What this skill does

Find Skills guides an agent through the skills.sh ecosystem. Starting with a task, such as preparing a presentation, reviewing a website or working with video, it finds relevant procedures together with their sources and instructions. It helps you choose when you do not yet know which skill you need.

In a business, start with the expected result and the tools available. A popular skill may require software, an account or a connection your employee does not have. The search should end with a reasoned recommendation: what each option covers, what is missing and what to review before adding it to your team.

When it can help

  • Find a skill for a recurring task.
  • Compare alternatives by scope and source.
  • Find instructions maintained by a tool's provider.

A task to get started

Find skills for making a Spanish explainer video about our service. Compare three options, list the tools they require and recommend one to start with, without purchasing anything yet.

What you need

  • Access to the directory and each source's documentation.
  • A clear description of the task and the available environment.

Limits and result review

  • Installation counts indicate popularity; they do not guarantee quality or compatibility.
  • Finding a skill does not authorise installing software, connecting accounts or incurring costs.

How to add it to your employee in Hub Bot

Hub Bot's library lets you review and add skills from public GitHub repositories. You need an account and permission to manage team skills.

  1. Sign in to Hub Bot and open Skills library, or type /skills in chat.
  2. Find find-skills and check the author: vercel-labs.
  3. Open the details and review the version, requirements and original content.
  4. Choose the permitted scope—company, department or employees—and add the skill.
  5. Check the employee's tools and connections before assigning work. Review the first result.
Use in Hub Bot ↗

Account required. Select and review the skill in the library.

A skill provides a procedure. Each employee's permissions, approvals and connections still determine available actions. Adding it does not automatically install software or execute the author's scripts.

Sources and documentation

An iabot editorial explanation based on original documentation. Authorship remains with vercel-labs. This guide is not a Hub compatibility test and does not distribute a translation of the author’s code.

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