A registry where agent skills can actually be found
A public home for agent skills: browse by tag or creator, read the whole description, install in one copy.
The problem
Agent skills are spreading fast and they live nowhere in particular. A gist here, a repo there, a message in somebody's Discord. There was no one place to look a skill up, see what it really does, and put it to work.
What we built
qala is a registry. Skills are grouped by tag, credited to whoever wrote them, and listed with the full description rather than a trimmed one line teaser, because the description is the thing that decides whether a skill ever fires. Install is one copy.
Built to be scanned
The list is the product, so it is built to be read fast: creator and skill name together, tags down the side, most recent first, and a search that covers skills and the people who made them. Nothing sits behind a sign-in until you want to save or post something of your own.
For the people posting
Signing in adds a library, collections for grouping skills you use together, and posting your own. The point is that a good skill should be as easy to share as it was to write, and right now it is not.
Where it is
Early and deliberately small, growing one real skill at a time rather than being padded out to look busy. A registry is only worth as much as the worst thing in it.
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