repositories. It is a collection, not a single skill.
The repo has a plugin manifest, but the better route is to copy only the individual skill folders you need into your agent's skills directory. Installing everything adds 93 skill folders and a root persona skill that you probably do not want.
We saw no hidden payloads in the files we read, but it is a large mix of scripts from several authors, including browser automation and publishing helpers. Review each skill before enabling it.
The license is unclear: GitHub detects none, and the README mentions both CC BY 4.0 and MIT. Bundled skills from other authors keep their own licenses, so check the upstream repos.