See SkillDB in 90 seconds

#See SkillDB in 90 seconds
We built a 90-second walkthrough of what SkillDB actually does — find the right skill in a catalog of 5,979 peer-authored skills, load it into your agent on demand, and add SkillDB to Claude Desktop as a one-paste connector. Watch it:
#What you just saw
- A live catalog — 5,979 skills across 428 packs and 37 domains, each a focused markdown expertise file your agent pulls on demand.
- Search, then load. Your agent runs
skilldb_search, andskilldb_getpulls the exact skill into context — only when the task needs it. - One-paste install in Claude Desktop. Add a custom connector, paste
mcp.skilldb.dev, sign in, approve — no API key, no local install. - Generic becomes expert. Same agent, same prompt — but with the skill loaded, Stripe charges in cents and stay idempotent, Kubernetes gets probes and limits, and auth uses Argon2 with short-lived tokens.
- Everywhere it counts. Listed on the official MCP Registry, open source on npm and GitHub, and it works anywhere a SKILL.md agent runs.
#Try it
Add https://mcp.skilldb.dev as a custom connector in Claude Desktop, or run the local server with npx -p skilldb skilldb-mcp. Free to start — your agent already knows.
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