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NVIDIA/SkillSpector vs skills.sh
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| Overview | |||
| Description | Open-source security scanner for AI agent skills from NVIDIA. Scans skills (from Git repos, URLs, zip files, or directories) for risky patterns including prompt injection, data exfiltration, privilege escalation, malicious code, supply-chain issues, and MCP tool poisoning. Uses static analysis plus optional LLM-based semantic review and can be used in CI/CD or as an MCP server. | 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 | |||
| Developer | — | Skills | |
| Verified Status | No | No | |
| Last Updated | Jul 2026 | Jul 2026 | |
| Pricing | |||
| Pricing Model | Free | Freemium | |
| Free Plan | Yes | No | |
| Open Source | No | No | |
| Capabilities | |||
| Tags | nvidiaskillsskillspectoropensourcesecurity | skillsassistantscommunitydrivenregistrymarketplace | |
| Trust and Engagement | |||
| Review Count | 0 | 0 | |
| Saves | 0 | 0 | |
| Views | 3 | 6 | |
| Quality Score | 45/100 | 41/100 | |
| Website Status | Online | Online | |
| Availability | |||
| Website | github.com | skills.sh | |
| Social Links | 1 linked | — | |
| Screenshots | No | No | |
| Reviews | |||
| Pros | • Free to use • Actively maintained | • Free to use • Actively maintained | |
| Cons | • Limited user reviews so far | • Limited user reviews so far | |
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