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find-skilllisted

Search the leading skill / agent / plugin marketplaces in real time and rank the top N matches for a user query. Use when the user asks 'find a skill for X', 'is there a plugin that does Y', 'what skill should I use to Z', 'recommend an agent for W', 'compare skills for ...'. Queries Anthropic claude-plugins-official, OpenAI Codex Directory, Gemini CLI Extensions, Smithery, mcp.directory, VoltAgent/awesome-agent-skills, wshobson/agents, obra/superpowers, mattpocock/skills, and Claude marketplace aggregators. Returns a numbered list with a match score (0-100), a quality score (0-10), name, description, and URL. Trigger words: 'find skill', 'find a plugin', 'skill for', 'plugin for', 'agent for', 'recommend a skill', 'search skills'.
Tamircohen28/tamirs-superpowers · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 73
Install: claude install-skill Tamircohen28/tamirs-superpowers
# /find-skill — search engine across skill / agent / plugin marketplaces A meta-skill that takes a natural-language query and returns the top N matching skills from across every leading marketplace, ranked by how well they match the query *and* how high-quality they are. ## Why this skill exists The skill / plugin ecosystem fractured fast: Anthropic has its own marketplace, OpenAI has another, Google has Gemini Extensions, Smithery is the largest open registry, and there are at least half a dozen community catalogs (VoltAgent, wshobson, obra, mattpocock, ClaudePluginHub, claudemarketplaces.com). Finding the right skill means searching all of them and judging quality from incomplete signals. Doing it by hand wastes 20-30 minutes per query and misses sources you don't think to check. This skill mechanises the search: parallel queries against every canonical source, normalised scoring, ranked output. ## Invocation ``` /find-skill [N] <user prompt> ``` - **N** (optional, default `10`): integer 1-50. How many results to return. - **user prompt**: free-form description of what the user wants the skill to do. Examples: - `/find-skill code review for python` - `/find-skill 5 generate release notes from git commits` - `/find-skill compare PDFs and find differences` If the first token after `/find-skill` is an integer 1-50, treat it as `N`. Otherwise, default `N=10` and treat the whole rest as the query. ## Workflow (follow this order) ### Step 1 — Parse the request Identif