All 319 skills in this catalogue install into Codex. The CLI writes the skill folder to ~/.agents/skills/<slug>, and Codex is what it falls back to when you do not name an agent. Nothing in a skill is Codex-specific — the same folder loads in Claude Code or Cursor, so the choice costs you nothing.
319 skills · 162 scored 5.00 · 35 free · installs to ~/.agents/skills/<slug>
npx skillloom-cli loginA browser window opens and you confirm the code shown in the terminal. The token is stored in the OS keychain. Node.js 20 or newer is required.
npx skillloom-cli install <slug> --agent codexThe slug is the last path segment of a skill URL. The CLI downloads the skill, verifies its checksum and writes it to ~/.agents/skills/<slug>.
npx skillloom-cli doctordoctor prints what is missing. Image skills also need a generation key: issue one in Settings, then run doctor --write-env and source ~/.skillloom/env.
Codex is the CLI's fallback agent: with no --agent, it uses the defaultAgent in your config, then the first agent folder it finds on disk, and only then codex. ~/.agents/skills is the shared convention — Cursor, Gemini CLI and OpenCode read the same folder — so a skill installed once is already in place for all four.
Grouped by what you get back at the end of a run. These counts are the live catalogue, read at render time, not a figure typed into this page.
The same catalogue, cut by the job instead of the deliverable. Every skill here runs in Codex, so these are filters on this page's list, not a different set of skills.
$4.99A premium OG image skill for product launches and web publishing. It turns a concise brief into a dark, symbol-led composition with a glowing geometric medallion, restrained neon color, tactile paper grain, and exact headline typography. Use it when a campaign needs a recognizable visual signature for a release series.
$4.99A signature presentation skill for turning executive reports, editorial strategies, and course proposals into bold Acid Agency decks. It combines warm paper grounds, compressed headlines, acid-red signals, and disciplined evidence layouts so the result feels distinctive without sacrificing clarity.
$4.99An editable flight-booking landing page with an open, travel-led hero, clear search controls, and concise destination details. Designed for brands that want trip planning to feel straightforward and welcoming.
$4.99Generate a distinctive launch or publishing share image with a near-black ground, crisp cobalt contour art, restrained lilac glow, and exact, legible headline copy. Designed for a consistent visual series across product announcements and web pages.
$4.99Turn an article thesis into a memorable Victorian-style allegorical engraving with etched linework, symbolic objects, and a restrained accent. For premium editorial covers and thumbnails that need visual recognition without generic stock imagery.
$4.99A high-craft landing page system for a fictional alpine travel agency. It combines an editorial collage, restrained contour details, practical trip data, and a labeled route finder so the brand feels adventurous while the conversion path stays clear.
$4.99A distinctive launch page for a fictional creative workspace, styled like a carefully assembled amber scrapbook while staying clear, responsive, and product-focused.
$4.99Generate a high-craft 16:9 share cover with a dark, abstract dashboard, localized ambient color, and exact headline typography. Designed for product launches and web publishing where a consistent, recognizable social preview matters.
$4.99A high-craft OG image direction for launch announcements that pairs angled product devices with one luminous iridescent card in a cool white studio. It is built for concise, accurate messaging and strong recognition in social previews.
$4.99A fine-line watercolor diagram for explaining a scientific or technical subject with disciplined structure, exact callouts, and a distinctive paper-based editorial finish.
$4.99Turn an appliance and its verified component structure into a cinematic exploded-view poster. Built for product launches, ecommerce listings, and technical storytelling where dramatic presentation must preserve assembly logic and product readability.
$4.99Create a polished HTML teaching deck with white editorial slides, aqua connective lines, precise terminology, and varied instructional layouts. Built for course creators and designers turning source material into a coherent lesson.
$4.99An editable project presentation that turns spatial ideas, evidence, options, and estimates into a clear client decision. Its datum-led visual system feels like a disciplined architectural review, not a generic pitch template.
FreeBuild an image-led presentation that gives research and campaign material a cinematic sense of place. The deck uses editable SVG frames, restrained editorial typography, and deliberate pacing for professional storytelling.
$4.99A premium launch-cover generator for creators and brand designers who need one memorable, text-accurate OG image. It combines giant white serif typography, a matte-black stage, a luminous geometric pedestal, and restrained neon-spectrum light into a repeatable series system.
$4.99A professional OG image generator for launch announcements, release pages, and social sharing. It combines oversized exact headline typography with contour-line energy, restrained coral signals, and a deep blue editorial ground for recognizable campaign consistency.
$4.99A distinctive OG image skill for product launches and web publishing, pairing exact oversized headlines with cyan paper blobs and thick black doodles. It gives social creators and brand designers a playful, consistent visual system with enough polish for paid campaigns and recurring announcement series.
FreeAn editable, browser-ready 16:9 presentation that turns brand strategy into a polished story using bold, grounded color blocks and an editorial type pairing.
$4.99A saturated-yellow OG image with an oversized browser frame, scratchy ink illustration, and one surreal product metaphor. Use it for launches and publishing when a series needs a memorable visual signature and the headline must stay exact and thumbnail-legible.
$4.99A stark, high-contrast share image built around oversized brutalist type, a pale monochrome field, and one electric arrow. Designed for product launches and web publishing where the headline must stay exact, legible, and consistent across a visual series.
$4.99An editable, locally rendered MP4 that shows one publishing-calendar item moving from its original date to a new slot. Designed as quiet editorial b-roll for creator updates, lessons, and schedule announcements.
$4.99An editable, locally rendered motion clip that gives workload and attention topics a calm, deliberate reset for educational and social publishing.
$4.99A signature 16:9 launch image with layered cloud silhouettes, fictional cartoon avatars, and a precise cobalt hero composition that makes community software feel welcoming, memorable, and ready to share.
$4.99A reusable testimonial section that turns approved customer quotes into concise, human case notes for product and service websites.
A skill is a folder, not an integration: a SKILL.md your agent reads on demand, plus references/ and scripts/ — the same three in all 319 of them. Nothing inside is addressed to a particular agent, which is why every skill here declares Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and OpenCode at once rather than shipping five variants. The only thing that changes between agents is the folder the CLI writes to.
Folders the CLI writes to, relative to your home directory. The last column is the honest part: two of these were confirmed by installing a skill and checking the result; the rest come from official or community documentation and are still unconfirmed here. Any of them can be overridden with --target <dir>.
| --agent | Agent | Folder | Folder confirmed by a real install |
|---|---|---|---|
claude-code | Claude Code | ~/.claude/skills/<slug> | confirmed |
codex | Codex | ~/.agents/skills/<slug> | confirmed |
cursor | Cursor | ~/.agents/skills/<slug> | not yet confirmed here |
gemini-cli | Gemini CLI | ~/.agents/skills/<slug> | not yet confirmed here |
opencode | OpenCode | ~/.agents/skills/<slug> | not yet confirmed here |
kimi-code | Kimi Code CLI | ~/.agents/skills/<slug> | not yet confirmed here |
antigravity | Antigravity | ~/.gemini/config/skills/<slug> | not yet confirmed here |
Yes. Every one of the 319 skills names codex in the agents array of its own skill.json, and the Codex install folder was confirmed by a real install rather than read off a documentation page.
~/.agents/skills/<slug>, created by npx skillloom-cli install <slug> --agent codex. The folder also gets a .skillloom.json receipt recording the slug, version, sha256, agent and install time, which is what skillloom list and skillloom update read.
The CLI uses the defaultAgent from your config; failing that, the first agent folder it detects on disk; failing that, codex. So on a machine with nothing set up, codex is where a skill lands.
No. A skill ships a SKILL.md plus references/ and scripts/ — all 319 of them do — and nothing in that folder is addressed to one agent. The only agent-specific part of an install is which folder it lands in.
Slide, web page and video skills render locally and cost nothing per run; they want Node.js 20+, FFmpeg and Chromium. Image skills call a generation model through a prepaid key you issue yourself, so that spend is yours and is never bundled into a membership.