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BrowserAct Skills vs skills.sh

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skills.sh
skills.shSkillsFreemium
DescriptionDirectory of reusable AI-agent skills and browser automation workflows for research, ecommerce, social/search extraction, video platforms, maps, and operational automation.Community-driven skills registry and marketplace for AI assistants, providing a curated collection of reusable skills for various AI platforms including Claude Code, OpenAI GPT, and other LLM assistants, with download usage statistics and trending popularity rankings for all skills
Category
DeveloperBrowseractSkills
Verified StatusNoNo
Last UpdatedSep 2026Sep 2026
Pricing ModelFreeFreemium
Free PlanYesNo
Open SourceNoNo
Features
Searchable marketplace of 100,000+ AI agent skills, security-audited, from Skills.sh and BrowserAct
Browse by use case: competitive intelligence, e-commerce, social media, data & analytics, developer tools
One-command install for any listed skill
Compatible with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, OpenClaw, Codex, Hermes, Antigravity, VS Code
BrowserAct's own skills let agents control real browsers for competitor research and data extraction
Built on the open-source browser-act/skills ecosystem
Tags
skillsautomationbrowseractdirectoryreusableagent
skillsassistantsregistrymarketplacecommunity-driven
Review Count00
Saves00
Views9858
Quality Score62/10058/100
Website StatusOnlineOnline
Websiteskills.browseract.comskills.sh
Social Links3 linked
ScreenshotsNoNo
Pros
Free to use
Free to use

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